Wonderful people are still out and around.

Don't you just love it when people support your efforts like that?!! So very generous of both of you!
And now, I have a question--your yardage hanging system looks pretty interesting--how did you do that? :D

what a blessing.

congrats that sure will make a lot of quilts for kids

My husband spent $20 on the closet rod and the hooks.. JoAnn's was happy to save some of their cardboard bolts to give me. We cut and bent wire coat hangers to fit into the opening on the end of the bolts and voila....bolts of fabric to hang up. All of the hanging pieces are at least a yard or more. The pieces under a yards are folded in the open box...with the exception of the two boxes of flannels, of all sizes. Neat, huh!?

Very neat! Thank you for sharing how you did that. I will have to give it a try!

Lucky Kids and you!

The Truman Smith Foundation Hospital in Gladewater, Tx. could use some quilts for kids. The have termanily ill cildren that needs soft blankets or quilts and soft cuddly toys. just heard about the need .
Annette

Oh my!

You certainly deserve it. Thank you for caring for our needy children... You are true angels.