I am so proud to be a small part of Craft Hope~We Are Kenya. Although I purchased a copy of their book, Craft Hope-Handmade Crafts for a Cause, a couple of years ago, this is the first time I have donated to their projects (this is #25...wow!). After reading about We Are Kenya, I knew that it was the perfect time to start.
I was so excited that I immediately started pulling gender friendly fabrics (not knowing who will receive my quilt) from my stash and came up with a color pallet I liked. I started cutting pieces for a Plus Quilt and I was soon laying it out on our living room floor (where do you lay your quilts out?).
I am so pleased with out it turned out and hope that one of the 25 little boys & girls receiving a quilt will love it as much as I do. (Excuse the pic, it was a very overcast day)
I went very simple with the quilting as I am not used to quilting twin sizes on my sewing machine. (Can you spot my fabric placement error? Oops!)
I had a hard time choosing a binding color. So, instead of choosing just one, I went scrappy. I love it!
I was so excited that I immediately started pulling gender friendly fabrics (not knowing who will receive my quilt) from my stash and came up with a color pallet I liked. I started cutting pieces for a Plus Quilt and I was soon laying it out on our living room floor (where do you lay your quilts out?).
I am so pleased with out it turned out and hope that one of the 25 little boys & girls receiving a quilt will love it as much as I do. (Excuse the pic, it was a very overcast day)
I went very simple with the quilting as I am not used to quilting twin sizes on my sewing machine. (Can you spot my fabric placement error? Oops!)
I had a hard time choosing a binding color. So, instead of choosing just one, I went scrappy. I love it!
Hope your Monday is magnificent!
Thank you for stopping by.
Smiles~Beth
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