quilted by my grandmother
of house dresses my great-grandmother wore
treasured by the granddaughter who
was and is blessed to know them both
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oh no - I can't see it
ReplyDeletei tried replacing it - can you see it now?
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely idea. and I really like the stitched inscription!
ReplyDeleteit is truly beautiful .a treasured soft place
ReplyDeleteWoops, this is an illusive treasure...I can't see it!
ReplyDeleteSorry, folks - Flickr is giving me some grief today - it should be there, now...
ReplyDeleteWhat a priceless treasure, Diahn! And how lucky you are to have known both your grandmother and your great-grandmother. I only knew my maternal grandmother and I only had her until I was 8. All the rest of my grandparents were gone before I was born.
ReplyDeleteWorth checking back to see! Just an incredible keepsake!
ReplyDeletegreat keepsake...i knew my great grandparents also and am better for it.
ReplyDeleteDiahn, I clicked on the blank picture and it took me straight to your flickr photos. I love the stitching on the edge. Quilts are such personal keepsakes. So much love was poured into the making of each one.
ReplyDeletei can't see the photo now but i remember seeing it earlier. what a beautiful treasure you have. i remember growing up, lying under a quilt that my grandmother made, studying all the fabrics she had used, remembering them in dresses I had seen her wear. it was a wonderful sailboat pattern and it put me to sleep, peacefully so many nights.
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