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Here is a discussion for those helping with Timothy's quilt. Please list your name and the state or states you are doing.

Also any questions you have about the quilt blocks.

 

States accounted for:

 1. Utah          8. Texas            15. Missouri      22.Montana       29.Virginia        36.  Louisianna  43.Vermont

 2. Florida      9. New York      16. Michigan     23.Wisconsin    30. Maine          37. Alabama      44. R.I

 3. Arizona    10. S. Carolina  17. Ohio            24.Nevada        31.Kansas         38.Georgia         45. MD

 4. HAE         11. Alaska          18. Arkansas    25.MA               32. Nebraska    39. N. Dakota     46.WA

 5. PA            12.Illinois            19. Oklahoma   26.Mississippi 33.New Jersey   40.S. Dakota      47. Oregon

 6.  Idaho       13. Hawaii          20. Colorado    27.Kentucky     34. New Mexico 41. Indiana          48. MN

 7. California  14. TN                21.Wyoming     28.N. Carolina  35.Iowa               42. W.Virginia    49.NH

50. Delaware  51. CT

 

The blocks should be 6" and made out of a 100% cotton fabric. Since we are doing various States, I'm planning on using a red, white and Blue color scheme for the connecting or bridging fabri

I would like to get all the blocks by the end of March. PM me and I'll send you my address

                          

 

Here is Tim with his pillowcase.  For inspiration.

 

 The President giving him his Purple Heart.

 

 

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very excited here too

 

 

Tim has the quilt.  His dad will send a photo soon.

I feel bad that i didn't get my squares to Lynn. Unless someone did Delaware, NH and Connecticut, because I was not able to get them  in the mail in time. I had other things going on like my son being  sick and having surgery.

 

I feel sad because I said I would do something and I didn't. I feel like I let you guys down. MAybe I will do something with my  3 squares and send it ..

 

I hope you are  not mad at me. i am glad he got his quilt though. That is wonderful

Don't feel badly, and no one is mad at you. I did those three states. I did them on the embroidery machine while I started to sew the quilt together.

I can't wait to be able to show you the pictures I have of the quilt. I'm not waiting for Tim's picture, I'm waiting for my husband to have time to get the pictures in the site for me. Last time I tried, I ended up deleting the picture and I'm still not sure what I did wrong.

Thank you for doing that. My life has been really chaotic, Our mortgage company  has put our house on  foreclosure status, With me out of work, we haven't paid the mortgage in about a year, so it has been hard here.

I bet it came out real nice.  I can't wait to see pictures of it.

I have decided after I send the  square for  Brian's quilt, that i am going to stick with pillowcases for the time being.. Less stress,

This is going to be a bad weekend for me... Tomorrow will be 6 mos since my mom  passed away, and I am feeling kinda down, and having a rough time of it. by the way, it was a Saturday too when she died.. Although they said  it was the 31st ( just after midnite)..I will be okay.  So looking at fabric  is a tough thing, but I will get thru it and  the SON shines again and again

I hope I didn't bring anyone down, I don't mean to. I just wanted to share what was  on my mind,Tomorrow is  another day, I will think of only  the good memories I have  of my mom.

Lovely!!!! So very excited that you got it finished! It is just beautiful!  I am very happy for Tim!
FYI, I have posted the photos of Tim and his quilt on my Facebook page and getting lots of people interested in possibly helping out with our groups!  LLove you did a fantastic job! I am so proud to be a contributor!

One of the panels on the blanket

 

More pictures of the blanket

 

The quilt is beautiful. 
Last of the pictures I am uploading.
yes, Tim has it.  Paul said he'd send me some photos of him with it.

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