butterflywing

the girls did a wonderful job, with your help. and i'm glad you stopped <g>ing long enough to show us the pics, showoff. LOL!! :mrgreen: :lol: :lol:

can't wait to see next year's pictures. how old are the girls?

Jim's Gem

Sounds like a wonderful and productive day. What a blessing you are for working with the girls to teach them quilting and other skills while benefiting our military personal. Thank you!!!

omak

Most of the girls were between seven and twelve. I have lots of hair left .. and, the girls wanted to do the day camp! They asked their leaders for it, remembering two we had done a couple of years ago. It was good to have the American Legion Post be a place for girls to gather and learn to serve others.

RedGarnet222

This is a touching thread, omak. I really love that you are sharing your talent with the next generation of quilters.
Kudos for being a real inspiration.

omak

So! In a follow up of the beginning post, the two lap robes became THREE lap robes, and with some borders, the baby quilt is looking pretty spiffy. I thought you might enjoy seeing it. I probably won't be showing the finished product, since it is just a bit different than the attached pictures.
I love this Quilting Board.
WIthout it being here, there are a number of my personal pictures which would have disappeared forever.
Thank you, Dear Administrator and staff, for creating this fine website with so many nice features. <wave>

omak

and the baby quilt for Operation Stork.
Good job, Girl Scouts! You are worth the effort and your production is so appreciated by everyone of our military families that will benefit from your work.

rootyr

My favorite kind of quilt. Wonderful!

Oklahoma Suzie

Nice quilts.