Wednesday, July 12, 2023
Linda H's Latest Baby Quilt To Donate
Linda has been busy making many baby quilts to donate. They don't require as much fabric and supplies as bigger quilts, so the cost is reduced.
Fabric, thread and batting are all extremely expensive these days, especially in Canada. Also, it takes less time to make them than bed quilts.
This is what Linda said about this one,
"Here are the quilt pictures of the baby quilt. I made a quilt block from Matchstick Stars by Natalie Crabtree from Mccalls Quilting March/April 2023. I added a border of strips to make it bigger."
I'm sure the recipients really enjoy Linda's creations. :)
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