RedGarnet222

Sorry Denise, there is no pattern for it. I rarely use a pattern for anything but clothing. I saw this block pattern on line and I thought it would work good to stretch a charm pack out large enough for this runner.

Here is a link to the first tote that sold for seventy five dollars for the diabetic kids. I loved how this one came out.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/41280455@N02/?saved=1

quilt addict

Very nice and for a great cause. I really like how the quilting came out. Hope you don't mind if I might borrow your design. It is beautiful.

pollyjvan9

Both projects are just beautiful.

ranger

Beautiful!

RedGarnet222

They say that coping is the most sincere form of compliments. Or, something like that anyway... Please do!

amma

Ooooo that runner is gorgeous!!! Your tote is beautiful!!!
They are both sure to raise a lot of money for this cause :D:D:D

luvt2sing

That tote you sold for $75 is gorgeous!!! You table runner is great also!

Joan

Oh, that is just gorgeous!
I love your color combination and your quilting.
(it would be hard for me to give that one away!)

RedGarnet222

That is my favorite of all! I loved making that tote. It came together as the best thing I ever made. From a cut up vest no less, and some batik fabric I had in my stash. The antique buttons were so pretty and set the whole thing off. LOL!

It was hard to give that one away, joan ... LOL! I made it for my grand room that has those colors in it. But, I can make another or something else. This event only comes once a year. And will send kids to camp to learn to deal with thier disease. I made a quilt too, but, I forgot to take a picture before I sent it down there to the diabetes office. Dog gone it.

golfer

Your quilt is lovely. It reminds me of a stained glass window.