Here's my second quilt for the do.Good Stitches charity quilting bee. I can brag just a teeny-tiny bit about this quilt, cause most of the blocks were made by all the other talented quilters in my group.
I think the best part of this quilt was opening up all the packages as they arrived and finding all these cute blocks. Everyone put so much effort into these little houses, and some small child is going to love this quilt!
So thank you to all my fellow quilters! You did a great job.
And the fun doesn't end on the front! This quilt is packed full of action! I'm hoping to send this quilt to a charity that is donating quilts to people affected in the Slave Lake fire. This city is only a few hours away from where I live, so I was happy to hear there is a charity set up to give quilts to these folks who have lost their homes.
Brag away, that is one wonderful quilt! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's way cute! Lucky kid, somewhere!
ReplyDeleteLove the 16 piece blocks
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely adorable. What a great gift you all are giving.
ReplyDeleteThose are some awesome houses!
ReplyDeleteI love it - all the blocks have come together so nicely - well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I have seen other house quilts and not really been that inspired, but this, I love! It is a whole neighborhood of awesome!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt! You all do such good work through Do.Good.Stitches!! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeletethat is the cutest!! ever :)
ReplyDeleteI could not love this more! Do did so well putting them all together, it's really well done!
ReplyDeleteWow. Just adorable! What a great thing to make quilts for a charity. I admire that.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute!
ReplyDeleteThis post totally makes my day! This is such a fun, childlike design. Both my kids would love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWell gosh ~ how cute is that house quilt? It's so cute! Love your colors and I love your 16 patches you've got on your design wall.
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you that I was so inspired by your basket quilt that I had to immediately start making my own. I just gave it to my quilter a couple of days ago. Should be done soon. I'll send you pictures. Thanks for inspiring me.
Amber
Really cute house quilt. and I envy the size of your design wall...
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is waaaaaay cute! Love the turquoise/aqua backgrounds. And the non-house house blocks (says the townhouse dweller). :)
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cheerful, happy quilt! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI have seen some charity quilts in the past. They are functional but, well, what can I say..... some have not been very attractive. But this one! Wow! It is an eyestopper! I think that someone in Slave Lake will be overwhelmed with the beauty.
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving the 'best' to others!
Looking forward to seeing the next project. You continue to inspire :)
This quilt is insanely cute!!! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and also a great idea about using houses.
ReplyDeleteYour quilts are SEW beautiful. Excellent quilting.
I looks awesome! I so love getting to participate in this group when I see these awesome finished products! Just feels amazing to get to participate in something wonderful with all you talented people!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! In fact, I used at as a reference to inspire my bee when it came time for me to request wonky house/tree blocks for my month. Thanks for sharing! I've pinned it to my "Quilty Goodness" board on Pinterest (with proper credit, of course!). Feel free to follow me if you'd like: http://pinterest.com/lipglass/quilty-goodness/
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this quilt! Some little girl will be delighted to own it. What fun to dream about all the houses. I am a big girl and I love it!!! I am completely inspired to make one for my little girl. Any tutorials on making a house block you can point me to??
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