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Thursday, July 9, 2009

From Canada to India

Not me, but one of my quilts. Over the weekend, I put together a small baby quilt to contribute to Craft Hope's Project #3. Craft Hope is a love inspired project designed to share handmade crafts with those less fortunate around the world.

I came across Craft Hope in my daily blog reading and wanted to contribute. My quilt will be going to help the babies at an Indian orphanage.


I wanted the fishy fat quarter to stay intact so you could see the large fish pattern, so I simply surrounded it with colourful squares.


Instead of using batting and creating a quilt that might be too warm for the climate, I simply sewed a snuggly flannel backing to the cotton top of the blanket and I'm happy with the light, yet cosy, result.

Craft Hope Spreading seeds of hope one stitch at a time
I'm sure the good folks at Craft Hope have more ideas and I'll be keeping my sewing machine at the ready for future projects.

5 comments:

  1. So great, Hol! And great pics of you and your work.

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  2. You'd BETTER keep your sewing machine ready, Hol---every Mom in India is going to want one of your colourful quilts! It's beautiful!

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  3. I should have said . . . every CHILD in India is going to want one of your quilts! (It's early and I missed the "orphaned" part.)

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  4. Good job Hol! It's so cute! I am thinking of making toques for babies...just started one. You in? :)

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