to their new owners, and that makes me very happy *VBS*!! Here's Baby W. born on Aug. 8th. He's the new little(half)brother to 2 of my grandsons.
And this is the quilt that the grandsons gave their Mom for Baby W. Given with love, by them and their Daddy *VBS*
This quilt, called Aurora, went out the door last Sunday and landed in the arms of a special 3 year old boy. Alex is the son of my son's best friends *VBS*
And this Kitchen Sink Variation, went out the door on Tuesday. It's destination is northern WI and the wheelchair of a good friends sister. She was diagnosised with ALS last September. Her progress has been fairly slow, altho it's taken alot from her in the past year. I told her sister it's a "sturdy little workhorse" and not to be afraid of washing and drying it. It's meant to do the rough stuff, and not to be afraid to tuck it around her legs in the wheelchair. I only know the woman slightly, through 2 of the other sisters. My dear friend D. lost her short battle with ALS the summer of '03, less than a year after diagnosis. It's seem beyond belief that her younger sister would also have the disease. There is no cure. One prays for courage and understanding and strength to face what will come. The quilt seems a small thing by comparison.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
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Doesn't it give you a warm and fuzzy feeling sending out all those quilts. They are beautiful and I'm sure will be appreciated by all.
Stop by my blog on Mon. and see what I got at the MCC sale. I was so pleased!!
Hugs dear friend.
Sounds like they went to wonderful places...where they will be used, admired. loved, and for warmth.
You are such an angel!
May your creativity be enjoyed and loved by those that have received them.
Wonderful gifts of the heart, Finn and to deserving recipients! The new baby is a real cutie, congrats to the new step brothers! But oh how it hurts to know that so many still battle ALS...such a terrible disorder! I know your little workhorse will comfort her by touch and weight and color when she has no words it will create conversations for her! Lovely quilts, all of them!
They (the quilts) should all be much loved!
Don't you just want to kiss that sweet fat baby neck for hours?
Your gifts of love are beautiful! and the thoughts behind the gift are just as beautiful...
yes, we can pray, but I know YOU do more than that. And I thank you for the inspriation!
Gorgeous addition to your family! I am glad you are spreading so much cheer with your quilts...my momdied from ALS. It is a cruel disease, and I know your quilt will give her comfort.
I just enough your blog. It does my heart good to read it. You are an amazing woman with a huge heart! Keep at it. You are a blessing.
What a darling baby! Love the colorful quilts
A lot of sweet babies are wearing YOUR beautiful quilts! 8-)))
The baby is delicious and so is the bow tie quilt.
Ahhh Finn, you softy... so sweet of you to share your talents with others who will enjoy the love that eminates from you and your quilts! It's a nice feeling isn't it? To know that even when someone is going thru a hard time... at least we can help out a bit with a quilt here and there.
Have a wonderful week... we are supposed to get snow at 5500 feet this week.... brrrrr Fall has come... hopefully Not Winter yet!
hugs...
I'm new to your blog, Finn; just found you today. I like what I see!! I would like to get into your UFO by New Years challenge. Looking forward to following you!
~~Jayne
What beautiful quilts! I'm sure the recipients can feel all the love you put into them. Congratulations on the new grandbaby.
Hello Baby W!! Welcome to the world. I love that Aurora quilt.
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