It’s time to pass on the little draw string bags I’ve made and take them to the drop off collection point for Foster Hope, a charity helping children placed into foster care. These little lined bags are fun to make, using up some novelty scraps, and I try to make some for both boys and girls. The children use these bags for toiletries, or as pencil bags. Gemma thought it was “all about her” and did a little photo bombing!
Earth working machinery and fish
African savannah, horses and tree frogs
I also included my recently completed Bow Tie cot quilt in the parcel. This was always going to be a donation quilt, and I stitched the blocks each month while taking part in the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. More suitable for a little girl, as the blocks contain flowers aplenty.
Bow Tie cot quilt
I do hope that the items bring a smile to a child’s face. Being taken into foster care must be a daunting prospect for young children.
6 comments:
I'm sure they will be appreciated.
The wee quilt is adorable.
I’m sure they will all be very much appreciated.
The bags and quilt will be a blessing for the children.
Beautiful work Jenny,well done xx
I'm sure the children will love them all. I love that quilt. Well done.
Judith nb Serena
These are lovely donation gifts.
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