These pictures tell a story. I tested Sue Abrey's quilt design "Sprinkles", then heard about the Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge running now at Confessions of a Fabric Addict and decided to donate my version of Sprinkles because it's a nice size for cozying into and with the fabric I used would be good for a young person. As you can see, my pal Moxie liked it very much, so after doing a stipple quilting and sewing on the binding, Sprinkles got washed and dried and crinkled up beautifully. I remembered the label, something I don't always do.
Now, Sprinkles is on it's way to the midwest.
So, from a quilt designer in Great Britain to a quilter in Massachusetts to an organization in Ohio and then, who knows.
Happy travels, Sprinkles.
Another version is definitely on the agenda.
Thanks, Sue. It was fun.
Well done, I really like what you've done. I hope the recipiant appreciates it and all the work you put in. Take care.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quilt and so nice to hear its story!
ReplyDeleteIt is a sweet quilt and I am sure someone is going to really love this.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. The new owner will be very pleased. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteA Travelliing Sprinkle - what a lovely idea. It looks wonderful, thanks so much for testing it for me.
ReplyDeleteJoanna , your beautiful quilt will bring joy to someone who needs a hug , bless you for contributing to this wonderful cause .
ReplyDeleteperfect name for that quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely quilt. I know it will be treasured and loved. You are awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the picture of the whole quilt, all I could think of was a pink cherry chip cupcake with vanilla frosting and sprinkles! What a great story for a quilt
ReplyDeleteOh, that's just gorgeous, Joanna! And I know Quilts of Compassion will find it a very good home. Thanks so much for participating in the challenge this year, and I hope you'll be back next year!
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