Uganda Project quilt #4. I have been slow because both my mother and mother in law were hospitalized on the same day in critical condition with very different issues. Both are still in the hospital, but I took tonight to finish an idea and take a break from the stress and exhaustion.

so sorry to hear about your MIL and Mother - I will be praying for them both - this is lovely work - how you managed to do it with so little time - is amazing.

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you so much for the prayers. I don't know if either one will make it any other way. Quilting is my sanity! To create helps me live!!

you are sew kind to think of others with sew much on your own plate right now, I will add you & your family to my daily prayers,& and it is a good idea! Sewing for me is very theraputic!take care, hugs Loralye

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you very much. Your prayers are so very welcome! Sewing IS therapeutic!! It was invented long before anxiety medications!!!

Very nice ! I will keep your Mother and Mother in law in my thoughts, I hope all works out. Jo

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you, and thank you!!

this is beautifull the generosity of the cuties never fail to amaze me....soozie

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you!

very nice

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

thanks!

Your piecing of the blocks are amazing with all you have been going through.

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you! it is my therapy.

My Goodness this is such a beautiful design!! However did you do that?? Oh MY! That is going to make your little orphan Think! It's very mathematical and amazing! I"m so sorry you had both your Mother and your MIL in the hospital at the same time tooo. Was it the same hospital? I hope they are doing better.
When you consider these orphans have nothing, these quilts are going to blow them away! Thanks for all your hard work for them! God Bless You, Deanna
Hugs, Jan

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Would you believe that I did this design because I didn't have enough fabric to do a whole Dresden plate? I just had to get creative!! I wish I could see the little ones with their new security blankets! ...not the same hospital. :(

#4 wowwwwwwwwwww you are a giver for sure May you be blessed of God in return hugs carolyn

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by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

:) Thank you. I have lots more in the works. Hopefully things settle down soon so they can happen!!

Brilliant quilt. Hope both mums are getting better. Sarah.

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by justonlyme 15 Feb 2012

Thank you.

Yes, I did cry when I saw there conditions-very sad.
Prayers for strength for you during these times of trial.

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by justonlyme 15 Feb 2012

I appreciate that! Thank you!

Deine decke sieht sehr gut,alles gute für deine mutter und schwiegermutter

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by justonlyme 15 Feb 2012

Vielen Dank

You are incredible as well as this quilt. God Bless you & prayers out to you and your family for these health issues....Vicki

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by justonlyme 15 Feb 2012

Thank you so much!

A close up of some of the decor. Most of the design was made using a Dresden Plate template and yoyos. Fortunately, I was able to work on that while sitting down, with needle and thread.

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by shilly 15 Feb 2012

This is wonderful;the sun seems to be shimmering in the heat.Something they can understand...Prayers for your loved ones.

by pldc 15 Feb 2012

awesome

by shirlener88 15 Feb 2012

Amazing work.

by justonlyme 16 Feb 2012

Thank you!!