And give you a Friday Finish on Thursday…..and the end of the “Super Hero Saga”!!!!!………………. 
These are #5, #6, & #7 of the series that began wa-a-a-a-y back in May with an idea for a cute little gift quilt for a young man by the name of Jaxson (link) and I was “hooked” on these panels!!!! Totally enamored!!!!! Multiples!!!! Not me!!! Oh, but yes!!!! So, numerous treks back to River Road Quilt Shop (La Crosse,WI) and, over time, bought the rest of the panels (even the one on display, which was so generously donated by Betty, one of the wonderful gals there!).
If you would want to follow the journey of these little quilts, merely put the words “Super Hero” in the search box on the right side bar of my blog.
Some photos of the last in this series…………
The backing fabric is awesome, too!!!!
The top 2 photos show the finished quilts with binding and having been washed and dried……..soft, crinkly and awesome! Note: Click on any of the above photos to enlarge.
Other than the very first of this series (Jaxson’s), these are all destined for the Ronald McDonald House in Rochester, MN.
All of these quilts used Glide (poly), 40wt, thread for the top, and Connecting Threads Essential Pro poly, 70 wt, for the bobbin. The batting is a low loft poly purchased from JoAnn Fabrics. The panels are from Robert Kaufman fabrics and, after some searching, I discovered that the black background version must not be available any longer. There seem to be others that are, however, and the pattern is a free download from the Kaufman site.
I thank you all for enduring(?) this somewhat redundant groupings of blog posts and, unless I’m smitten with another such project, would probably not be repeating such multiples!!!!! LOl!!
These are all amazing, Doreen. I know you enjoyed this project, and I certainly enjoyed your enthusiasm
I did and I am still amazed!!! ROFL!!!!!
They are so wonderful and no apologies are necessary. It was fun to watch the progress. 🙂
Thank you, my friend! 😍
I’ve said this before but I think these quilts are going to make some children very happy. They look fabulous. Now you will have to get back to the one off quilts, for a while at least. 😉
What a very fine thing you have done for the children who will receive these!
I was aiming for something a wee bit different from the “standard” quilt…..and these kids are definitely “super heroes”!!!!!!! (along with the families!)
They are awesome and some neat children will absolutely love them! So glad you are making a difference in their lives.
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And for such a worthy cause! Way to go. I too have some quilts I need to get down there.
Yay! Our group is doing a group “sew-in” next Monday a.m. to complete some more!!!!!
You are owed multiple thanks for generously creating these quilts for young cancer patients. Bless you!
Thanks for taking on this project. The kids who endure severe illnesses are indeed heroes, as are the family members and friends and volunteers and medical staff… and all who care for them.
Awesome!!! Blessings Always, Mtetar
Thanks , Mary 😀
You’re most welcome Doreen. Blessings Always, Mtetar
Wham! Thwack! Pow! You did it!! Well done Doreen. They are fantastic 🙂
Love the backings almost as much as the fronts, such fun and creative little projects!
Beautiful job Doreen – you’ve made some children very happy.
So fabulous!! (Or should I saw “sew” fabulous?) Congrats to you for finishing up this series and for your generous donation to the Ronald McDonald house. You are a star!!
Thanks so much. Finishing a series of multiples like this is a first for me! 😍
Yeah for you. Nicely done.