This week I got a call from Lola, the Haifa guild is again collecting charity quilts. They're donating the quilts to the children's ward at Rambam Hospital in Haifa-the largest hospital in north Israel. Lola and I met at the Quinglish last month. They're giving the quilts in two weeks so I decided I better give something I have finished and thought of this cute cow quilt that I finished last year as part of the 2008 New Year's Challenge. Its 40" x 40" so it seems a good size.
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How did I miss this cute quilt when you showed it before?! What an ingenious use of that cow print fabric indeed. Hope the allergies let up soon; my right eye waters constantly. I heard this is a very bad year (although I seem to hear that every).
That quilt reminds me of the cow quilt I made years ago. I don't know where it ended up as I haven't had it in my possession in many years. I used a Debbie Mumm pattern for mine.
What a delightful quilt. Some little person is going to smile when they receive it. I make quilts for our Children's Hospital. They always need more. That makes me sad until I get home and grab some bright cheerful fabric and think about it making some child smile. :)Bea
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The quilt is so whimsical..I love it!
Great job!
Micki
Oh that is so adorable. Definitely a cute animal theme going here lately. :-)
I am so sorry about your allergies. I know a lot of people who are suffering right now. But I know that doesn't make you feel any better. Hope you can get some relief soon.
I haven't seen this pattern before! What a cute cow quilt!
That will be a perfect quilt for child, Miri, very cute.
Hope the sand storms abate & your allergies too!
What a lovely quilt, and for such a good cause!
Cheers,
Dionne
Someone will really enjoy cuddling with that one! It is adorable.
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