Our Daughter's Good Wishes Quilt: #10, #11, #12, #13, #14, #15

100 Good Wishes Quilt

It has become an adoption tradition in the U.S. to create a "100 Good Wishes Quilt" for your adopted daughter. The tradition started in China where family and friends would give 2 swatches of fabric to the new baby. One to be used in a quilt and one to go in a memory book along with a "good wish" for the baby. Adoptive parents have started making these special quilts as a way to create some history for a child that may not have any known family background. This quilt may then be passed down for generations to come. We would love to make one for our daughter. Here is what to do if you would like to contribute to our quilt:

1. Pick out a fabric that you like or has special meaning to you and cut out 2 8" squares.

2. On a small piece of paper, write a "good wish" for our baby. Make sure to include your name on the wish.

3. Send it to us to be a part of her 100 Good Wishes Quilt!!!

Monday, October 19, 2009

#10, #11, #12, #13, #14, #15

This beautiful fabric is from my Aunt Jean who wishes our baby girl a lifetime of adventures!

My cousin, Christine, chose this cute cat fabric because she loves cats!!!

My cousin, Jennifer, chose this adorable fabric because of her love of music.

Aunt Maryellen and Uncle Bob gave this beautiful fabric because it reminded Aunt Maryellen of playing with her dolls when she was little.

Aunt Eileen and Uncle Joe gave us this adorable fabric. We always celebrate Christmas Eve at their house!

This ice cream sundae fabric is from Nanny! I think I get my "ice cream gene" from her :)

Our Daughter's Good Wishes Quilt

100 Good Wishes Quilt

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Monday, October 19, 2009

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