Okay, I'm really behind in my blog reading so you may never get to see this comment, but I had to say that that was a beautiful story and so true. When my boys showed some interest in quilting, we took all their favorite t-shirts that had gone past wearability and stuck them in a bag to be made into a memory quilt. They then lost interest, but I imagine I'll still make them the quilt some day.
What a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteThat was really lovely. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWonderful devotional on a subject I need to keep foremost in my mind. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThat was very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Lynn. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat was really beautiful. I'm teary-eyed now. I had to send that one to my mother and sister, who both love your quilting blog :)
ReplyDeleteNice. Children have a similar effect.
ReplyDeleteNice. Children have a similar effect.
ReplyDeleteAre there pictures of the quilt on the quilting blog?
ReplyDeleteThat was lovely, PBW. :-)
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm really behind in my blog reading so you may never get to see this comment, but I had to say that that was a beautiful story and so true. When my boys showed some interest in quilting, we took all their favorite t-shirts that had gone past wearability and stuck them in a bag to be made into a memory quilt. They then lost interest, but I imagine I'll still make them the quilt some day.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Margaret