When I had the dolce giveaway, one entry did catch my eye which was from Emedoodle who said she would use the fabrics to make a quilt for hew neice who has cancer.
Then last night, on the Flickr page for Erick's quilt, Emedoodle left a comment asking whether there would be any leftover blocks for her to make a quilt for her neice. So I flickrmailed her suggesting we start a quilt for Rosemarie - after all a four year old girl might not want blue and grey blocks on her quilt. When I got up this morning, Emedoodle had already started the Flickr group asking for 9" pink / purple cross or square in square blocks to make Rosemarie a quilt. Here is her blog post and here is the flickr link if anyone wants to join in. I made these two little Kokeshi lady blocks who have very politely left their shoes at the front door.
Then last night, on the Flickr page for Erick's quilt, Emedoodle left a comment asking whether there would be any leftover blocks for her to make a quilt for her neice. So I flickrmailed her suggesting we start a quilt for Rosemarie - after all a four year old girl might not want blue and grey blocks on her quilt. When I got up this morning, Emedoodle had already started the Flickr group asking for 9" pink / purple cross or square in square blocks to make Rosemarie a quilt. Here is her blog post and here is the flickr link if anyone wants to join in. I made these two little Kokeshi lady blocks who have very politely left their shoes at the front door.
I love the shoes at the door.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! I'm going to check it out and see about getting involved in that! thanks for sharing. And your blocks are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for spreading the word! :) It'll be great to show Rosemarie how much people from all over the world love her! :) You're the best!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting -- I'm off to get involved (and check out my pink/purple stash...)
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE the Kokeshi blocks. Your choices make the finished product incredibly lovely.
Amelie
These are adorable! I echo the statement that I love the shoes at the door. I spent a month in Japan when I was 18, and got heck once for forgetting to remove my shoes...extremely rude in Japan, yet pointing and the middle finger are no problem. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteI may have to pick up some of this fabric, for nostalgia's sake!