Lovely idea Nina, especially for people who are housebound.

Love Quilting Bees – I have learnt so much from them and met some wonderful people.

This is really moving and I love the quilts shown. It is a great thought provoking feature Sylvia on a subject we should never forget.

Thank you again, Sylvia, for giving me this wonderful opportunity to connect with quilters in the UK (and beyond!) on your beautiful, user-friendly site. I’m honored and delighted.

I’ll certainly be talking about this to our quilting group on Wednesday. I’m sure that some of them will want to be involved. Thought provoking project.

I can see lots of bags with logos coming up!

Thank you Nina 🙂

Duck, duck, duck, duck….duck?

I love the wee ducks, I never knew that such a wonderful project existed and I’m off now to have a further read.. unfortunately the blood transfusion service no longer visits the western isles as it became not viable with so many ferry cancellations so financially and loss of donated blood in delay getting it back to Inverness

What a lovely idea.They are sooo cute…I’m off to take a quack peek

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What a wonderful blog, thank you so very much in blogging about this and bringing to my attention and hopefully to all the others who happen on it. I can assure you I shall be making so many aware of this LYD awareness campaign, an illness that we all dread. For those of us who on the side lines feel helpless in having to sit and watch as loved ones take on a frightening and painful journey, that us fortunate in having good health can only imagine, a little something to feel like we are doing ‘our bit’.
I cannot wait now until Monday to take patterns to all the ladies in my knitting group and spread the word on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to the quilting groups I hold and attend.
Believe me I shall even be telling my friends in the pub!
So very close to my heart.
LYD will (with considerable re-telling, knitting and sewing) be in abundance in these Somerset towns.
Off to spread the word.

These are great Sylvia, my next make I think – might even use freezer paper as a template and try making the tag on calico!

I use it for a number of different things but not piecing.

Thank you for your straightforward explanation, and visuals, on using freezer paper. I’m now tempted to redo one of Carol Munroe’s house blocks again

Thank you writing this Sylvia, it’s good to know that a little stitch can go a long way

I am making the hearts for a friend who is Sister working in the neonatal unit in Sheffield. She says it really helps the bond between baby and mother especially when baby is too poorly to be held at all.

Of course I don’t mine you advertising my free Developmental Hearts pattern, Sylvia! I put this pattern in the shop because I have had such a buzz helping with some of the projects you talk about, and because I heard someone say they thought squares might be easier than hearts (they aren’t – so please do download the pattern and give the hearts a go).

Heartwarming read. Thank you.

Love this.

Wonderful 🙂

Great review Sylvia – wish I could have gone. Did Sarah enjoy herself?!!

Thank you for sharing our story. And thank you to every member of the group that made it happen. I’m very proud to have been involved.

Here in The Republic of Ireland we were thrilled to take part. Great thanks must go to the Admin team and all their helpers. Everyone who took any part is a

What an amzing thing to do and well done to all who’s hard work made all this possible.