It is time for everyone to reveal the quilts they made for this year’s Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge. Sarah at Confessions of a Fabric Addict has been the driving force behind this challenge for several years. I can’t wait to see all the quilts made for this year’s challenge.
I committed to making two quilts for each of the three charities. They are all complete except for a little bit of binding.
These two are for Happy Chemo. It is such a lovely thing to provide a quilt and care package to people going through chemo treatments. I have a niece who is currently receiving chemo so this charity was especially meaningful to me.
The two quilts below are going to Quilts of Compassion.
And these two are headed for Hurricane Sandy survivors.
To see quilts that others have made for these three charities be sure to check out the links at Confessions of a Fabric Addict.
Wow…..you are amazing! I love all of your quilts. I will have to check the other quilts out.
WOW! Lots of beautiful quilts. They will bring lots of comfort to many. I love the very last quilt picture. It is an interesting pattern.
All six quilts are beautiful, I know they will all be loved.
Wow, those are amazing quilts! WTG on six gorgeous finishes!
Wow! Really impressive! My fav is the first one for Quilts of Compassion. Wonderful pattern and the colours! Somebody will be really happy to get any of these beauties.
Oh my, you have gone above and beyond! They will be treasured. Blessed be!
Wow, one is cooler than the next. Great job all the way around. 6 quilts was a wonderful undertaking on your part. They will be loved by someone who needs a hug in their life about now.
Belinda, they are all just wonderful! Think of all the lives you will touch through your generosity. Thank you for participating in this year’s challenge!
Oh bless your heart! Those are so beautiful, each one! Thoughts and prayers go out to your niece.
What an ambitious goal! and you made it! They are all beautiful!!
Everyone of the quilts is beautiful. I particular like the last one. I love the wonky style and great fabrics.