It was definitely time to whip up some more lil bear hug quilts to wrap around stuffies for giving to children. This project was started last year by Mary of MaryQuilts.com. A few of us thought it a great project and continuing it for a long term mission.
Following along with the RSC color of the month in aqua, I used yesterday to sew and quilt 2 lil bear hug quilts. Several years ago I used RSC to make a collection of Scrap Snap blocks offered by Quiltsforthemaking.blogspot.com . This was in 2020. The collection got stored in a box along with several other blocks, all of which I'm now calling a parts dept.
when aqua was called, I pulled out those aqua snap blocks and orange snap blocks for an accent. I used them to make 9 patch centers and added assorted borders cut from the scrap bins. They both finished at 21 x 24 inches and will be used to wrap up stuffies for children.
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| Lil Bear Hug # 5 and backing |
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| Lil Bear Hug # 6 with backing |
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| Lil Bear Hug #4 with backing |
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Those scrappy blocks make great little bear hug quilts, Kat! I really like the Scrap Snap blocks - they look like fun and quick to make. We all need something like that in our parts departments!
ReplyDeleteThose are really neat, Kat.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust charming Lil Beat hug quilts you've finished...Kat--nice works
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julierose
Your little quilts are great. And, you seem to just pop them out a few every week. They will be so appreciated.
ReplyDeleteHi Kat, those are such cute quilt! I love you parts department! I don't have many orphan blocks, so no department but it would be fun to make a few extra blocks, just to play. I hope that you'll like up to I Quilted This! Take care.
ReplyDeletePretty and cute Lil Bear Hug quilts. I love the curved corners.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad your group is continuing to make Lil Bear Hug quilts! Such a great idea for kids. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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Your teal and orange scraps paired beautifully and your multi scraps made into a wonderful Lil Bear Hug too! I sure like that hame! I agree, scraps accumulate much too quickly!
ReplyDeleteAww love these bear hugs!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use up scraps quickly for a good cause! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are such great little bear hugs, Kat! I'm sure they will be well-enjoyed! Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings.
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