Corner of one of the quilts made by Chris for Uganda. It is folded back to show the backing and the binding fabrics. I ironed it after this photo - a little backwards, I know. Look at the flying geese around the border! This quilt will go to Edith, the
I love combining reds and blues for the country look. This is one of my quick quilts for Uganda orphans.
This is one of my favorites I made for Uganda. I loved how the colors came together. It was a fast one too and I just put the two designs on it. The back was black and blue gingham :-)
A little bit of North America to go to Uganda. I've used some of Yoriko's FSL, some from Emb Lib and even a little Fox I made for this one. I loved the colors on this one.
Another shot of more of Patrick's quilt. I was having way too much fun personalizing it to make it special for him!
I have finished one quilt - whew! I had such a great time doing it. I was going to make it with just blues and greens and didn't have enough of those so I added pinks - lots of pinks. Then, I think it ended up a wee bit too long. Maybe this can go fo
My friend Martha did this quilt with the help of her four grandsons! They drew the pictures and she transferred them into the 9 squares. There is a picture of the four boys rolled in the quilt along with a tic tac toe game made by Linda, aka Bumblebee -
This is the design that came from a lot of little designs to go on the quilt for Patrick, the young man who is the director of the orphanage in Uganda. I made this quilt with him in mind with lots of fabrics of Africa. The design was too large for any o
More country. I called this one Hoe-Down. It just looks like a square dance.
Continuous Zipper bags - Linda and I also finally figured out how to make these really fun bags. They are made with one really long zipper and ribbon - that's all! "Colmom" had made one for me, even told us how to make them, but we were baffled on ho
My friend Charlotte came over to help me make my first notebook cover. This took 5 hours to do the first one because reading and following that long list of directions is hard for me. You have to be exact of ITH. But, I'm sure the next one will be a lo
Gift Bags so easy!
Uganda Quilt by AnAngel in Georgia. This larger quilt is going to one of the older orphans named Esther. She is going to be thrilled with this quilt. You can also see the maze that is included - it has ladybugs, of course! Thanks, Angel, for letting us
This would look better if you could see a bigger swatch. It's fence row pattern and looks much better in person. A little giraffe fabric goes a long way.
I made this quilt using those Bible quotes about scriptures from embroidery library. A group I'm in makes quilts for people in our community who are suffering, or going through a very difficult time, grieving, hard surgeries, etc. I made this one and it
More country. I called this one Hoe-Down. It just looks like a square dance.
