With the help of my daughter who drew the little manger I created a new Give Thanks quilt. This little quilt is on its way to my sister to add to the wall hanging. Jenny had made a new little quilt which Give Thanks for homecomings which you can get from her blog now. It is so sweet and I will make it later. But I wanted to send one to my sister that spoke about why we have Christmas. I added one of Jenny's signature roses so that it will go with all the other little quilts.
I also wanted to share a giveaway that I am thankful for. As a quilter I am always glad to win some fabric. I won this from Sally back in November. Thanks Sally for picking my name. The fabric is called a Rollie Pollie which actually came from The Intrepid Thread. And thanks you Julie for sending the roll to me.At all times and for everything giving thanks in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ to God the Father. Ephesians 5:20
With Passion and a Thankful heart,
Carrie P.
11 comments:
Very cute little quilt. Love the manger. And what a nice prize :-)
Perfect for the season, and a nice tribute to Jenny. Will you be sharing the pattern?? (hint, hint - please??)
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Gerda
A very nice Nativity design. It made a special little piece.
how special that is , what a nice gift and I am sure it will be treasured.
ok how lucky were you to win that fabric! what fun fabric!
kathie
Ooo, winning fabric is always fun, isn't it?
The little quilt is very appropriate.
Love the manger. Congrats on the fabric win. Hugs.
DARLING - I love it Carrie, perfect for the season! Love the stitching on it too.
Congrats on your win - can't wait to see what you make with it!
This is such as wonderful tribute to why we celebrate Christmas! Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas to you and your family...Jennifer
Carrie I love this piece - your sister is really going to love this one! blessings, marlene
Your Give Thanks is adorable!
Such a sweet little quilt! It will work perfectly with all of the others in the series, but is extra special because you and your daughter created it together. What a wonderful gift.
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