Two weeks ago I started making larger squares from the smaller pieces ~
And paired those with the six-inch squares to make combinations that will eventually find their way into a pattern ~
With a place for special patches from a father's past ~
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Two Quilts In The Making
Earlier this year a friend asked me if I would help her with a project. She wanted to know if I would make each of her adult sons a quilt from the shirts that belonged to their dad, who died unexpectedly in January. Without hesitation I said yes. My friend cut squares in two sizes and said I could be creative in how I constructed each quilt. The colors compliment each other ~
Two weeks ago I started making larger squares from the smaller pieces ~
And paired those with the six-inch squares to make combinations that will eventually find their way into a pattern ~
With a place for special patches from a father's past ~
Two weeks ago I started making larger squares from the smaller pieces ~
And paired those with the six-inch squares to make combinations that will eventually find their way into a pattern ~
With a place for special patches from a father's past ~
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6 comments:
I've got tears in my eyes, Sharon. Bless the boys' mother for such a loving, creative, memorable idea, and bless your heart for containing that wish and creating the gift.
How is your Inner Mother today?
What a wonderful gift. The patches really are the finishing touch.
You are an amazing artist -- your pallet is fabric and thread mixed with a passion for creating with color.
I don't sew (let alone quilt!) but I so admire people who do. Your quilts are always gorgeous and your generosity with your friend is sewn into every stitch!
I do not have a talent for sewing.
You do!!
This is beautiful - you are so talented.
What a wonderful thing to do your friend.
The quilt will be here when we are gone.
What memories you are a part of.
"... to make combinations that will eventually find their way into a pattern." Wow-
With these striking quilts; in every stitch you are creating tangible love. What a blessing.
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