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Helping Hands Challenge "Independence"

BrendaF
BrendaF
Helping Hands Challenge "Independence" - When I first read about this challenge, I was so touched that I could help in a very small way by purchasing the required fabric for the Helping Hands Challenge. When the fabric arrived, I was impressed by the gorgeous texture and color and the personal information I received about the fabric maker. Deciding to use only the challenge fabrics and keeping with an African theme, I chose to use an African Adinka symbol, “Fawohodie” which is a symbol for “independence”. The Fabric for Life Program has tremendously helped these women to better their lives by creating a way for independency. I didn’t want to forget this so I created this image in this small quilt. I also would like to give thanks to Sylvia Davis who recently presented a trunk show about African Quilts at my local Guild meeting which included explaining the Adinka symbols. I didn't make the deadline for the Challenge, but wanted to post it anyway....

Added: Mar 02, 2009

 

Name of Pattern or Block None
Owned By BrendaF
Name of Maker Brenda Ferrario
Name of Quilter Brenda Ferrario
Year Made 2009
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Kelseyville
Located in State CA
Located in Country US
Condition of Quilt Mint
Design Source Totally Original Design
Design Source - Description When I first read about this challenge, I was so touched that I could help in a very small way by purchasing the required fabric for the Helping Hands Challenge. When the fabric arrived, I was impressed by the gorgeous texture and color and the personal information I received about the fabric maker. Deciding to use only the challenge fabrics and keeping with an African theme, I chose to use an African Adinka symbol, “Fawohodie” which is a symbol for “independence”. The Fabric for Life Program has tremendously helped these women to better their lives by creating a way for independency. I didn’t want to forget this so I created this image in this small quilt. I also would like to give thanks to Sylvia Davis who recently presented a trunk show about African Quilts at my local Guild meeting which included explaining the Adinka symbols. I didn't make the deadline for the Challenge, but wanted to post it anyway....
Genre Art Quilt
Quilt Type Small Quilt
Quilt Width 15-1/2"
Quilt Height 15-1/2"
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used Other
Fabric Used - Other Desc. Fabrics for Life
Construction Technique Piecing and Applique
Piecing By Machine
Applique by Machine
Types of Quilting Hand/Machine Quilted
Embellishments Beads

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