Dresden Plates are
all the rage.
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| Miss Kyra |
Isn't this one beautiful??
All proceeds from the sale of this pattern
are being donated to the family
of a very sick little girl.
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| Kyra |
To learn more, please visit
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To order the pattern from Erin's Etsy store
because you're just too excited to help
and want to do it right now,
click HERE!
Erin has graciously posted tutorials
on how to construct this beautiful quilt.
Not a quilter, but it is in your heart to donate?
Click HERE!
Thank you, Erin, for giving us the opportunity
to help this beautiful girl and her family
as they stumble down this long, rocky path.
Thank you for sharing, Karen! I just made a donation, because I know I won't make the lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pattern, Karen! I'm definitely not a quilter, but I can be a donor.
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What a great cause and what a great pattern. I won't make the quilt so I will see if I can donate from here.
ReplyDeleteI can't make a quilt, but I can make a donation..the little girl needing Ivig is so very expensive as I once was going to get treated with it if the insurance approved which they didn't..
ReplyDeleteThat quilt is beautiful. This is certainly a good cause. Nola
ReplyDeleteI made a donation, what a beautiful quilt and a beautiful little girl.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. It is a beautiful pattern and I should have known it was made by Erin. It is definitely her. I am sure she will sell a lot.
ReplyDeleteWhen I worked on the Backpacking badge, I didn't like walking on rocky paths either. But it was worth it.
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