technically, this TATW quilt is not RSC16, but I thought I'd share it anyway... a dear friend lost her husband to leukemia last month, and she brought me a laundry basket full of his shirts, and asked me to make a quilt for her. my long-arm quilter and I paired up, and got it pieced, quilted and delivered in record time. and the best part? it's bringing some comfort to my grieving friend!
I was also able to take the time to piece 9 more granny square blocks in purple (only 8 are shown here) Last night I started the purple crumb blocks, and since my monthly additions to my Simply Woven quilt is done, (i'll show the progress on that next month) that only leaves me with the RSC column along for this month.
today the girls and I are off to the local YMCA for a health fair. CSA signups are slow this year, (is it the weather, or the economy?) so we're hoping to pick up a few new members!
happy purpling, with a dash of yellow thrown in!
4 comments:
How thoughtful to collaborate and make such a wonderful quilt for a friend in difficult times.
That's a lovely memory quilt. SEW kind of you to make for your friend!!
What a great privilege to be able to make memories for your friend. It will really comfort her. When I sleep under the quilt I made for my son I feel the comfort of his presence.
So happy that your friend has such a beautiful memory of her husband. So wonderful of you to make it for her too.
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