Here's the quilt for Quilts of Compassion. Although there are two pictures, this is just one quilt that is reversible. I pieced and quilted this a long time ago and finally decided that it needed bound and donated. I don't remember any specifics about the fabric used, but I do know that it was all from the same line, just in different colorways. The pattern is Crazy Eights.
The next quilt was made for Charity #2 - Hurricane Sandy Survivors. This is just a simple alternating four patch/plain block using fun fabrics.
Here's a close up of the fabrics and the meander quilting that I did using a variegated thread.
And the backing is fun too! It's a denim-looking blue with all these cool fish. I sure hope a youngster enjoys using this quilt as much as I enjoyed making it.
And finally, for the third charity - Happy Chemo - I made a Charm Pack Cherry Quilt using a free pattern from the Fat Quarter Shop.
Thank you Sarah at Confessions of a Fabric Addict, for issuing and facilitating this challenge again. You ROCK!
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All three are wonderful - good for you in finishing up a 'shelved' quilt - they will all be much loved.
ReplyDeleteThat's really like 4 quilts right? The reversible with colors that are opposite on the color wheel is brillant. I did LOL when I saw the close up of your fabrics for the hurricane Sandy, what fun!
ReplyDeleteNice quilts! They all are from fun patterns. They will be loved.
ReplyDeleteOh, they're all beautiful, Joanne!! Thanks so much for participating in the Challenge this year - I hope you'll be back next year too!
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