Here are four more quilts for Jack's Basket, where they celebrate babies born with Down syndrome by delivering a basket full of newborn goodies to the new parents.
Quilt 10 is quilted with "Heatwave", a free design from Urban Elementz:
Quilt 11 is quilted with "Woodgrain", freemotion quilting as taught by Angela Walters.
Quilt 12 has Climbing Roses:
Quilt 13 is quilted with Egg Carton:
If you're a quilter you can find info about donating quilts to Jack's Basket here. You can request a basket for a family here.
My goal is to make 52 quilts for Jack's Basket this year. So far everything is on track. Yay!
Grace & peace!!! ~Nancy
Linking up to the charity link at Slice of Pi Quilts, on the last day of every month in 2018. Also linking to Crazy Mom Quilts, Confessions of a Fabric Addict, Busy Hands Quilts, TGIFF, and Friday Foto Fun, Cooking Up Quilts, Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework
What a great goal. I try to do charity quilts each year and thought I was doing good with 6 a year. I may need to step up my game.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful charity to support! Your quilts are really nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThese are looking great. Well done on the latest additions.
ReplyDeleteNot only are these thoughtful gifts, they are perfect for testing new quilting designs.
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely quilts! I like all of the different fabrics. You are really doing well on your goal, Nancy. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on staying on track, I always look forward to seeing what fabrics you are using.
ReplyDeleteThey're all so pretty! You must be having fun with all those quilt patterns. I particularly love Quilt 10's colors, and Heat Wave is such a cool pattern with the flames! I also love the way my eye moves across Egg Carton.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely batch! And I was so excited to see your quilt on the Jack's Basket Instagram account!! I keep peering into the baskets in the backgrounds of the photos, hoping for a glimpse of a quilt, and there it was all laid out with a beautiful baby on top! Made my day :)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I keep meaning to blog about giving but haven’t had the time. Did give 3 quilts away in the past few weeks and it feels so good. Love that woodgrain pattern, could have used it on my Fancy Forrest. I just have to start mailing you my quilts!
ReplyDeleteYou have made an impressive number of quilts this month. They are all wonderful.
ReplyDeleteFabulous quilting, and I love your “priceless” tag! Thanks for linking up with TGIFF!
ReplyDeleteThose turn out so nice, don't they?
ReplyDeleteThose look great Nancy! I really like the woodgrain quilting design. It looks like it has great texture, as does the egg carton design. 52 quilts is a big goal, but it looks like you'll meet it with no problem!
ReplyDeleteI love the simple designs on these quilts. They all look amazing. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteAll the quilting designs are wonderful! I really love "egg carton" for #13...it definitely has "Easter" colors.
ReplyDeleteGreat charity. Quilters are the best and most generous folks I know. Love your design,colors and quilting. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteFab quilts for a fab cause. Thanks for helping spread love!
ReplyDeleteI just went on the Jack's Basket website using your link and I can't find anything at all on there about them accepting quilts. I'm wondering what size you make. Did you send them an email to see if you could mail them quilts?
Hi Liz! The info is about halfway down on the link I listed above, as well as the address. Here's what it says:
Delete"Items that can be donated include burp cloths, knit booties and hats, blankets around 36x36 inches in size, made from either soft flannel, knit, or cotton materials."
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