Most quilters I've met seem to have such good hearts. Always thinking of others and trying there best to make everyone around them feel loved. They are often like the quilts they make. Warm and generous, they wrap around you in friendship and generosity. The above churn dash block is a random act of kindness. It will join blocks made by others who have opened there hearts to spread love to one in need. :0)Friday, September 18, 2009
Random acts of Kindness
Most quilters I've met seem to have such good hearts. Always thinking of others and trying there best to make everyone around them feel loved. They are often like the quilts they make. Warm and generous, they wrap around you in friendship and generosity. The above churn dash block is a random act of kindness. It will join blocks made by others who have opened there hearts to spread love to one in need. :0)
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Great block. I sent one in the mail today. I know it will make the receiver happy.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that white deer.
The applique quilt is just lovely and you did a great job on your round robing quilt. I love the yellow in it
You did a wonderful job on your round robin!
ReplyDeleteI'm quite impressed with the quilt of misc blocks and how awesome it came together! Even your round robin is a keeper!!! You have to be pleased you have a great finish!
ReplyDeleteYour Round Robin is beautiful! Congrats for finishing it! The other sampler quilt is pretty also!
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing!
Zlaty
Random acts of kindness are contagious, lol, atta girl!! The white deer is awesome, I have never seen one. The quilt bee quilter was right on track with her quilt. I like your Round Robin quilt and can imagine that you are very happy about finishing up. It turned out great. :o)
ReplyDeleteRandom acts of kindness will make this a better world for sure! Love the white deer! Wow, never seen one of those! That quilt is beautiful! Happy Weekend!
ReplyDeleteI do like the quilt made with the various blocks that actually weren't meant to go together. They sure look like they were meant to be that way.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to photograph my churn dash block. Enjoyed seeing yours.