That is so beautiful. I wish my Auntie Ronnie (Veronica) was alive. She lived to be 90 yrs and 10 mths. She was an award winning quilter. She lived in Sterling Heights Michigan. The last item she quilted was a quilt for her 10th great granddaughter. She finished it and flow to Packwood Washington to see the baby, stayed a month, returned home and lived another 6 months before she passed on fron cancer. She was my very last Aunt to pass on. My mom, dad and all of my aunts and uncles are gone. She's so special.
She would visit us here in Ont Canada during the fall fairs just to get quilting ideas. She was like a grandmother to my boys. She spent her last Canadian Thanksgiving with my family. Her two daughters and daughter-in-law, were here also. It was one of the best Thanksgivings I've have had in many, many years. My son Anthony # 3 of 4 just loved her. She quilted the bumper pads, pillow and blanket for my babies. I would have loved to emailed her the picture of the quilt. Yes, she had a lap top and emailed me at least once a week.
Once again, the quilt is very beautiful. I'm putting in a request, if I have the nerve graft done I would love a quilt. I would love to start this as a tradition to those who would like to participate. I do not know how to quilt but I'm willing to learn. Let me know what you experts thing? Is this too much of an undertaking?
What a marvelous idea....so beautiful and so meaningful. Such talent!!!
Anne Marie
