When my mother-in-law, Sarah, passed away a few years ago, I inherited some of her unfinished work and supplies. In the box was a bunch of sewn and pressed four patch blocks that were ready for a project. I have no idea what she was thinking of using them for, but ever since, I have been using scraps from my projects to make more of these blocks to add to the stack.
Finally I decided to fashion a a quilt top with them. I added a white lattice work and little blue center squares. I have the top nearly finished now; it just needs the border and backing. Then I will send it out to be quilted. (A friend does this part for me!) I intend to give this away to someone in the family, whoever has interest in their mom or grandma's work. Hopefully a cherished piece of family art. Or am I thinking too highly of our work?????
9 comments:
It is quite lovely Linda, it should be cherished.
Anyone in the family should be honored to own this!
My grandmother used to make afghans and I cherish these so much :)
I think it is great! I just inherited some unfinished work myself...I hope I do as nice of a job as you did :)
cherished, for sure!
I think it is abosolutely beautiful!!!
oh my gosh! that's so lovely to be finishing up something that had been so lovingly started! it's looking so pretty so far and anyone who gets this is very very lucky!
What a sweet way to remember her! Lovely!
Thanks, Linda, for helping me out with the snake! I added to the blog post.
Wow, so pretty! You did her proud!
I inherited a lot of quilt pieces from my great aunt. Some I've finished into quilts and some are still waiting for inspiration.
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