written by Chris Mundt
Quilt # 5 was the first quilt I hosted. I chose to host this quilt because it had 5 kids from Washington state on the quilt. The family gathered around as we laid the quilt on top of a clean blanket...just amazing! It brought tears as I recognized so many names from email groups and personal emails that I had received. Each block has its own story and knowing some of the stories behind the blocks just makes it so amazing.

It wasn't until summer of this year that I was surprised by the CHD Awareness Quilt Project, when quilt #1, with David's block, was sent to me. Another moment of awe and wonder as I recognized names on the quilt...some ot them I had not heard from in a long time. I even showed the quilt to a neighbor who said his sister is into quilting. He was surprised and said "I have never seen a quilt like that before."

Being a volunteer for the CHD Awareness Quilt Project, I am continually amazed at the beauty in each quilt. Not so much just the look of the quilt, but the beauty that comes from each person represented.

Main Quilt page | Quilt #1 | Quilt #2 | Quilt #3 | Quilt #4 | Quilt #5 | Quilt #6 | Quilt #7 | Quilt #8 | Quilt #9 | Quilt #10 | Quilt #11 | Quilt #12 | Quilt #14 | Quilt #15 | Quilt #16 | Quilt #17 | Quilt #18 | Quilt #19 | Quilt #20 | Quilt #21 | Quilt #22 | Quilt #23 | Quilt #24

Page created and maintained by Sue Dove
sdove@friendlycity.net