This is the side view..............
All this loading up makes me wonder how Santa gets everything into his sleigh. The elves must get packing classes....
So Give me a Guess as to How many Quilts of Valor are loaded up and ready to go - and all of you who give me the right number will be entered into a drawing.
What will you win? A really cool Quilt of Valor quilt pattern and enough cut strips to make it. ( I will have to add a picture later, becuase I am too tired, and too lazy, to go downstairs and take a picture for you .....)
You have until Thursday the 23rd at 8pm to enter.
Merry Christmas!!
I'll say 103..nothing scientific here, just a wild guess. LOL!!
ReplyDeleteOh! Oh! Oh!....I know, I know!! Pick me, pick me! lol
ReplyDelete287 QOVs
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, how about 148. And have you considered vacuum seal bags?
ReplyDeleteI guess 133. Travel safely.
ReplyDeleteI am going to guess 199 quilts. Have a safe trip. Thanks Alicia!
ReplyDelete300!
ReplyDeleteMaybe closer to 250.... Mmmmmm them's a lot of quilts!
Cheers,
Dionne
My guess is 222 quilts fit in! Safe travels to you!
ReplyDeleteI think you may have been able to load 267 quilts in the vehicle. Good job and safe journeys and throw in some Christmas joy as well.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Thick quilts, skinny quilts...not easy to count them since some of them were hiding! My guess is 162.
ReplyDeleteCan't to see how it all goes for you and hope you have a safe drive.
I'm guessing 95. What a beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteI'll go with a nice even 100 - why else would you have needed to squeeze a few more in. :-) Thanks so much for your dedication to this project. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWow! There are sure a lot of quilts. I am guessing at 100.
ReplyDeleteI just love your site and all that you do. Happy holidays.
Sandi from Sonora, CA
sandit1@sbcglobal.net
Lots of wonderful quilts squished in there. Maybe 178?
ReplyDeleteAlycia, I would guess 120. Since things seem to go in 5's. My logic anyway.
ReplyDeleteWhat ever the number, it is a good one for sure..
Tell the Vets's THANK YOU for me and my family!!
and Merry Christmas to you and yours
All these quilts will make someone happy! I guess 143.
ReplyDeleteNancy L
WA/AZ
I wanted to say 78, but that doesn't seem high enough. How about 104?
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to find out more!
Wow, Alycia, that is some cargo. Maybe 96? Please report on the delivery!
ReplyDeleteI think it is 153.
ReplyDeletenkadenver@yahoo.com
I'm going to guess 75.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing around 90?
ReplyDeleteGreat job! That is a lot of happiness you shared!
Congrats on the large number. I will guess 123.
ReplyDelete88 plus how ever many you sat on and could still drive! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing 187 is the number of quilts in your vehicle. Thanks so much for the goodness and mercy you share.
ReplyDeleteI will guess 132 quilts. My what a wonderful sight, you've got quite a payload there. Give yourself a pat on the back and treat yourself to a chocolately mocha or something you enjoy. This is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSherry in IA...slbook3 at aol dotcom
127
ReplyDeleteI guess it is 175.
ReplyDeleteOne time I was taking donated fabric home, and found out my car trunk would hold 500 yards.
Marci
marcih@kc.rr.com
I enjoyed reading the various guesses. I once loaded my car with yards of fabric --- my husband was concerned about the shock absorbers---something I never thought of. My guess is
ReplyDelete110. What a terrific job you all did!
quiltschon@att.net
Hi Alcia:
ReplyDeleteI guess 139 quilts. If that's not the right number you sure have a lot of them in there! I love to see pictures of them, especially when you are delivering. What you do is so appreciated, not only by the veterans but by all of us on the sidelines. Joyce email retiredgijo@yahoo.com
Wonderful pictures, Alycia. I think you crammed 295 quilts in your vehicle.
ReplyDeleteMerry christmas to you and your family.
Loretta in Louisiana
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Alycia for all you and your family does for QOV and our beloved military.
ReplyDeleteMy guess is 274. Nancy
Wow!
ReplyDeleteThis brought tears to my eyes. Guess it's time to learn more about QOV and what I can do to help.
My guess is 146.