Yesterday I presented my brother with the Quilt of Valor and he and his daughter were very pleased. It's been a very nice Memorial Day weekend. I've attended two events honoring veterans and feel humbled by their sacrifices.
I've decided to put prairie points on the border of the quilt I'm making for my my sister's granddaughter.
I've spotted two of my blocks used in quilts by the BMQG. My Bingo block can be seen here in the last picture. Made me happy to spot it. http://bostonmqg.blogspot.com/2013/05/gathering-to-make-quilts-for-boston.html
And one of the Boxed In blocks is in the third picture from the end in this post
http://bostonmqg.blogspot.com/2013/05/quilts-for-boston-sew-in-at-quilters-way.html I noticed someone else made that block also. Most of the blocks are non-traditional and nothing like the kind of quilting I do, so I'm pleased that my blocks are fitting in somewhere.
They mention in their post that they received over 660 blocks from quilters all over the world.
These four 6" blocks were the latest for the Ben Franklin QAL, so I'm up to date on that project.
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Did someone say Christmas? Quilt Along? No? I thought for sure I heard whisperings along those lines.
God Bless You and a special prayer for all of our veterans, dead or alive.
You are not forgotten!
AEP, MEP, EJP, JO, TO, JP, AL, EL, JL, AO
Funny that, I thought I heard someone whispering about Christmas too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a special day to give the QOV to your brother - your niece looks delighted too.
ReplyDeleteDid I hear someone say 'HO HO HO'? :-)
My word they look such beautiful quilts...
ReplyDeleteThanks by the way Joanna :-) x x x