You have made many warm happy nites for our soldiers.
Thank you.
What kind of batting did you put into them?
My son will soon be going to a war zone and I am wondering what I should put in it.
thank you
keep up the good work.

Wonderful, great cause and you are a blessing to these soldiers. God Bless You.

Beautiful!! I love them all :D:D:D

Very nice quilts. Each one different from the others. Wonderful job to donate to our veterans. You have done a special act. Thank you.

WOW! God bless you.

Here in Virginia they have Roses, Big Lots, Olies and several other stores that sell stuff cheaper then normal. Any off them will have the cheap ($5 - $8) 100% polyester blankets that I use as the batting. These blankets are plain, no frill blankets. They don't even have an edging on them other then a simple sewed edge. They serve the purpose well of keeping you warm but they are not the best to look at. They are not much thicker then the batting so you can sew through them on a sewing machine but for this project I'm not doing that because it takes to long. Since these are blankets that are made not to separate, they do not pull apart inside the quilts. This makes them a prefect batting when you can't afford the normal batting. Personally I prefer them to the normal batting even if I could afford it.

wow you are our hometown hero . thank you for helping our men and women soldiers your one in a million

Wow! You've sure been busy & turned out some really neat quilts. They will be well received.

how nice, the eagle one is my fav.

They are all so pretty. Beautiful colors. How does one get connected to quilting for the vets. Sounds like something I might be interested in.