Same pattern for my last Community Quilt Project - Arkansas Crossroads |
(I swear some girls sewed, too. But since I live in a boys dorm, I know a lot more of the boys on campus than the girls, and they are great sports about trying new things.)
Quilting is becoming an increasingly important and integral part of my life. My creative outlet changes how I view the world around me, influences the activities I pursue with my family, and introduces me to new people whose life paths wouldn't ordinarily intersect mine. My life is much like my favorite types of quilts - scrappy and unconventional, full of interest and surprises, and with an underlying current of making do (and making something beautiful!) with what I have.
Same pattern for my last Community Quilt Project - Arkansas Crossroads |
4 comments:
So glad you continue to be your awesome self! hugs to all !
Very similar to the pattern I'm using for my family reunion quilt (from Arkansas). Nice. Yes, at demo's it's the boys who want to try sewing, not the girls.
I love to see young people getting involved in a project to help others. Thanks for helping them on the way.
Great project, Arkansas Crossroads is one of my favorite quilt patterns! It's nice to see the kids sewing, especially the boys. :)
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