That is such a great use for stitch outs!!!! How wonderful. The quilt turned out beautiful!
Ramona, isn't it neat to see something that was just a test - that was put with other squares and made into - such a lovely work of art? Thanks
Such a great idea to pass along those stitch outs Shirlene and Norma did a great job of putting them together for what sounds like a great little person to enjoy...Hugs & *4U both...Glenda x0x0x
OH WOW ...thank you for posting Shirlene...and thank you so much for all the lovely comments on this quilt...Auston the recipient of this quilt has Aplastic Leukemia...he is doing well with his Chemo right now and loves his quilt...Your test blocks have been put to many good uses ..I just forgot to get pictures of some of them...God Bless Norma
*4U and Hugs Norma for your great work, sure all your recipients are thrilled with the gift....
Thank you Norma aka Mrs. Butterfly - I love what you have done and am thrilled that the blocks are being used in many ways.
Thanks Glenda!
That is so nice of you Shirlene - what a great cause that Norma is doing. It's always nice to see your work displayed. Love and blessings Chris
Shirlene, what a wonderful idea. Thank you for posting this story.
Very nice quilt and so nice of you to give her your tests.
Great job to both. A lovely gift that will we a treasure for all time :)
Very cool, Shirlene! Wonderful of Norma to do this for charity. Truely a labor of love! <3
How wonderful that the two of you were able to do this. I simply love it!!
great to know what to do with the test samples.. thanks for sharing
Sally, it sure beat tossing all that lovely work out. I knew I would never make a quilt like this. Hehehe!
What a WONDERFUL act of kindness and generosity... you are my angel.
Hugs
Very beautiful, you are so warm hearted to give this to someone that can make use of it, hugs.
Heart warming to see people who give of themselves (& their talents) so freely especially when it benefits children. Your work is way cute and Mrs. Butterfly did a stupendous job putting them into a quilt. You're a gem!!
Shirlene, She sure made a beautiful quilt with your stitchouts. That was super of you to do that.
Mildred, thank you - do you want to be the next person to receive some? Hehehe! You make lovely quilts, too.
Wonderful, I love this idea. A child will cherish it forever. Hugs!
What a cool program that is! I am not ready to give up any of my stitchouts, maybe in 10 years or so! I'm proud of you ladies! Live Laugh Download Stitch!
Christine, thank you so much. When they pile up and you never do anything with them - you just want them out of the way - then you will let go - Hehehe!
What a wonderful story and such a nice quilt, lots of memories brought back to you by such a nice deed..you are such a special lady Ms. Shirlene, thanks for sharing both with us.
Thanks for sharing the story and photo of the quilt. It is so cute. Nice work.
It was a marvelous thing for you to do, Shirlener... I know you must be thrilled that she used your test stitchouts in this way. Kudos to both of you.
What a beautiful story to use your test stitching and be use for quilt charity and it most be a wonderful feeling smart thinking .Maria
It is beautiful! What a special quilt for a special child! Love it.
Looks like the whole blue middle section was made into pockets. Your stitchouts made into a neat quilt.
Anita, you are right - the middle section is pockets - I forgot to mention that - thanks!
What a great project, the kids will love it. when we all work together.....
Lovely Shirlene and thanks for posting. Its great seeing stitch outs used in such a great way. Just wondering what time it is with you at the moment, its 11am with me and to my workings out its early with you?
Caroline, thanks so much - it is wonderful.
As for time - right now it is 3:52 in the afternoon. So it must have been in the wee hours of the morning - that I posted this. Hehehe!
It's a nice quilt and it must be a wonderful feeling that your stitch-outs were put to good use!
Martine, it does feel good - but she has a whole box - she could make many more quilts and more than likely will, too.
what a wonderful quilt,Im sure it wil be very much loved
How lovely! From what you have described, it seems that she is the same Mrs Butterfly I know! Her name is Norma. I don't know her personally, but through another forum. She makes quilts for charity. Happy to hear about her!
Yes, Lidia - her name is Norma and she is well known for her quilts for charity work. I am thrilled you know her, too. Hehehe!