...here abide, smiling sweet on every side. Time doth sweetly, glide when there's love at home." This is a line from a hymn which was sent to me by a friend, Bonnie miles. This is a familiar favorite hymn of Bonnie's which I was not familiar with. I so appreciate that she shared that with me. Progress on the quilt continues.
I try not to ever be political in my posts. However, I want to share my admiration for Barbara Busch. Bruce and I have read her Memoir, and we loved what we read. I loved how real she was. I believe this country is richer because of her influence.
I try not to ever be political in my posts. However, I want to share my admiration for Barbara Busch. Bruce and I have read her Memoir, and we loved what we read. I loved how real she was. I believe this country is richer because of her influence.
This quilt top is a creative study in someone making do with the scraps in their stash! It is the size of a soldiers quilt.
If I was in possession of the quilt top, I'd make time to hand quilt this treasure!
Piecing pieces in making do....I'm in love with this quilt top!
Here we see a sort of Ohio Star.....who worries about those points!!!!
Here the pin wheel is the block of the moment.....:-) and some more piecing make do.
Why not add some bright orange to add a little punch! A mixture of 4 patches and 9 patches.....thinking outside the box.
This little patched corner is cause for celebration!
All of the quilts at the museum were marvelous, but this one spoke loud and clear to me!
A crazy quilt that could be studied for some time. All sorts of little niceties endeavoring to create something of beauty.
A good man indeed!
"Be kind to others without reason. The world needs more of this." -unknown
So, I've never heard of a "Soldier's quilt
ReplyDeletebefore. What size was it and why?
Two quilts worth a closer look, and for very different reasons. Thanks for the close ups.
ReplyDeleteI loved how real she was too Norma. I really enjoyed the tributes this weekend. What a legacy. You too are a bright spot in the world.
ReplyDeleteI live in Houston and we adored her here! So sad to hear she passed. What a great lady!
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