Hi, all!
Oh, the emails I have been receiving, with pictures of beautiful quilts made even more beautiful because they were made to be given away! Today I'm going to share all the pictures that have come in since Sunday, so let's get started!
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Adele D. made these beautiful quilts - the first two are for the Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project...
...the next three went to Mercyful Quilts...
...and the last three went to Quilty Hugs.
Amanda R. made these two quilts for Jack's Basket...
...and Amber B. sent this quilt to Quilty Hugs!
Carol W. donated this quilt to a local charity.
Doris M. sent this cute little quilt to Jack's Basket!
Jan S. sent this beauty to Victoria Quilts Canada...
...and this fun quilt went to a local-to-her charity!
Jo O. sent this cutie to Jack's Basket...
...and Joanna P. sent this one to Quilty Hugs!
Karen M. made fourteen quilts for Jack's Basket...
...then topped it off by sending three quilts to Little Lambs Foundation for Utah, one of last year's charities!
Kathleen M. made these two for Jack's Basket...
...and Kathy C. made three quilts! The first two are for Jack's Basket, and the last is for Victoria Quilts Canada.
Kathy J. sent this quilt to Bernie at Mercyful Quilts...
...and this one to Emily at Quilty Hugs!
Lisa C. made this scrappy quilt for theCarolina Hurricane Quilt project.
Mary G. made this quilt for Jack's Basket...
...and this one for Quilty Hugs!
Mona R. made this quilt (another Supernova!) for Jack's Basket, using leftover HSTs from another project (isn't it cute?)
...and these four quilts went to Emily at Quilty Hugs!
Pat K. started out with these two quilts for Jack's Basket...
...and then when her local rescue squad saw what she was doing and asked for some, she made them these six!
Patricia E. sent two identical quilts to Jack's Basket.
Paula A. sent two quilts, plus some fun extras, to Jack's Basket...
...and then she made some more of those "extras" and donated them to Youth On Their Own, a charity that benefits teen parents!
Paula B. sent these three to a local charity.
Shruti V. made this cutie for Jack's Basket.
Ursula Y. chose to donate these two bright quilts locally...
...and Yvonne J. sent four quilts to Jack's Basket!
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And here's the first batch of added quilts:
Arlyn P. sent these four to Jack's Basket...
...and donated these four locally.
And here's the first batch of added quilts:
Arlyn P. sent these four to Jack's Basket...
...these two to Mercyful Quilts...
...and these two to Quilty Hugs!
Connie W. sent this beauty to the Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project...
...and donated these four locally.
Rita G. is sending this quilt to the Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project!
Sue R. sent these two quilt to the Caroline Hurricane Quilt Project...
...and sent these two to Jack's Basket!
Tracey B. sent these two to Quilty Hugs.
Trudie C. sent these two to Jack's Basket...
This one (plus one other, picture missing) to Mercyful Quilts...
These two went to a local charity...
(They look a lot alike, don't they?)
And finally, Trudie C. sent this quilt to Quilty Hugs!
And so ends the first update!
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Batch number two (as the quilts keep rolling in!):
Cynthia D. sent four quilts to Covered in Love, a charity from a previous H2H Challenge. I love that some of you keep donating to the chosen charities - it's part of the reason for featuring them!
Debbie D. sent this cute quilt to Jack's Basket...
...and this one went to Mercyful Quilts.
Sherry B. sent these three beauties to Quilty Hugs...
And Teri K. donated this quilt to the Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project!
And that's it for the second update!
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And now it's time for a third update (those quilts keep rolling on!)
Barbara S. made eight quilts this year, donated to two different UK charities...
Bonnie C. donated this beauty to a local charity.
Carol D. finished three quilts for Jack's Basket...
Carol K. made these two pretty little quilts for Jack's Basket.
Janet T. chose to donate this quilt locally.
And last but not least, Jean W. made this quilt to give someone a Quilty Hug!
And thus ends the third update!
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And now for the fourth, and probably final, update - but who knows, there may be more!
Astrid R. made seven quilts for Mercyful Quilts...
Dar S. sent these two quilts to Quilty Hugs...
...and these two quilts to Quilts of Valor!
Darlene H. donated these two quilts locally...
...and Ilana J. donated this one to Jack's Basket!
Jackie L. sent this one to Quilty Hugs...
Nikki M. sent five quilts to Jack's Basket!
Susan S., working with a local team, made these four quilts for Quilty Hugs!
Suzanne D. sent this quilt to Mercyful Quilts...
...and the next three were donated locally!
And this final quilt was sent to Mercyful Quilts by Vasudha!
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How's that for a goldmine of inspiration? And since I started writing this post, more pictures have come into my inbox - but in the interest of getting this posted in time for BlogLovin' to pick it up for their daily email, I'm going to post now and add those later during the day - so be sure to come back again later and see if more have been added! You are going to be blown away by this year's numbers - I sure am!
And on another note, I want everyone to know that I'm visiting every. single. linkup. Unfortunately, on many (through no fault of you) I'm seeing this when I go to leave a comment...
See where it says "Comment as Google Account"? Well, it should say my name there, or I should be able to choose my Google Account - but I can't change that, and any comment I leave goes off into NeverNever Land! I have no idea what is causing this, and every attempt I've made to bypass it has failed. So trust me that I've been by to see your post, your quilts are wonderful, and I appreciate you immensely!!
Remember, Friday 5/25 at noon the linky party for Hands2Help will close - so get those quilts linked up!!!
Hugs!
Sarah
Wow, fantastic quilt show!! I am so grateful for all the quilts being sent to the Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project!! I know it is harder to do the larger quilts, and thank every quilter willing to take on that challenge to help a devastated area of our country. Thank you, Sarah, for including this project in Hands2Help this year.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is inspiring! And I’m thrilled to see so many new supporters for Jack’s Basket.
ReplyDeleteI have the same issue with certain blogs. Try using a different browser. I can't comment on your blog in Safari even though it allows me to choose my Comment as: Name/Url. I do that, but then the comment never shows up on your blog. I use Firefox for those Google blogs that don't work.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow quilts! Amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI had that same trouble with comments on my phone. I tried clearing cookies and whatnot and it might work for one comment. I have an android/Samsung phone and was using their default Samsung browser. So I went to Chrome - the Google browser - jumped through all the hoops, learned where all the buttons were, logged in and voila! I can leave comments using that browser on my phone again. Not exactly the happiest situation, but it works. If you're on a real computer, try Chrome there as well. Seems Google is not playing nice with other browsers (and it is NOT my favorite browser)...but maybe their next update will fix that?
This is nothing short of amazing Sarah!! The quilts are incredible and the quantity is inspiring. Such a generous gift of time, creativity and $$. It is expensive to make a quilt and also to mail it somewhere. I am so grateful for this group of kind people!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! I had that same problem commenting on some blogs for awhile. I think I fixed it with go to the cookies setting. Maddening. I think I found a way to email the blogger in the meantime. Not a glitch you need this week!
ReplyDeleteWow!! This show case of all those quilts is amazing, and to know more are arriving, the charities will be so thankful, and each recipient will treasure a quilt made with love.
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ReplyDeleteWow...lots of great quilts.
Wow!! So many beautiful quilts! I am especially intrigued by Carol W's quilt. I'm not familiar with that pattern.
ReplyDeletei feel like I've been to a marvelous quilt show while sitting in my comfy rocking chair! I so admire your effort to visit every single blog link, and can appreciate the frustration you must be feeling when you can't leave a comment. Thank you again for all you do Sarah!
ReplyDeleteI'm gobsmacked!! So. Many. Quilts. So much love and generosity!! I'm looking forward to hearing the final numbers, woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible line-up of quilts. Quilters are amazing people....
ReplyDeleteSarah, I think you've created a monster. A wonderful, benevolent, generous monster. But you never thought your sharing project would ever grow so big. Thank you for all your hard work.
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That is all amazing! These are not just charity donations, they are beautiful quilts!
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