Our quilt guild had a group sewing day recently to work on throw quilts for donation to the local chapter of Meals on Wheels. The quilts are distributed to clients who are in need of comfort and warmth. Here is my completed Chandelier 3-yard quilt top.
Chandelier quilt top
50" x 61"
The design I chose to make is the Chandelier 3-yard quilt pattern from the Sew Can She website. Caroline at Sew Can She offers a huge selection of free patterns on her site, including several of the popular 3-yard patterns. The pattern was easy to make, and the quilt came together quickly.
I received the fabrics from the guild's head of community service projects. They aren't my usual style, but I like the way they look together. So many of the quilts I make are scrappy, which I love, but the cutting sure goes faster with only three fabrics.
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Happy quilting everyone!
Julie in GA
A very pretty donation quilt. I missed our guild 3 yard quilt sew in this week and I'll probably miss the one in July.
ReplyDeleteThree yard quilts are a fun way to “get it done”!. I’ve done several 5 yard quilts also. Love the chandelier pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty quilt and will make a lovely donation. Thanks for sharing the link to Sew Can She, I'll check out her patterns.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty top! So generous of you to make a top to comfort someone in need.--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteIt always feels funny to make a quilt with a limited number of fabrics! Yours turned out very nicely.
ReplyDeleteOhh that is so pretty - I like how your borders frame the whole thing
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