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Let's share some more finishes today!
Another crazy week!
I had the opportunity to go to a few new (to me) sewing groups around Eugene and meet some new quilters. One of the groups I crashed, I have known about for decades. I had met one of the ladies that sews there and I promised her some scrappy strings for a project she is working on. I decided to take four big brown bags stuffed with scraps in case someone else could use some. It was so fun seeing all of those quilters sort, pet and stack every single one of those bits of fabric. Someone ...
read moreIt's been a couple of weeks since I have blogged. There has been a lot going on and this will become apparent as you read today's post. First, I have made a bit of progress on my fall cross stitch project. The cardinal is done and more leaves and branches have been added. I love the colours in this picture although I am not sure a tree exists that has such a variety of leaves on one branch!
I can't believe it is Sunday already.
All I sewed this week was attaching a few bindings to quilts and a few flannel rectangles into a couple of blocks. My time was needed elsewhere. This week we have our big Sew Day!
So All I can share are some completed quilts. I doubt any of you will mind!
This last week spun by in a blur! I know I got a lot accomplished. We had a board meeting, I met new longarm quilter Phyllis and exchanged some quilt kits, I checked in lots of fabric, kits and blocks, and I finally updated the blog.
But I spent the most time preparing for our upcoming Sew Day on the 10th of September.
(I will have more information in the upcoming newsletter.)
I think it is about time I share a few quilts we made from a block drive.
Once a block drive ends, all of the blocks go out to be sorted so they are easier to manage. Trying to put together a quilt from a pile of a couple thousand blocks is nearly impossible. We wait about a month after the end of a drive and we have two young girls that love to sort them into colors, etc.
While the girls sorted some blocks, their mom Sophia put some of the blocks together into tops for us. If you ...
read moreHere I am! So sorry for missing the last two Oh Scrap Sundays. I will be sharing soon some news and you will all get to see what we have been up to here at Many hands and Many Hearts.
I did have some scrappy blocks to share with you but I decided to share some of the MANY photos of finishes quilts I have on my phone. All of these quilts have already been delivered months ago.
Linda sent in this quilt top. It is such a lovely shade of coral. She also sent in this pieced backing. I ...
read moreSorry, it has been so long since my last post. I think I even missed an Oh Scrap! along the way. I have just been so busy, I have to pick and choose what I have time for.
I have a bit of time this evening so I thought I would share a few kid quilts that went out way back in March. (Yes, I am that far behind in sharing finishes!)
Karen sent in this sports-themed quilt top. Perfect for a teenager. Karen also sent in this fun plaid backing. I had ...
read moreHappy Friday!
I am celebrating a bit because I actually put out a few posts this week. It is getting harder and harder to accomplish this with all the other things I have been doing for MHMH. If you are planning on retiring soon, don't start a non-profit!
(I am joking of course - but you do work a lot!)
I hope those of you in the US had a nice holiday weekend. I spent some time getting the "MHMH warehouse" organized. It is really just a 10' square room that holds most of our fabric and quilts. Needless to say, it can become quite chaotic in there!
I have a few minutes so I thought I would share a handful more quilts that crossed the finish line. All of these quilts were made from donated quilt tops.
I did work on a few scrappy projects this week, but I forgot to take any photos. Mostly, I was doing a bit of a clean-up and I just finished a bunch of partially sewn blocks and binding strips. I guess we will have to settle for some photos of some quilt tops donated by local volunteers.
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