There is always such a feel of family on your blog...of softness and love. Beautiful quilts for grandchildren, stitched with love and meaning, The painting is just wonderful...a moment in time by the water at Grandma's.
Love this post! I chuckled at how the quilts are the shape of the owners (at least for now). They are so beautiful, quilts and boys! And I love the painting!
It is a shield you've created for them, isn't it? A loving, protective shield. I love that. And like some of the other commenters, I wonder what, if anything, you'll wind up doing with that delightful painting. I've just created a new blog called GoneWithTheThread.com where I'm recreating in stitch 167 drawings made by my 53 year old developmentally disabled sister-in-law. She is often overlooked, often dismissed by silly oafs who won't take the time to get to know the richness of who she is. She has so much she could teach us if only we'd get over ourselves. Anyway, I'm finding the recreation in stitch downright cathartic and life changing. Surprised? Me neither.
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they are wonderful and the children are beautiful..
I love the idea of these quilts shielding your grandchildren with protective energy. Thanks for showing the hidden side.--Julie
They are just wonderful works!
really really inspiring.
OMG Judy, these are stunning.....how lucky are they?! And with that painting.......ummmm I see the inspiration for another quilt?
Magnificent quilts, Judy!
love all of this...the backs, fronts, sweet children & the painting- all colorful & joyful
There is always such a feel of family on your blog...of softness and love.
Beautiful quilts for grandchildren, stitched with love and meaning,
The painting is just wonderful...a moment in time by the water at Grandma's.
Jacky xox
Love this post! I chuckled at how the quilts are the shape of the owners (at least for now). They are so beautiful, quilts and boys! And I love the painting!
It is a shield you've created for them, isn't it? A loving, protective shield. I love that. And like some of the other commenters, I wonder what, if anything, you'll wind up doing with that delightful painting. I've just created a new blog called GoneWithTheThread.com where I'm recreating in stitch 167 drawings made by my 53 year old developmentally disabled sister-in-law. She is often overlooked, often dismissed by silly oafs who won't take the time to get to know the richness of who she is. She has so much she could teach us if only we'd get over ourselves. Anyway, I'm finding the recreation in stitch downright cathartic and life changing. Surprised? Me neither.
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