Thank you for all the great pictures. I think I see some of my blankets, but I also love seeing the beautiful blankets you put together from all the squares you receive.
We all love seeing the photos and appreciate the time and effort it takes to get them and send them out to us.
Those of us who are "of a certain age" can relate to the difficulty of getting down on the floor or up on a chair. Safety MUST be your first concern.
Again, thank you for getting all the photos to us so we can enjoy the work of people all over the world.
Estelle - I could see Mireille's point about the flatlay blankets but I still think the held up ones are perfectly well presented. I know how difficult it is to photograph my own blankets at home. I can no longer crawl about the floor or climb up high enough which is why I photograph my blankets on the washing line. Even then I have to pick my times as I've found the colours look much better on a sunny day with a blue sky background!
Absolutely no apologies necessary. We really appreciate seeing all the photos from South Africa and totally understand the difficulties involved.
Did you see Sadie's question about the labels a couple of pages back?
Estelle McLeod > Patricia UnderwoodJune 23, 2025 at 7:52am
No I haven't seen her comment. Was it on The Blanket Room?
Oh, Estelle...please do not hurt yourself doing this! We do appreciate all your efforts as it is such a thrill to occasionally spot a square one has made. I love seeing everyone's creativity. It is an inspiration that so many wonderful people are doing something (and so cheerfully) to make this world a better place.
Karen Gordon > Patricia UnderwoodJune 13, 2025 at 8:30am
Oh what beautiful bounty! Such great use of textures, appliques galore, sensational stripes and some really glorious and unusual colourways. I'm delighted to spot 2 of my creations amongst this collection too. Thank you for posting xx
Sadie Bircher > Patricia UnderwoodJune 14, 2025 at 11:12pm
Love, love, love the bright pink squares 🩷
I see one square that could be mine, but who knows - I always think I remember but when they are put into a blanket they look so different that I'm not sure!
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Thank you for all the great pictures. I think I see some of my blankets, but I also love seeing the beautiful blankets you put together from all the squares you receive.
We all love seeing the photos and appreciate the time and effort it takes to get them and send them out to us.
Those of us who are "of a certain age" can relate to the difficulty of getting down on the floor or up on a chair. Safety MUST be your first concern.
Again, thank you for getting all the photos to us so we can enjoy the work of people all over the world.
Estelle - I could see Mireille's point about the flatlay blankets but I still think the held up ones are perfectly well presented. I know how difficult it is to photograph my own blankets at home. I can no longer crawl about the floor or climb up high enough which is why I photograph my blankets on the washing line. Even then I have to pick my times as I've found the colours look much better on a sunny day with a blue sky background!
Absolutely no apologies necessary. We really appreciate seeing all the photos from South Africa and totally understand the difficulties involved.
Did you see Sadie's question about the labels a couple of pages back?
No I haven't seen her comment. Was it on The Blanket Room?
Yes, you've got to go back to the 22nd May.
Thank you, Patricia, for remembering
Oh, Estelle...please do not hurt yourself doing this! We do appreciate all your efforts as it is such a thrill to occasionally spot a square one has made. I love seeing everyone's creativity. It is an inspiration that so many wonderful people are doing something (and so cheerfully) to make this world a better place.
Thank you Rosanne.
Oh what beautiful bounty! Such great use of textures, appliques galore, sensational stripes and some really glorious and unusual colourways. I'm delighted to spot 2 of my creations amongst this collection too. Thank you for posting xx
Blankets from the Edith Diamini Gogo Group.
Love, love, love the bright pink squares 🩷
I see one square that could be mine, but who knows - I always think I remember but when they are put into a blanket they look so different that I'm not sure!
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