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Roll Call of States

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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Permalink Reply by LLovesmysailor on May 11, 2011 at 8:21pm

This is the bottom of the quilt.

Permalink Reply by Sue-Pillowcase lady on May 12, 2011 at 9:39am

that looks great Lyn!

Permalink Reply by Sue-Pillowcase lady on May 26, 2011 at 7:38pm

Here is a response from Tim's dad and photos.

Funny you should ask. I was just removing the photos off an e-mail Tim sent
me. He has had these for a few weeks, but kept forgetting to send them to
me. It is a beautiful quilt. We have received a number of quilts from
different people around the country, but this one is by far the best and
most unique. Thank you and all the Navy moms so much for making this quilt.