saf45

welcome

ann clare

Welcome from Ireland

dkabasketlady

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!

MoMiMi

Howdy..............I live in Springfield, MO. Where are you in our Show-Me State?
MOMiMi

sharim

Thank you! any theme or color is great. We are just trying to help a young boy specifically name Skylar who is currently fighting Brain Cancer.

sharim

First I am really new to this. The purpose for our quilt a thon is to make as many quilt to give to St Jude Hospital these will be lap quilts. We also want to make 2 of each bed size to auction off for the American Cancer Society; I also would like to make 1 quilt of each bed size also for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Because I myself suffer from this and until recently stoped me from quilting.

Why I am doing this is because of a little boy in my home town Branson Mo named Skyler Sanders. Was diagnosis with Brainstem Glioma last year and he has been a little fighter.

I am trying to help him and all the kids at St Judes. I want to make and send as many quilts as we can in Skyler Name to St Judes for all those scared chidren.

You can see his story yourself at www.skylersander.com

If you have any other questions please feel free to ask or email at [email protected] Thank you for listening

sharim

Any size or color there is no quide lines. Because I received so many post on details I added another post under original with the details. But honestly there is not rules. I just want to make as many as we can.

sharim

Branson not to far from you.

craftybear

Welcome, waving from Indiana, USA

sharim

I really am leaving that up to that person. Some people like to applique, do redwork, or piece work. If your my daughter - she just sews anything together and makes a a really long piece then cuts its to makes blocks/shapes, figues you name it. Go figure - she says its my fault, because when she was really small I gave her all the scrap fabric to play with. She has never followed a pattern. I quess that is probably why she likes doing it that way NO rules.