This orange number still needs to be quilted, but when it's finished, it's off to Maya's Rest, a respite centre for seriously ill children in country NSW. Donations of quilts and rugs For Maya's Rest has been organised by Knit4Charities and is one of their April charities of the month. It needs to be finished and in the mail by next Friday, and since today is grey and wet, once Mirrhi has had her walk, I'll be staying indoors to work on this, as well as my son's quilt, which is progressing nicely.
To see more delicious orange projects, hop on over to the RSC link up.
I'll be back tomorrow with a long over-due F2F catch-up. I'm Miss April, so there's plenty of blocky goodness to show as squishy parcels have been arriving in my mailbox.
'till then....have a good day.
That lovely is going to make some child very much happier. Gorgeous oranges, one of my favourites, and beautifully teamed with blue. Glad your computer saga has finally been sorted out - and you were right all along!
ReplyDeleteThanks, the orange is sparkly, and I found the blue tucked away in my stash, it has a tiny orange figure on it, which is hard to see in the pic, but goes very well. don't you love it when the techy nerds are wrong....it was very annoying and frustrating for a while!
DeleteOrange and blue is such a great combination. Lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela, orange was a good month. I wonder what you have planned for us next?
DeleteYour orange blocks are so much fun to look at, very well done. I also do kids charity quilts, so rewarding. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteKids charity quilts are a good way to use scraps, they can be such bright and fun quilts. There are pieces of kid fabrics in there, so a little bit of I Spy as well.
ReplyDeleteI love working on Donation Quilts! Hope you are having fun with yours, too.
ReplyDeleteThat cheerful quilt is bound to make somebody smile - it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lyn, such an easy way to arrive at gorgeous..and clears out the scraps too.
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