Frozen Quilts ... and ... Flannel Sacks for Rescue

 I've been busy working on 'Frozen' quilts.

 So far I've made one Olfe quilt.  I think this one will be going

out to Cole [our grandson in California] for Christmas.  Unless

he's not into the 'Frozen' thing.

 I also have 3 panels with Elsa and Anna which are all 

basically designed like this one.  I have one more to quilt that I'm

working on using 9-1/2" blocks [which include the Duke of Weselton].

I could take that with me on vacation to finish.  I also have enough

fabric to make each quilt a matching pillowcase.  Can I say

I've had enough of the 'Frozen' theme unless I happen to

get the 7 panels I have on back-order [which I hope they

forgot about].  Normally I would cancel the order but I 

forgot who I ordered them from!

Julep tests the small flannel blankets made with leftover scraps. 

Hands, Hearts & Paw small breed rescue in Omaha,

Nebraska likes me to make small sleeping bags for their

sick dogs.  I've made them out of fleece before but I suggested

to Karen we try flannel.  They can also be inserted into the

fleece bags during the extreme winter months.

My friend Chris {from Bayside Quilters} was kind enough to

donate some of her flannel for me to use for this project.

Since I don't waste an inch of fabric I was able to make a few

 'odd' size blankets which I know will go to good use.

A special thanks to Chris for sharing your flannel fabric.