The fabric is left over from the Advent Banners. It is coming together well. This little project is going on a trip to Oklahoma on the 20th of June. The top should be completed by the end of the day and on the long arm this evening.
Genesis 33:12 “Then Esau said, “Let us journey on our way, and I will go alongside you.”
First I prayed, my second impulse was to send quilts to the devastated in Oklahoma. How would I do that? Where would I send them? Thankfully the quilting community has answered some of those questions. I’m passing it along from Bonnie Hunter’s blog through stitchinggrandma to my readers and followers who are asking the same questions. I personally called Ellen to verify some of the information and there is a possibility of more logistical information to be released tomorrow, stay tuned. Thanks be to God for the ability to give our love and concern to others through our creative impulse. God’s strength and love be with those affected by the recent events.
Dear Quilt Friends:
I have been contacted and asked to spread this info to you. It’s important to get the word out to all the quilters you are in contact with, so could you please share this blog post with your email lists, message boards, flickr groups, twitter, wherever quilters gather to help get the word out?
This is from Ellen Medlock of the Ellen Medlock Studio Store in Tulsa, OK.
“I am honored to start a QUILT DRIVE for OKLAHOMA Tornado Families. If you wish to donate a quilt, please send to our shop and we will make sure it is placed in the right hands!
Ship to:
OK Quilt Drive,
c/o Ellen Medlock Studio Store,
10032 S. Sheridan Rd, Suite H-1,
Tulsa, OK 74133.
(We will be happy to place any kind of blanket, for that matter!)”
Thank you for all you can do to help those who have been so devastated in the tornadoes that have recently swept through Oklahoma. QUILT ON!
Isaiah 61:4
I Am with you always 