Hi Cuties! Sorry if I’ve missed some birthdays but hope you had a great one! I haven’t been on as much recently because we unexpectedly lost a nephew in an accident. I have managed to make another veteran a quilt top that now will be passed on to another member to quilt. It’s a more modern setting I came up with sorta like Lanie’s Sunflower quilt I made but not exactly. I need to write my measurements but it didn’t take me too long to draw it up. I love red, white and blue but this panel called for something different than the normal. Ashley likes it because it is different. I hope the vet it goes to likes it as well. First picture on top queen bed-Second picture on floor- I used printed sayings and really like this one.
I wish you all good health and hope you enjoy a beautiful day- ❤️Toogie
Love the new quilt. It is another quilt that the recipient is going to treasure.
Justin had only one child they adopted, Becca. He has 2 grandsons and although Justin had plenty acreage Becca said when she is washing dishes she could look out her kitchen window and see her daddy when he was on the back porch. They will miss him terribly. The grandson about 10 years old, could not stop crying. Heartbreaking.
This is a wonderful quilt. I'm sure that whomever receives it will be so very happy.
Your beautiful heart is showing.
I do love your quilt - the colors and layout and especially the way you interspersed the text blocks into it. Next, an easy project?
Yesterday was my sister Sharon Sue's birthday, the one that just passed away. I called my other sister Sheila and said you remember how Sue always liked to make a big deal of her birthday. Sheila remembered and also reminded me our mom was buried on Sue's birthday. I had not remembered that.
Justin was the nephew that died. His mom is my husband's oldest sister's child. He was her youngest at 60 and Faye will be 96 next month. She still lives in her own house, mind is good, but body is failing.
The quilt is amazing, powerful, and beautiful. God bless you for what your do for the Vets, I am sure they appreciate every quilt you have donated. Hugs, Suzanna
I won't get to sew much, if any at all this week. My sister Sheila is down and brought her friend Nancy with her. They will be over tomorrow for lunch. Then Thursday through Saturday my son-in-law will bring Gus and Avery to me while he is at work. Nora ended up going with her mom to camp this week, in New Mexico. Ashley, my daughter, had to drive the church bus with the youth. Mason was supposed to go. They had paid his camp fees months ago and then he got a job, so he couldn't go. Thank goodness they had a camp for Nora's age group, so the monies were transferred for her to attend. They should be back some time Saturday.