Our guild makes "Love and Comfort" quilts for the NICU's at several area hospitals. Members must make several hundred each year.....most at a two-day-quilt-a-thon in the fall. The quilts are about 36" square and are designed to go over each baby's isolette to protect their eyes from the harsh hospital lights. I decided to go through some of the fabric donated for the project and organize it a bit. So I brought two big rubber tote boxes full of fabric home from the guild's storage unit and got busy.
I cut backing, pieced and sewed tops, matched tops with backs, organized fabric into "Comfort To Be Bundles" that other members can grab at guild meetings. It was a good project for me and I'm happy with the results!
One bag with 23 tops matched with backs.
One bag with 40 ready-to-go bundles.
And one big tote full of 57 quilt backs.
And.....a pile of completely finished quilts that can go straight to the hospitals.
Music blasting....sewing machine humming. It was a productive few days in my sewing area and I feel good about it. The car is packed and ready to go....all of this will go to my guild meeting on Wednesday and once it's out I have room for new yardage!
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