Not as in grouchy but for cranking out tons of these tumbling blocks
for Christmas quilts for the hospital!
I have pulled a pile of prints that will work for kids so I can make my 49 pieces for each one.
I like two contrasting colors but might have to improvise for some of the piles
when there isn't quite enough of one print.
This is a win, win endeavor; I use up these piles of fabric
and the quilts will cheer up an unfortunate child this holiday season!
Next up is the marathon of piecing which should go very quickly with these large
and easily pieced blocks!
How nice!!! It's always fun to make something you know is going to be appreciated.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thing to do this holiday.
ReplyDeleteBless you for making the children's hospital stay a little bit brighter.
ReplyDeleteSo nice - what a wonderful gift you are making for so many.
ReplyDeleteLOL I was like, "Me too! I'm cranky too!!" and then I kept reading and said, "Oh, no, not like that. hahahaha!"
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Christmas quilts. I don't know where this came from. My mother doesn't know where this came from. I used to get really weird about the holidays. (My son would say, I just get stressed now) I guess no one sees my joy. Anyhow, I have secretly started collecting Christmas quilting fabric -- and I can't even quilt, yet. You be my spirit animal. I look forward to watching your holly jolly progress :)
Those will make some festive quilts!
ReplyDeletePeople are so charitable. Your quilts will mean so much to those who are ill this Christmas. How wonderful of you!
ReplyDeleteOur guild does year round quilting to make quilts for handing out on Christmas Eve. One day I hope I can help distribute, but since we are always home for Christmas, it't doubtful I will get the chance any time soon. Good luck with your projects!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! I’m not sure why, but Christmas quilts always get me excited. I’m sure I’m not the only one, so it will be great to donate these to give some warm fuzzy feelings to someone who really needs them!
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