Some more WWII QOV's

You might get a kick out of this. Yesterday we had a snow day called for school, and first thing in the morning the roads were horrible, semis were crawling. But at 10 am my UPS driver showed up. I was shocked - usually when we have 10 inches of snow our road is a mess. He said it was no problem, then 30 minutes later the Fed Ex driver came up.
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Apparently the snow wasn't as bad as we thought it was going to be, or maybe they knew how important these Quilts were!!
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This first quilt on the top left was made by Nancy L in Washington. Isn't is cool. Thank you Nancy!! A WWII Vet is going to cherish it.

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This star quilt ( can you say stunning!) Was made by Mavis S in Michigan. She sent this quilt to go to the WWII honor flight in honor of her Father 2nd LT John S. 5th Army Medical Corp. Mavis - he would be honored to have such a beautiful quilt dedicated to him!




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This Not So Top Secret Quilt ( pattern at side bar) was made, and quilted by Cindy P in ME. It is beautiful, and the quilting - oh my. You do good work Cindy!








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This quilt was made by Candy C in New york and quilted by Nancy S in Florida. A great combination if I do say so myself.







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And the last WWII Quilt of Valor was made by Emily in FL, and quilted by Nancy in Fl. I believe it is a pineapple quilt, and have seen the pattern on Quiltville.com It is quite lovely.


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Thank you ALL so much for these quilts. They are appreciated!