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Kathleen came back and is still smiling on day two!! |
| Judy Leach is nearly hidden as the first stack of quilts completed grows. We hope to finish and send 50 quilts by the end of March. Everyone who has helped has shown such a wonderful enthusiasm for the work. |  |
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Jennifer Gaston and her two children worked as a team on their quilt. Kids love doing their part for the troops. |
| Ali started later in the morning (due to needing to meet a toddler's schedule), and is thrilled when her quilt top is finished. Quilting is just too much fun! Karen and Mary joined the day's quilting comraderie. |  |
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Red was the color of the day for these friends. Eleanor and Teri work together to help Melissa make two quilts, one for her fiance and one for his best friend who was deployed with him. |
| The finished quilts are packed for shipping to the troops. Susan is in charge of the recipient list and the mailings. Currently we have 31 names on the "send to" list. |
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Christina shows a beautiful quilt of flags while Susan cuts out her pieces at the cutting table. |
| Lynn Dupree is proud of a job well done. She completed two quilts, even while having to dash out to ferry her children to and from their activities! Karen Borges arrived in the afternoon and said, "What can I do?" She got busy and finished up several projects that others had started and had to leave unfinished. What a great help that was. |  |
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Ellen arrived to admire her mom's handiwork. Kids love quilts too. |
| Do you think they're related? |  |
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Karen puts another finished quilt in the box for shipping. |
| "Pack them up. We're here to get those quilts to the troops." How quilts really get shipped out. |  |
