zozee

You are quite a prolific quilter. You must be at your machine all day and night! I really like the bright happy colors and pattern of the 4th one. May have to put that on my list.

sewbizgirl

LOL, Zozee... Not night and day. I go through spurts of making tops and then I quilt them all. At least, that's the plan. Most of these donation quilts are just lap size. Easy to do about 4 of them in the time it would take to make 1 big quilt. The 4th and last quilts pictured are larger... like twin size. When I make for a teenager in a shelter I like to make it cover their bed. They are there for 3 months, but the quilt is theirs to take with them. The lap quilts are for older transplant patients and are more for sitting up, recovering. Just lap size, like a baby quilt.

This is my "play"...mostly every day.

QuiltMom2

You've certainly got a knack for working with scraps. All are very, very nice!

SusieQOH

Sbg, they are wonderful! Also cheerful for people who need it. You have a generous heart I love them all!

linmid

Nice job on all of the quilts, but I would really like to know what pattern was used on number 4 quilt.

lindaschipper

Great work! Especially love the stripe one!!

Iceblossom

Lovely work! Quilt 3 gives me some ideas to use for a large scale print that is great but has been hard to use...

luvstoquilt

Beautiful work for a great cause.

QuiltnNan

I don't know the name of the pattern, but it is 9-patches and 3-strips which alternate directions, all set on point. I'm going to use this pattern for some of my donation quilts

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Taughtby Grandma

What a beautiful array! Lots of someone's are going to be very happy.