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What's not to like, they are fab and will be so admired.
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Awesome quilts. God Bless You!!
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Awsome accomplishment! Thanks for your generosity and superhuman efforts. :thumbup:
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Thank you for what you do for our troops.
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Originally Posted by seasaw2mch
Originally Posted by romanojg
these are great. Do you know about the the store in Carrolton that collect sewing/quilting items to send over there to teach them how to sew? I think it's great; I feel for the women over there.
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Bless your heart! These will be so loved and appreciated :D:D:D
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All of the quilts are awesome. The baseball fabric in the first quilt is a clever idea. After all, what is more American than baseball?
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Wonderful job! Keep up the good work!
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What a wonderful heart you have to make these awesome quilts for our brave men and women. Sounds like your son's units must have a quilt on every bed! What a picture of love that must be. Thank your sons for me for their service. And God bless you for your beautiful quilts of love and comfort for our troops!
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You are amazing. I am sure that all the soldiers and their families will be eternally grateful for your hard work and and the love that you put into each quilt!
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Beautiful quilts, I'm sure they will all be appreciated and loved. You are a wonderful person.
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Beautiful Quilts!!!
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Girl...you are a quilting whiz.
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Great job and lovely quilts.
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Very nice, the guys and girls will be very appreciative.
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They are all beautiful! Many thanks to you for providing such nice quilts for our soldiers who are keeping us free.
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You have worked wonders! Quilts are beautiful. Thanks be to God for you and for the men who will receive them.
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All your quilts are beautiful. It is so generous of you to make those quilts for our soldiers. I know they will really appreciate them. God bless you.
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All your quilts are beautiful. It is so generous of you to make those quilts for our soldiers. I know they will really appreciate them. God bless you.
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Thank you so much for all you are doing for our men and women. God Bless You. :-D :-D :-D
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Wowie!! You are a whirlwind!! Especially love the last two!
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Those are all fabulous! Great work
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Originally Posted by ArizonaQuilts1
How wonderful that you do this for our soldiers. Thank you. But tell me, did you piece and quilt 8 quilts in a week? DANG!
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God Bless you!!!
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God bless you!!!
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Originally Posted by jrharry
Fabulous! The troops are going to love them.
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Good for you! These are beautiful and yes, they will be loved and appreciated. I talked to a soldier heading that way, and I asked him..... he said, "by all means" they could use them.
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What a wonderful thing to do. Thank you for doing that.
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From a retired soldier I thank you for what you are doing.
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NAH....like them? They will LOVE it !!
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Originally Posted by romanojg
I'm not sure where you are located but they are right Newport News on the other side of the James River Bridge. It is a great quilt shop and you couldn't ask for a nicer bunch of people. The owner was approached last Fall from a service member that was home on leave. There is a link on thier web site called service project and it tells all about it and what the women over there have to endure; they are treated so poorly from the people who are supposed to love them. They can be killed by family members and it doesn't matter. The thought is that if they teach these women how to sew (on treadle since there is no electric, the shop has gotten alot of people to donate thier treadle machines to send over there) then they won't be so desparate for money where they may be forced to work against our men and women in order to survive. It such a great cause. Here is the web site: http://www.bellafabricsva.com/...I hope your loved ones return home soon. We are retired Navy and I know how hard it is to have them so far away from you. Take care.
I got a call last night from the oldest boy, he is asking for 6 more quilts to give to some of the locale families there. He say I can take some time in getting them as they won't need them just yet but he wanted to get his order in early. LOL I guess he knows how swamped I can get with doing all these. It seems that some of the locales are in much need of things to just get them through the winter months and I use blankets instead of quilt batting in all my quilts because the boys say they are a lot warmer. Since I have permission to finish the big one I was working on before getting these out I guess I better get started. LOL I have a feeling before this is all done he will be asking for more so I may have to try and stock up on some before winter starts just in case. |
Originally Posted by mzmama
You are to be thanked for what you do. You are awesome. Thank you for the soldier that you don't see.
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Would you be able to tell me where you purchased that blue baseball fabric you have in your first quilt?
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What a wonderful labor of love and I'm sure they will be greatly appreciated.
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Originally Posted by Baseball Mom
Would you be able to tell me where you purchased that blue baseball fabric you have in your first quilt?
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
Sue,
Those are awesome, you continue to do an amazing job!! Is your family member still there in Afghanistan? Bert and his men arrived home in Colorado Springs this past Saturday night, hallelujah!! Here he is discovering Kate, his wife, in the welcome home team at the flight line -- a precious surprise a kind "higher up" arranged for her to surprise. Jan in VA |
They are beautiful! Thank you for sending comfort and happiness to our soldiers there!
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Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Blessings from the US!!
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bless you.
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How much love to you have left? ...........More than enough, I'm certain. Bless you dear quilter!
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