This has been a very nice week for me with a few surprises. First, my daughter, who is a nurse, stopped by yesterday and brought me a Subway sandwich, yum yum. Then, when I was showing her the three Project Linus quilts I had finished for Monday's guild charity collection, she asked if she could give one to a special friend. This is a young woman with a debilitating condition, getting weaker all the time. Beth is part of her support group. She and her mother both love quilts. Of course, I was thrilled to give my quilt to a person who is sick and will appreciate it.
She will be getting my Mile a Minute quilt, with Beth proudly showing it off.
Today I received a post from Kat at
katandcatquilts.blogspot.com She posted photos of a top I donated to her charity Covered In Love. She had it finished and it will be donated to the family of a terminally ill patient at the hospital in Texas where Kat works. I was delighted to see the backing and quilting done by Meloney, another volunteer. Here is my photo of the blocks in progress.
As for pink, I did also manage to finish my two pink Geese Migration blocks.
The week flew by and that's all I got done in quilting The Rainbow quilt and piecing the geese. I am looking forward to seeing all of your scrappy doings at
Rainbow Scrap Challenge at
