Each year my mom volunteers for an event held locally called The Night of Hope. This event is a gala evening, with guest speakers, live auction and silent auction - all proceeds going to research for a cure for Breast Cancer. My mom lost her youngest sister to breast cancer, so the event has much meaning and hope for our family. This year, I decided to make a toddler size quilt with matching doll quilt to donate to the event.
This particular log cabin block was a first for me - and right up my alley. I love the repetitive sew, iron, trim, sew, iron, trim vibe that you get into. I find it very relaxing and satisfying. It was also a nice change to not have to think about seam matching - a nice switch from the usual.
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| Matching doll quilt 18 x 20 |
I am enjoying the sunshine here in BC. Hope you all are having a fabulous start to your week!
~Lisa
They turned out absolutely adorable! I am so glad that it went for such a good cause!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is so sweet! I am glad it was sold for such a great cause!
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Yay for sunshine in B.C.!!!! If I had attended the auction I would have wanted to be the highest bidder! I love the colors and design!!
ReplyDeleteLove this quilt
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty and restful quilts, Lisa. Love the pretty colours and design. How lovely that they are giving a child delight as the she and her dolly snuggle under them.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty quilt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts turned out so beautiful Lisa. Love the colors and the design. Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDelightful matching quilts and for such a good cause too. You chose pretty fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!! Gorgeous quilts and for a great cause. Way to go!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Log cabin? I don't remember seeing this version before. What is it called?
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