veteran quilt
 

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This is a quilt I made to be donated along with 53 other quilts to veterans on the Saturday before Memorial Day. The Mountain Piecemakers has done this for the last 3 years in Western N.C.

Lovely quilt, and for a great cause! :)

Beautiful. Thank you for doing this. BrendaK

very nicely done, love the pattern. thanks for thinking of our vets

Beautiful. Your quilt will be treasured!

Dina

very nice for such a great cause!!

Great quilt!

Very pretty. Can't go wrong with R.W.B. A Vet will love it.

How nice. Love the quilt and the fact that you are a giver.

beautiful quilt, love the circular sides too. An excellent cause too.

Great quilt, thanks for thinking of our veterans!

Good for you! that is so nice of you to do this and your quilt is beautiful!

Beautiful quilt! You did a great job.

The design reminds me or propellers -- maybe it will go to a former pilot?

A fine quilt for a worthy cause.

Very nice quilt for a veteran. Our guild does the same thing and glad they do.

Beautiful quilt - what a kind and generous donation!

Thank you so much for thinking of our service people!

Your quilt is beautiful and will be greatly appreciated by the Veteran who receives it! Wonderful of you and your guild to do this!!

Very nice!!

That is such a lovely pattern. I am sending you a PM. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful quilt for a great cause. Thanks to you and your guild.

That's just gorgeous! Thanks for remembering the veterans.

Very striking quilt. Some vet is going to be VERY HAPPY:) What a nice thing you've done.

Really beautiful quilt! Wonderful cause! Bless you!

Beautiful quilt!! Can you please tell us more about the pattern....name, source??? TIA!!!

Thank you for all your hard work donating the beautiful quilts to our veterans. My husband is a veteran.

Lovely quilt for a fantastic cause. Great job !!

Nice veteran quilt.

Thank you! How nice of you to "give back" to a veteran.

Great quilting!

Thanks o everyone for all the nice things you have said about the quilt. The pattern is called round and round. It uses circles cut in half and placed on squares. The circles were faced with stabiler. The instructions said to use the same fabric, but I found that it was too heavy since 4 squares have to be sewn together to make a block. Dryer sheets would have been even better, but I didn't have any. I got the pattern a few years ago when I went to a Linus Tea in Ashecille. It was a freebie and I don't know the designer.