Red Threads of September 2006 Wishes

I am finally getting back to scanning and posting the wishes that I have had this month. The following "squishes" are from the families that are members of the September 2006 DTC group. We call ourselves "The Red Threads of September"
From Christine O'Rourke

The Osborne Family in Summerville, West Virginia




From Sarah Swanson in Bethesda, Maryland



The Wartman Family in Taylor Mill, Kentucky



The Jones family from Springfield, Missouri



Love this fabric from the Koeske's in Spokane, Washington




LaDawn Tucker from Ballwin, Missouri




Robert & Kelly Barger from Columbus, OHIO - Go Buckeyes!



The Bruhn's from Franklin, Wisconsin



The Ludwigsen from Grand Blanc, Michigan (near Gracie)




From Gary & Terri Casebier, Saginaw, Texas



The Godin Family from Salem, Wisconsin



The Phillipson Family, Helenville, Wisconsin



The Bodo Family in St. Augustine, Florida....bet it's a lot warmer there right now ;-)



Love this fabric from Anita Carbaugh in Chambersburg, PA. I wonder if she's close to Dr. Dan?




The Westberg Family from Gladstone, Oregon

Only six more wishes left to complete this swap!
Totals after this posting:
76 squares of material with 75 wishes from 60 families!!!! We are well on our way!

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