For April's Friday Night Sew In we were challenged to make one pillowcase for for Conkerr Cancer, who distributes pillowcases to critically ill children.
I had 28 inches left of this cute frog fabric which is the perfect size for a pillowcase. It came together super fast. I even did the french seams on it and it was still fast to put together.
Which meant I could use the majority of my sewing time last night for finishing up the quilting and binding on Sara's Turning 20 quilt.
Sara, a guild mate of mine, had been gathering flower fabrics that represented each state where her children were born. She also added some other fabrics that represented each child and her husband. The top and bottom border are forestry fabric to represent her husband and his long career in that field.
I did an all over flowery loop quilting for this quilt.
I love all her flower fabrics, they are all so soft. My favorite is this pink flowered fabric.
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love your pillowcase material and I know a child will too.
ReplyDeleteNice pillowcases! And your quilt is GORGEOUS!! Great FNSI results!
ReplyDeleteYour pillowcase is so cheery. This is such a great cause to participate in.
ReplyDeleteLove your Turning 20 quilt.