Happy Friday!
I just have one Happy Quilt to share with you today...
Happy Friday!
I just have one Happy Quilt to share with you today...
I have a few more Compassion Quilt finishes to share today.
Yep! I am ready to share six finished Happy Block quilts.
First up are some quilts others made using the Happy Blocks they completed.
The first one is this fun little quilt made by Debra. She made all of her blocks with the same plane fabric set in some coordinating solids and then framed them up in black. I love how she added in bright colors in her border and made mini happy blocks for the corners.
A scrappy back with some fun plane fabric. Such a cute little quilt.
This one measures about 40" x 48".
I think quilt ...
read moreI have some great news to share today!
There is a local agency called Bags of Love. I have mentioned them before because they are one of the places I donate kids' quilts. BOL makes and fills age appropriate bags for kids in crisis. These bags can include pajamas, underwear, toys, hygiene items, school supplies, etc. and each bag contains a quilt or warm blanket.
Because I donate to them, I get their newsletter. I was reading that they project to be 900 quilts short by the end of the year (yes, they give out that many bags!). Thanks to ...
read moreHappy Friday Everyone!
I have three more Happy Block finishes to share with you today. Hard to believe we are already surpassing 20 Happy Quilt finishes.
Happy Blocks are still arriving in a pretty steady flow. Whenever I have a few minutes to sew, I turn them into quilt tops. But I am so appreciative when I open a package and the blocks are already sewn into a quilt top. Plus, I enjoy seeing the new ways these blocks can be laid out. Here are a few that have arrived and are now ready to donate.
Happy Friday!
I have been a busy girl this week finishing up a big sack of Compassion Quilts. I have THREE Happy Quilts to share.
This first one is another one made from butterfly, moth and dragonfly blocks. I also had an orphan block with a butterfly, so I added it right to the center of the quilt. I like to find a home for all the bits that I save. Plus, it gives this quilt a unique layout.
On the back is a pretty fabric that has lovely birds and butterflies. I made this quilt top the same day ...
read moreHere we are...already sharing Happy Quilts 12 and 13 and I haven't put a dent in the number of blocks I have received. There are going to be a LOT of quilts made!
The two quilts I am sharing today were inspired by some cool blocks I received. In both cases, I was sent a number of blocks from the same fabric line so I wanted to create a quilt using those blocks.
I am still working away on the Compassion quilts made from the Happy blocks donated by many of you. Today I have three to share!
This one is quilt number 9. I made this one for an adult or a teen. It really doesn't have a theme. The blocks are just colorful, and few blocks are made with novelty fabric.
Both of today's quilts are pretty much brought to you by Holly. She sewed the tops and she pieced up the backings. All I had to do was quilt them up!
I love the on-point layout that Holly used for her Happy Blocks.
She even used an orphan block on the back of this one. How fun is that!
Quilt number seven measures 47 x 47".
Quilt number 8 is also on point. On this quilt, she used some orphan blocks right on the front. I think it gives the quilt a ton of charm.
(By the way, Beth ...
read moreThe pipeline of Happy Block Quilts is flowing fast now.
Today I have three finishes to share with you!
The Happy Block quilt pipeline is filling up and I should soon be sharing very regularly all the fun quilts I am making using your donated blocks.
I have quilts #2 and #3 for you today.
First up is Happy Zoo. I received a bunch of cute animal blocks and at first it was going to be Happy Safari but I realized I needed to use alligator and panda blocks to have enough for the quilt.
All the blocks look so cute together!
How adorable is this back. I lost track of who gave me that fun tiger fabric but ...
read moreYay! It is time to share the first quilt made from the current Compassion Quilt block drive.
I give you Happy Hands!
Hurray! It is time to announce the next Compassion Quilt block.
This drive will run from now until the end of November. Our focus on this drive will be quilts for kids.
We will be making Happy Blocks.
Here are the material requirements for each block:
Novelty fabric (please no holiday fabric or specific sports team fabric)
4.5" square Qty = 1 Center block
Solids, tone on tone or geometric fabric (Please no florals - trying to keep it gender neutral)
2.5" x 4.5" Rectangle Qty = 2 Outer frame