I'm finishing the
binding on a charity quilt. This quilt has been in the works for years.
That's not unusual for me. I tend to lose interest and not complete a
top until there is a purpose for the quilt.
Green Coins Quilt (with feet!) Pieced by Pam Stahl Quilted by Sarah Craig finished June 2013 |
This top is made with
scrappy coin strings. A good mental therapy project. No rules...just sew
and square up on occasion. The pattern idea came from here.
back of Green Coins Quilt |
Sarah Craig did the machine quilting. Thanks Sarah!
This quilt was created for the Hands 2 Help ministry which Sarah heads up each year. It will be traveling to an orphanage in Ethiopia through Quilts Beyond Borders.
Finishing this quilt is a bit humbling. I am easily overwhelmed when I stop to consider the pain and suffering in this fallen world. I long to do so much more, but don't even know where to begin. So I offer this quilt with love and prayers to God. Asking that He will use my humble offering in a way far bigger than me. That He will use this quilt to comfort and remind a child that He loves them and has plans for them....and will give them hope and a future.
Thank you Lord for allowing me to serve You in ways that come naturally to me. (guess You already knew that!)
many blessings,
pam
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lore, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11
Post linked to Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Crazy Mom Quilts.
It's beautiful, Pam! I'm pleased to have had a small part in your lovely quilt!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely quilt. Some quilts are meant to be given.:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. My first thought was "He who promises is faithful". Love that scrap buster pattern too!
ReplyDeleteI love that quilt ... so pretty! Joining you in praying that God will use that quilt to give hope and comfort.
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous. What a lovely gift, in all ways.
ReplyDeleteI've gotta try the coins... looks like fun. Thanks for sharing it with us, and the orphanage. Atta Girl!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Like the feet and the pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt's very beautiful, Pam; what a great project! ~ Linne
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