Ned came to Kingston to be with me and two of our children for the Easter weekend. He left this morning and took my unfinished quilt back to Manitoulin Island with him. Elva Lloyd from Kagawong has agreed to put "Not Defeated" into her quilt frame and will try to complete the hand quilting on the zig zag border. I hope to be able to show this piece in my solo Cambridge Exhibition happening early in May. There is a large red cross on the front of this new piece (unable to post a photo unfortunately)and it holds a lot of meaning for me because the Canadian Red Cross Organization in Kingston has really helped us out over the last two weeks.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Red Cross
Ned came to Kingston to be with me and two of our children for the Easter weekend. He left this morning and took my unfinished quilt back to Manitoulin Island with him. Elva Lloyd from Kagawong has agreed to put "Not Defeated" into her quilt frame and will try to complete the hand quilting on the zig zag border. I hope to be able to show this piece in my solo Cambridge Exhibition happening early in May. There is a large red cross on the front of this new piece (unable to post a photo unfortunately)and it holds a lot of meaning for me because the Canadian Red Cross Organization in Kingston has really helped us out over the last two weeks.
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