This
bright, happy quilt is a special one, and it could be making its way to
your home soon because I'm giving it away! My good friend Jennifer has
been working tirelessly the past few months to raise funds for leukemia
and lymphoma research. She lost both her father and her grandfather to
leukemia, and now she's fighting to help a precious little girl named
Lucy win her battle against this dreadful disease. You can read all
about her story and her goal right here.
Doing
what I do, I thought a quilt giveaway might be the best way to help her get closer to
reaching her goal. To enter the giveaway, all you have to do is follow
the instructions on the Rafflecopter widget below. (Due to the laws of
Missouri, I cannot require a purchase or donation for the chance to win
the quilt. However, I strongly encourage you to make a donation
to Jennifer's page before entering the giveaway. All of the donations
will go directly to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, which is working
hard to rid the world of blood cancers. Every dollar helps, and
donations of any size are gratefully accepted.)If you're interested in the details of the quilt itself, scroll down past the widget. Otherwise, let's get to the fun stuff. Good luck!
The Cascade Quilt pattern was designed by Kristi Schroeder of Initial K Studio, who graciously agreed to let me use the pattern to make this giveaway quilt. The quilt is made of 100% cotton solid fabrics (32 Kona and Moda Bella colors, plus a Moda Bella white) and 100% cotton batting. The backing is a Doe wideback by Carolyn Friedlander. I quilted it using Aurifil white thread and bound it by machine for durability (the binding fabric is Libs Stitches in Iron from Blueberry Park by Karen Lewis). The quilt measures approximately 52" x 64", a wonderful throw size. Thank you for donating!
It's lovely to see how you are contributing to your friend's cause to help eradicate the world of these terrible circumstances.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kristy!
DeleteSuch a generous gesture for a worthy cause. (And love the quilt, too!) 🙌🏻
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lynne!
DeleteBeautiful quilt and so sweet of you to help your friend with her fundraising! I lost my grandfather the same way she did - gone to AML within days of being diagnosed - and have done several Team in Training events also so I know she very much appreciates your help!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I just saw this post, but I wanted to let you know how much this means to me!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
Very Nice Collection. keep up the Good work..
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