The first is a wallhanging at an office at a special camp for special kids. It is hung in a corner and on a 90 degree angle. This camp gets lots of quilts for the kids and puts them even in the restroom. The second quilt was hung in the girls' restroom.

I really like that second one specially.

Both very pretty

They sure brighten the place up and make it happier

Your quilts are beautiful--so bright and cheerful.

What a great way to display that corner one

Why are they on walls instead of being used by needy kids?

Most of the quilts used for decoration are too small for the kids. And the quilts brighten up the place for the kids, too.

Beautiful quilts!

Both are lovely but enamored with the second, bright one. Love bright. Good job. Thank you for sharing.

Nice

Both are pretty but I really like the second one.

Both are beautiful! Thanks for sharing

how colorful, what a great idea

My question exactly. My guild donates quilts to a camp for special needs kids and the quilts get used. We see our quilts on the bunk beds, on couches, in the theater (where they snuggle in them on the floor to watch movies), and just about everywhere else. The camp has even auctioned a couple to help raise funds. We are so proud that our quilts are used by the kids at the camp.

Sorry this brought up the question about why the quilts are not given to the kids - each child does get a quilt. During the course of the summer one of the projects in the grief week includes making a quilt for the camp to hang. Perhaps other weeks do as well. There are plenty of quilts being loved. I had an opportunity to take some quilts I had out to the camp and distribute them. That week the kids were burn victims and they were so happy to show me around the camp while wrapped in my quilts. It was a wonderful experience. My main reason for the photos was to show a different way to hang quilts.