This bright and cheery baby quilt was made by Quiltsy Team member Jennifer Norman of Forget Me Not Quilteds from Washington. She is donating this quilt to Seattle's New Beginnings which seeks to end domestic violence by empowering survivors and mobilizing community action.
Jennifer was inspired to quilt in 2005 by her mom Shirley Ann, a quilter for 45 years. She loves 1930's fabrics, Aunt Grace style, and cottage florals. Her home is filled with vintage and collectible items that she likes to display on her table runners. Jennifer's Etsy shop is filled with over 200 items! These include: lap quilts, table runners, wall hangings, pillows, mug rugs, and so much more. I love her style and chose the photo below as an example...appropriately featuring forget-me-nots!
Say hi to Jennifer and her mom Shirley Ann. I wish they were my neighbors.
This post was prepared by Quiltsy team member Karen Griska of KarenGriskaQuilts in Connecticut, offering quilts and instant download quilt patterns.
10 comments:
Thank you for supporting this group with your donation of this beautiful & fun quilt!
Jennifer puts her colors and patterns together in such a pleasing way. Of all the quilt shops on Etsy, I think her is the nicest. I will have to research Aunt Grace style, now, though. I wish they were my neighbors too!
Jennifer's quilt is so bright and cheerful. What a lucky recipient!
Jennifer's quilts always make me smile. She has a great eye for color! And a great cause! Thanks.
What a cheery quilt! Thanks for being a caring Quiltsy!
Beautiful work, Jennifer. Wonderful charity!
A lovely quilt and a great cause! Thanks!
The end to domestic violence is a cause that all women need to be vigilant about. Hats off to Jennifer for donating this beautiful quilt!
Your quilts are beautiful! Thanks for giving to such a needy cause!
The charities mentioned in these daily posts are so varied as are the quilters who share their stories. Enjoying each one & getting to know some talented folks.
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