Before my mom house caught fire ,She had some of the most beautiful Quilts ,and all hand made and was getting in to the Tie Quilts also .All of us kids and Grandkids got Quilts and she made 2 John Deer Tie Quilts for the twins .My Mom gave some away ,but her work on them was great .For this family to Honor her this way is beautiful . What a wonderful idea! My grandmother's quilts are sitting on a closet shelf where nobody can marvel at them. Art is not meant to be shut away in a closet. I need to get those quilts down and put them on display in my house as a memorial to my grandma Reba. At the end of each year at our church, we display all the quilts all the women have made - church members can buy some which pays for sewing supplies for making more quilts. The rest of the quilts are then shipped to be used by people in need........ these quilts this woman made are a fine tribute to her talents.... We did something similar when Terry's mom passed this past year.
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But we did not limit it to quilts we also had alot of her handy work such as painting, sewing clothes, Emoroidary, etc. Makes the visitation more personal. Thanks Lindsey, I did!nt see it, but read all comments, my grandma done this for us grandchildren,I have made a few, takes a lot of comment,your mom has a talent also , your grandma also,I think about doing more, can't seem to push<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->WTF JR 2018 Shirt,darn. My grandmother Lillie did the same thing, giving me my quilt with instructions to save it until I got married. Years later, after years of solo adventure, she told me I might as well go ahead and use it. Fortunately she lived to see me happily married so the quilt use was finally sanctioned. Priceless memories. I have two of grandma's quilts that I cherish above all other possessions. I use at least one of them every night and to curl up in when sick. I'd swear that when she made them, magic was infused into them. God bless grandma's everywhere and the magical love they have for their grandchildren.
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She made a beautiful wedding quilt for my niece.
