Showing posts with label charity quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charity quilt. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

Back to Quilting Quilts of Valor

Just like everyone else, Covid, all the hate and negative politics, including the destruction of life as we know it, life in general got to be a heavy load in late Feb/early march. I stopped sewing. I stopped a lot of things for a while. I guess I got to the point that I was thinking that just surviving life really wasn't enough, if living, if hope and joy are indeed gone, then why do any of us want to 'go on.' Sort of, 'what's the point,' I didn't answer the question, though I have moved past the conversation with myself - answerless.

Saturday, September 23, 2017

September Update

I have been busy, what with looking for a job, I started teaching a quilting class. Not enough to live on, but something to do.

I have been working on websites, including mine, but on the quilting side of it. Go see what's going on How I made that, or any of the other pages on DeniseMadeIt.com.

This quilt, bigger than a throw, just shorter than a full twin-sized quilt, is a special project. It's a donation quilt, going to Inclusive Indiana Foundation. They are working to build a park in Indianapolis for folks of all abilities. You can go to their fundraiser, and purchase this homemade / handmade quilt and matching pillow for your home and holiday decorations. It's a $350 value, and it's going to someone, why not you? If you aren't close to Indianapolis, and want to make one of your own, the instructions are here!