I came across this on Punkin Patterns and decided that it was about time I started crafting for good (not evil).
It's so simple. Make a "log cabin" style quilt square and send it to Minnesota by Friday April 8th (or early next week). They patch em all together and quilt em into a blanket. The blankets go to Japanese people who have been affected by the tsunami.
I found a few scraps of fabric and cut them into 2.5" wide strips. The polka dot one was my first square and I had every intention of making one or two more. Then Mr A fell asleep while watching the NCAA Women's Bball Final and Ikaika was being so good while Koa took a nap...I ended up going kind of bat-poo crazy. I only stopped because I ran out of fabric.
I asked Ikaika if he wanted to lay on the ground and take a picture with the squares. This isn't exactly what I had in mind...
Here's the conversation with my 2 year old about what I was doing
Ikaika: "what are you making me mommy?"
Mom: "I'm not making you anything, I'm making a blanket for people who lost their homes"
Ikaika: "I have a home"
Mom: "exactly, that's why the blanket isn't for you."
So, seriously, if you can sew and have 30 extra minutes, please make some squares and send them ASAP to:
Sewtropolis
attn: Log Cabins for Japan
5 West Diamond Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55419
Fun blocks! Thanks for making them and thanks for blogging about Log Cabins for Japan. Wish that cute little guy was included with the blocks ;) Best wishes! -Annik
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