Original inspiration by Janet Nightingale. Individual squares made by NHL list members. Organized and stitched by: Mary Hanson Click on photos below to enlarge ... use your browsers Back button to return
Connie Klein and Prissie Walsh
Mary Hanson
The front of the quilt
Pink/Green Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Arlys Davis
Rose Angel with White Ribbon
Joyce Stockwell
White Crocheted Heart
Hortense Valdes
Painted Stars with Verses
Frank/Linda Dupont
Red Cross with Beams
Sue Saville
Cartoon Fish and Starfish
Purple Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Suzette Hearn / PA
Red Heart
Photo
unavailable
Liz Giddons
Red Patchwork Heart Checkerboard
Janet Nightingale
Lighting Candles
Sharon Haney
Toddler Angel With Seashells
Mary Hanson
Green/Pink Cross Stitch with Ribbons
Brenda Sharpe
White Angel w/Embroidery
Cynthia / NJ
Puff Paint Butterflies
Joanne Gilbert*
Patchwork Star
Ronnie Fein
Yellow Sun Felt
Blue/Green Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Susan / CT
Patchwork Dove with Heart
Megan McKenzie
"Prissie" in Pink
Dixie Mitchell
Lavender Ohio Star Quilt Square
* "In Loving Memory", Joanne passed away on May 6, 1999 shortly after she made this square.
The back of the quilt
Pat Woodside
Lavender Crocheted Heart on Patchwork
Pamela Shapiro
Fairy Flowers & Vine - Sketch
Kate Byley / UK
Three Stars Black/Blue Plaid
Blue Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Photo
unavailable
Don/Bev Leslie
Sewing Machine Embroidery
Daisy
Patchwork Garden with Blue Birds
Sandy McCrae
Needlework Angel - Blue & Fuschia
Lorraine Johnston
Cat
Carole Gilman
Watercolor Lily
Gloria Hanson
Cross Stitch "Good Morning"
Diane Nelson
Eye Refraction Black/Sparkly
Julie Ann Lofthouse
3-D Butterfly
Ginny Pitchford
Battenberg Lace Angel
Red/Yellow Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Karen Ali
Purple Ribbon In Green Wreath
Bonnie Dixon
Wine/Pink Angel w/ White Lace Hair
Laurie Klem
Red Hearts with X's and O's
Lorrie Ligon
Purple Gladiola Embroidery
Bat-Sheva
Bandana Stars
Yellow/Red Butterflies
Auxiliary Square
Those whose names appear on the auxiliary squares are sending their love, but were unable to participate due to being in treatment, experiencing treatment related side effects that prevent them from creating their own squares, or are admittedly artistically challenged...