This does not look like much in the picture, but is very precious to me. This was my brother's baby quilt, and I am sure it was made by my momma. It has a few straight lines of quilting through it, and maybe a piece of flannel for batting. It has no binding, yet seemed to be one of those "birthed" quilts, sewn together and then turned right side out. As I no longer have my brother, this is very special to me!!! It is 57 years old.
Have a great day, each of you!!
Julie
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What lovely donation quilts you have made...So pretty and I am sure they will be a great comfort to the donees....;)))
hugs, Julierose
Quick question....What size do you find the best for a hospital bed?
Thanks for the info... I seldom post commits anywhere but check and enjoy you blog regularly
Lovely quilts - and what a great comfort!
lovely quilts.....good luck binding.......
Lovely quilts Julie
Love the pop that the stars make on the charm Square quilt. How precious that you have your brother's baby quilt. You lost him too soon.
Any information you can write down and pin to your brother's quilt means that one day someone else will know how precious this quilt was to you. And perhaps make it more meaningful to them as well.
That blue quilt with white stars is beautiful!
Your quilts will be a comfort to two patients. I know you often do this. I can imagine the wonderful impression you make on these people.
It is always exiting to get finished quilts back. Lovely finishes. How precious you still have your brother's baby quilt.
What a treasure to have your brother's baby quilt! Love the 2 finished quilts. They will bring your patients a lot of comfort.
So sweet you have your brothers baby quilt. I have my brother's baby outfit. He died before I was born but it is nice to have it.
Love the other 2 quilts! YOu are a generous nurse!!
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