All The Way From The Netherlands.

Marijke Sandee has sent another very large box of these 4 beautiful quilts as well as 9 quilts for babies made by her friend,  Ada.

Ada's friend also donated 10 sets of knitted beanies and booties for babies. Marijke and I met through my blog and she generously quilts for Oz Comfort Quilts as well as organisations in Europe. 

Marijke also very kindly labels her quilts which saves me a lot of time.

Wendy Fry dropped off 16 teddies with custom made jumpers knitted by Sally S.  The bears were donated by Janet Kidson. 

Many thanks everyone for your generous support. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx  

More Arrivals From Interstate.

More fabulous donations arrived from interstate while I was away and I'm catching up now that I'm home again.

Margo Barber from Tasmania sent 3 fabulous quilts and a large beautiful knitted blanket. 

 

Delys Rogers from WA has donated 2 large quilts,  4 knitted baby's beanies and some cord for drawstring bags. 

Lynell Jendra from Qld sent another large parcel containing lots of soap pouches and sanitary pouches. 

The Berwick U3A donated 3 more fabulous quilt tops including one which is a variation of the Dear Jane blocks. 

Marie Warden and the Narooma CWA ladies have sent another 2 large parcels containing  75 cuddle hearts and 69 knitted teddies. 

Many thanks everyone for your generous support. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx 

Many Thanks To Avenel Quilters

Marg Spencer and Mary Breen from Avenel dropped off lots more fabulous donations while I was away.

Marg made 8 lovely quilts,  98 QAYG blocks,  21 beanies,  6 baby's jackets,  10 baby's jumpers  and 3 drawstring bags. 

Mary made 2 beautiful quilts,  18 Santa Sacks,  1 baby's bibs, 3 knitted beanies and 5 tote bags. 

 

Many thanks ladies for your generous support. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx 

Hello From Seoul.

This month's adventure is in South Korea and it's a surprising mixture of ancient buildings amongst modern. We saw the changing of the guard at the Palace, the Blue House where the President lives, the National Folk Museum, Bukchon Hanok Village and Dongdaemun market. The food has been delicious and the weather was a lovely sunny autumn day.

Tomorrow I'll be exploring the fabric market (if I can find it) as well as a scenic view of Seoul.

 Hugs, Jan Mac xx