I love the circle one. All of them are nice. There is a little girl in our community that was born with her inside organs on the outside. Her name is Kennedy Joiner and she has a website set up I will check to get it. Is there someone that I could get in touch with who might be interested in making a couple of these for her maybe one to keep and one to raffle we have all sorts of yard sales and poker runs raffles and stuff to help her with them building her a bladder from her own cells and since it is experimental she dosent recieve any help so we raise money. I would do it my self but I am green at this quilting and now her kidneys are failing so she would need a couple of these soon. Any suggestions about how to get her a couple made.

Love them both!! Glad you could figure out what to do with the circle one -- sometimes it's kind of frustrating trying to figure out someone else's UFOs!

Love them all, great job!

i like the circle quilt - i can see it going to an early teen girl who thinks it is "just the coolest thing E-VER"!

really nice work and what a wonderful thing to do.

i make about 75 quilts a year that i give to local hospice care and the hospital breast cancer patients.

Thanks, all these I am making go to the neonatal unit at a local hospital in my town.

Beautiful quilts and so generous of you to be making so many charity quilts.

tslowery...... My grandson was born with his intestines outside his little body. He stayed in Chapel Hill Hospital for several weeks, the drs. were concerned about his bladder too, but he did fine. He is 2 yrs old now and doing really good. I will be praying for the little girl, by what you told us, she seems worse off than what my little grandson was. I am new at quiting too, and right now, I am in process with (2) twin quilts for my grandsons. Sailboats! My prayers are with the precious little girl and her family.

Bless you!!....:-)

They are great. Love the circle one - what a great way to use up some stash.
How big were your drunkards path blocks?