First of all the table runner for the Fat Quarter Frenzy Challenge at Quilting in Indiana, I finally butched up :-) and cut into Jennifer's gorgeous fabric. I hope she likes the results!
And the Relay for Life charity quilt completed. I was a little disappointed in the amount it brought in, only $280. But the raffle was cut short at the relay by 24 hours, essentially the whole thing, so all the tickets that sold were in the two days prior at work. I'm not happy about what happened, but I am happy with the results of my efforts, it turned out really well.
And the Relay for Life charity quilt completed. I was a little disappointed in the amount it brought in, only $280. But the raffle was cut short at the relay by 24 hours, essentially the whole thing, so all the tickets that sold were in the two days prior at work. I'm not happy about what happened, but I am happy with the results of my efforts, it turned out really well.
4 comments:
Your Relay for Life quilt is absolutely beautiful, what a pity it didn't garner more for the charity. I don't imagine the organisers had a clue how much effort had gone into making it.
What a shame. It is gorgeous. I love how you did the borders.
Your Relay for Life charity quilt is gorgeous! And such a shame the raffle was cut short, and it didn't bring in more money!
Great looking table runner, too!
Wow, I'll bet there was at least $200 worth of fabric in that quilt. Too bad. This is what makes me hesitate to donate a quilt for a raffle.
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