I donated this quilt for a fund raiser for a young friend that is disabled so that he could raise money to compete on the disabled games a couple of years ago. He not only competed but won a medal.

Beautiful Quilt. And it was for such a good cause. ( Wasn't it fun to made a Stack & Whack quilt. I took a class several years ago and had a lot of fun. It is amazing how you can get so many different looks from one peice af fabric. ) A flower for you.

My Goodness - how long did that take u to make - hours and hours and hours - just superb - and all from the heart which makes it so extra special - a bunch of *4U and LOL

Wow and that's a metal winning quilt!;)

Gorgeous! And congrats to him! You helped him win his dream!

Lovely quilt! Fabulous colours! *4U

Beautiful quilt. I love the kaleidoscope look of Stack 'n Whacks

The effect form the stack & whack is lovely, a most adorable quilt. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful Quiltblocks! *4U

I love your choice of colours, they suit this design perfectly. This is a very lovely quilt and I'm sure your young friend was thrilled with your wonderful gift. Did you do the long-arm quilting too? *4U

And you had a part n helping him win the medal. Hooray 4 u colmag *4U

Gorgeous!!!!!

Now that was well worth doing great work
how are the patches for Libbys Quilt going I wonder how many she has ***

Colma, this is lovely - what a great tribute to your friend to have something so nice to be included in his fund raiser. Great work. You will have to explain stack and whack to me - I really like it. *4U

This is a beautiful quilt - looks very precise for a stack & whack. The colours go well together. Well done *4U

gorgeous quilt.............wonderful job!!! *4U