She put out a call by email and a bunch of us came together to press the quilt tops and backings, sandwich them with batting, stitch them like a pillowcase and turn, and tie them with pearl cotton.
Cindy is seated here in the blue top.
We had a ball at the craft rooms of the Taylor Community Woodside building and I do not know exactly how many quilts got finished, but the stack of folded quilts was about 3 feet tall.
In no particular order, I'd like to give credit to Sally, Linda, Susan, Judy, Sharon, Susan, Donna, Margy, Brenda, Jean & Anne. We worked and laughed and chatted and then took a break for fabulous soups, salads, and sandwiches at the Woodside Cafe. The second week of June, we decided to go on our annual group fabric shopping expedition to Marden's Department Store in Sanford, Maine, about an hour away.
When I got home, my sore ankle really hurt, so I was glad to rest!
3 comments:
I used to tell my Sunday school students that charity work doesn't mean you can't have fun. Sounds like you turned out some wonderful quilts that will surely be appreciated.
Kudos to all of you. What a wonderful group. Enjoy your road trip with your girlfriends.
Happy Quilting.
I always feel good about quilting for others and you ladies look like you feel the same way!
Have fund at Marden's!
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