
This quilt was so fun. My son John was two when he started drawing and writing. This quilt has pictures he drew from the ages of two to four. I took white muslin, traced his pictures onto it, and colored them in with fabric markers. He supervised the entire thing *rolls eyes*. I quilted around all the pictures and words, by hand, about 1/4" between lines. It only took four years.
So, John has had a quilt all these years, and Sam has not. He needed one, right? But I told him sorry, I'm not hand quilting it! I quilted John's by hand because at the time, I didn't have a sewing machine. Now, I have my dream machines. Well, not THE dream machine - that would be a Gammill long-arm, lol. But I dearly love my Viking D1's.
Russell is still fighting, surrounded by his very large family. This time with him is a gift from God. Please keep them in your prayers.
Allie
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I am so glad you like the towel! I was afraid that it wasn't "springy" enough! Thank you for the sweet comments and the link! Your quilts are awesome! I linked you to my page so I can keep up. I am so sorry about your loss...there really are no words. My prayers will be with Russell's family for a while.
Glad that we have had a few interested parties in the swap and hopefully more will join in. The next person will be receiving the towel Allie did.
When you click on the words "set of towels" at my blog it will feed to the actual post regarding the swap.
I will be posting the towels today on my flickr account and showing off Allie's item.
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