Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Some New Finishes
This card will be given to a senior citizen during the upcoming holidays.
A small piece to be made into an eyeglass case or playing card case.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Love Quilts Square
The basketball is for a quilt to be made for a boy named Charlie F. He loves sports, especially basketball.
Boy, am I glad to be finished with all that ORANGE!
Sunday, August 26, 2012
New Giveaways
There is a wonderful giveaway at Victorian Motto Sampler you'll want to enter. Tell them Peggy sent you and I'll get extra entries!
Another nice giveaway is at Craftymoo.
Five Monkeys Fabric giveaway at A Life Full of Laughter.
Another nice giveaway is at Craftymoo.
Five Monkeys Fabric giveaway at A Life Full of Laughter.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
More Summer Stitching
This beautiful heart will be sewn into a quilt for a senior lady, along with about 35 others made by the ladies of our group, World of Charity Stitching. I used a variegated thread for this stitching project.
All the hearts will be shades of reds, pinks, cranberry, etc.
This cute little Angel is a Love Quilts square I stitched for a little girl named Aleria. Her quilt will be made of angels from stitchers from all over the world.
All the hearts will be shades of reds, pinks, cranberry, etc.
This cute little Angel is a Love Quilts square I stitched for a little girl named Aleria. Her quilt will be made of angels from stitchers from all over the world.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Some New Items Finished for WOCS
A couple more finishes for World of Charity Stitching. I stitched the horse silhouette recently and made it into a draw-string bag to give to a young boy for Christmas. Our group donates totes, bags, backpacks, and quilts to the Favor House (a domestic violence shelter) and to the Ronald McDonald House in Pensacola, FL.
The cupcake square will be part of a quilt of cupcakes (made by other members of my group) and will be donated to the Century Care Center, in Century, FL.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Cotton Blossom Farm - Fabric Winnings
I try to enter as many contests as I have time and wanted to share with you my most recent winnings. Cotton Blossom Farm was the sponsor of a recent contest and I won 10 fat quarters of beautiful children's fabrics. I plan on donating these to my group, World of Charity Stitching, so they can be used to make a child's quilt for our charities.
If you haven't visited the Cotton Blossom Farm website, please take a look at some of the fabulous fabrics they have for sale.
Friday, July 20, 2012
HEDWIG, Harry Potter's Owl
Harry Potter Quilt for Love Quilts
I stitched up Hedwig for the upcoming quilt for Charlie. These are free patterns that the members of Love Quilts are stitching to make a quilt for Charlie.
"Charlie has Asperger's along with the brain tumor, so he gets deeply involved with his interests. Charlie envisions his "bad cells" as Voldemort, with his body fighting them like Harry Potter and his friends with their wands. It's interesting to me how well HP "works" as his current obsession. HP and Voldemort were deeply connected- a little Voldemort in HP, so fighting one hurts the other (surgery and chemo).
And the big thing that struck me while reading the first book aloud with Charlie: Harry Potter was "the boy who lived," which is exactly what I want Charlie to be. Thank you all again. I am having a hard time communicating how much this means to us. The squares are coming along beautifully."
(from Charlie's Mom, Karen)
I stitched up Hedwig for the upcoming quilt for Charlie. These are free patterns that the members of Love Quilts are stitching to make a quilt for Charlie.
"Charlie has Asperger's along with the brain tumor, so he gets deeply involved with his interests. Charlie envisions his "bad cells" as Voldemort, with his body fighting them like Harry Potter and his friends with their wands. It's interesting to me how well HP "works" as his current obsession. HP and Voldemort were deeply connected- a little Voldemort in HP, so fighting one hurts the other (surgery and chemo).
And the big thing that struck me while reading the first book aloud with Charlie: Harry Potter was "the boy who lived," which is exactly what I want Charlie to be. Thank you all again. I am having a hard time communicating how much this means to us. The squares are coming along beautifully."
(from Charlie's Mom, Karen)
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