Two super quilts arrived from Anne in Walsall, who sent them on behalf of their makers... her friend's Mum, Marion and her friend's cousin Lynne.
Many thanks ladies.
Marion was 90 when she made her quilt and, sadly, she died shortly after she finished it so it is quite a special treasure for it to be donated in her memory. Sincere thanks to her family for sending it and also sincerest sympathy. Such a lovely gesture which will bring some joy to a little child during their treatment.
No 99
The bag shows the wonderful kitten illustrations which are also in the quilt.
Here we have lots of playful teddies all over this fun quilt.
No 98
Bravery Bead Bags
When I took these super bravery bead bags into the unit, they were received with great glee as they had just run out of them.
Thanks so much to Tilly in Leigh, who stitched and lined them beautifully, in such super fabrics.
I'll have to get cracking and make some more soon as I'm sure these will all be given out pretty soon.
Eddie, of CHICS the cancer care and support group, told me that one of the parents had raised enough funds to provide the Bravery Beads for all of the children for a whole year!
two more beautiful quilts, I am sure Marion would be pleased to know hers has gone to the cause she made it lovingly for.
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Tilly x
Such beautiful quilts and the first one is so very special. I'm sure that will help with the treatment of any little child.
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Annie x
Hi Jo
ReplyDeletehaven't visited for a while ... thing to do etc etc.... you know . I didn't know the quilts were still coming in .... the first one is really special and what a legacy to leave behind.
hope you are feeling better now.
janet