I called it "Feel Invincible Sweetheart" (here)
If Planet Earth was a real baby, we would be kind. We would protect her, wouldn't we?
Sunday, September 20, 2020
quilt for baby earth
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I called it "Feel Invincible Sweetheart" (here)
If Planet Earth was a real baby, we would be kind. We would protect her, wouldn't we?
20 comments:
(((Judy))) love how you stitched with all your heart into such a beautiful honouring of this poem into your quilt for baby earth
What a beauty Judy !!! All those soft ripples
I couldn’t leave working on it until it was done xx
This is the 3rd white quilt I’ve made with this all over pebble hand quilting. The texture begs to be caressed. Xx
I love the serendipity of this. Last week I had shared the first verse of Planet Earth on the poetry board attached to the tree outside my house, for passers by to read. Today I posted 'Ode to Ironing', the poem by Pablo Neruda, that PK Page drew on for the key phrases of Planet Earth.
Bravo! The symbolism of your quilt and the words of the poem are the very essence of what we human's should be embracing.
This post in my inbox this morning was a wonderful
way to start my day. Thank you for sharing you work. It is filled with such love and intricacies and kindness. So beautifully thought out, created and then shared. Thank you
There is something so moving about beautiful words made with stitches.
That’s incredible. Thanks for telling me xx
Nurture nature x
You are most welcome. Thank you for your generous comment xx
And red thread doing the stitching xx
Such a beautiful, loving embrace of our Planet Earth...May your stitched words make it so.
Thank you for your thoughts in symphony with PK Page's poem.
I love this in so many ways, the poem, the stitching and the quilting! I would love to do this pebble quilting, I must figure this out!
This is a beauty
Like a lover coaxing, a mother praising
Her poem has been a favourite of mine for years.
Pebble quilting: follow the grain line both warp and weft and stitch a grid xx
Yay, thanks
Judy, this is such a beautiful, gentle post/quilt/poem. Yes, we would care for a baby in thoughtful, important and loving ways...so let's hug our earth this way as well.
The sheer multitude of stitches begs for soft caresses.
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