Susan had done a wonderful job organizing all of the parts for the quilt with notes about what section they were for, and from her blog I found a picture of what the finished quilt should look like. Then I started to put it together, pretty much figuring it out from her notes and the picture.
I started with this:
And, as of today, I have this:
Yes, I did it! And I am pretty pleased with the result, too! The next step is to get it quilted, and then in April this little project is going to a silent auction for a local charity that supports the medical needs of babies and children in our area. This will be my third quilt to donate to this charity!
Sharing at Oh Scrap! at Quilting is More Fun than Housework.
17 comments:
You did that with no directions? I'm impressed!
This is one of the things I love about the Orphan Block Adoption! It's so nice to see what it started as and then the finish. Well done!
Well done figuring it out! The charity is so lucky to have you and your generosity.
Wow that is impressive with no directions!
Wow - it's like putting together a jigsaw puzzle! Well done. And what a fun way to make up something valuable for a charity item.
Great work! Someone is going to be delighted.
It's darling! I love Schnibbles.
Oh you got very lucky winning this orphan! Its beautiful, Bento Box? And fabulous idea to donate it to a worthy cause.
Hurray! I love to see these unloved projects find a new home and get finished up....especially for a great cause. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
Woohoo!! Terrific job!
Ohyay!!! What a great quilt!!
What a great effort.
what a smashing job you have done putting all these pieces together really liking the design
Quilty orphan adoption is awesome! So nice to see an "adopted" project get finished. Lovely!
I love the Quilty Orphan Adoption event too, but have only donated, not finished. And your quilt is just awesome. Good on you!!
It's really pretty!!
Congrats on finishing off an orphan project. It's a pretty quilt, it should do well at auction.
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