Tickets $1 each
The “wish I may” quilt by Sew Many Quilts
The top picture here is a sample of one quilt block. The bottom picture here is a sample out of a magazine of what the finished quilt will look like. The quilt being pieced using 1930’s reproduction fabrics. It will then be machine quilted.
A huge thank you to Constance Clausen of Sew and Sew’s Quil
ting for all of her hard work to get the fabric purchased, pieced and quilted. The proceeds of the raffle will help the Buitenwerf family complete their adoption of a little boy from Ethiopia.
The results of the raffle will be announced here on this blog.
The “wish I may” quilt by Sew Many QuiltsThe top picture here is a sample of one quilt block. The bottom picture here is a sample out of a magazine of what the finished quilt will look like. The quilt being pieced using 1930’s reproduction fabrics. It will then be machine quilted.
A huge thank you to Constance Clausen of Sew and Sew’s Quil
ting for all of her hard work to get the fabric purchased, pieced and quilted. The proceeds of the raffle will help the Buitenwerf family complete their adoption of a little boy from Ethiopia.The results of the raffle will be announced here on this blog.
I will buy tickets when they are available! I linked to your blog via some of Jason Wood's (from Kingsburg)links. Jas is my son : )
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