Today I am sharing a quilt I made to donate to my local Crisis Nursery Center. This is in part with Covering the World: One Quilt at a Time. My quilt is made from Island Batik Fabrics and my Accuquilt 2.5" strip cutter and 5" square die. The pattern I used is from Connie who blogs at Freemotion by the River and is called River Squares. This is an easy and fun pattern and it is a free one!
Here is information on this worthwhile cause:
In 2022, AccuQuilt, Moda Fabrics and Baby Lock are partnering in a pay-it-forward campaign called Covering the World: One Quilt at a Time. Moda and AQ staff and designers will be donating one quilt a week, to a charity of their choice, to support this campaign.
Making and donating a quilt is such a rewarding feeling, I only wish I had more time to make more. In the meantime I will do what I can to help fulfill the need.
Linking with, Finished or Not Friday, Peacock Party, Off The Wall Friday, TGIFF
Fantastic texture! I love the colors in this one too. Some child will ADORE this quilt. I really enjoy making and donating quilts, especially when kids will get the quilts.
ReplyDeletelove those bright strips!
ReplyDeleteEasy is always great and the bright colors are wonderfully cheerful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt Vicki and the bright colorful batiks are perfect for any young child, I'm so glad you enjoyed making it with the River Squares tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a happy quilt, Vicki! Perfect for donating. I love the simple blocks in their bright colors. That sounds like a neat program to be joining along with!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt and wonderful charity. I can't remember if I ever got a charm die for my die cutters...need to check that. I will keep this project in mind as I get sewing again.
ReplyDeleteSo bright! So fun! What a wonderful donation quilt! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch fun colors!!! It is sure to bless someone with hope, happiness and love!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and lovely quilting! A lucky child will love this quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a bright, happy quilt! I'm sure it will bring comfort to a little one going through tough stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and cheerful quilt! I love the texture from the quilting, too :) Thanks for linking up with TGIFF this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully cheerful quilt and a great pattern for community quilts.
ReplyDeleteit is perfect!!!So happy and colorful!!
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