4-Square
January 2013
The very center yellow patch is one of Granny’s hankies. This quilt was donated to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo in March 2013.
4-Square
January 2013
The very center yellow patch is one of Granny’s hankies. This quilt was donated to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo in March 2013.
X&O Patchwork
January 2013
I call this quilt my X&O Patchwork quilt (hugs and kisses!), because the center of the quilt created two X’s and an O. In addition to the copious amounts of fabric I acquired after my Mom passed away, I also acquired a box full of handkerchiefs that had belonged to my Granny. Granny liked collecting hankies, because they were an easy souvenir to pack in her luggage when she was traveling. Hankies are so reminiscent of a time-gone-by: it seems that very few people use them much these days (Kleenex squashed the lovely fabric hankies market!).
Anyways, I decided that these lovely hankies shouldn’t just sit in a box and not be used, so I decided to start incorporating them into my quilts. In my X&O Patchwork quilt, the O is actually one of my Granny’s cute little hankies. I finished this quilt and donated it to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo in March 2013.
Aunt Bettys’ 9 Patch
January 2013
This quilt had sat in my sewing closet for years. I never quite knew what to do with it, as it did not really fit with the color-scheme of my home. This was a quilt that my Aunt Betty had started, but never finished. I finished it and donated it to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo in March 2013.
Red Quilt
January 2013
This was the first quilt I made for the Love Hugs project. It was donated to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families in Camarillo in March 2013.