hop hop I purchased 5" charm pack for my great-granddaughter, Olivia for her birthday, with a promise that we would have a day when she could come quilt. Today was the day and she arrived at 8:30am . I gave her a choice of making something she could take home today or start a quilt. She opted to do a 16x18" pillow cover. She did the sewing of the squares and borders and I finished the back. We also made a pillow for it to fit into to. She loves to sew and has done some things by hand and also came with a cut out skirt. She used one of her skirts to cut a pattern from. It is to be worn as a costume at her 4 year old sisters birthday party. She is a talented young lady and has a real gift of the choices that we had to make with lay-out, special stitching and thread color. She is on her way as a quilter and has signed up for the special class for her age group at the Maine Quilt Show in Augusta July 24-26. What a joy this brings to my heart. It was a fun day for both of us.Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Olivia's Pillow Cover
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hop hop I purchased 5" charm pack for my great-granddaughter, Olivia for her birthday, with a promise that we would have a day when she could come quilt. Today was the day and she arrived at 8:30am . I gave her a choice of making something she could take home today or start a quilt. She opted to do a 16x18" pillow cover. She did the sewing of the squares and borders and I finished the back. We also made a pillow for it to fit into to. She loves to sew and has done some things by hand and also came with a cut out skirt. She used one of her skirts to cut a pattern from. It is to be worn as a costume at her 4 year old sisters birthday party. She is a talented young lady and has a real gift of the choices that we had to make with lay-out, special stitching and thread color. She is on her way as a quilter and has signed up for the special class for her age group at the Maine Quilt Show in Augusta July 24-26. What a joy this brings to my heart. It was a fun day for both of us.
hop hop I purchased 5" charm pack for my great-granddaughter, Olivia for her birthday, with a promise that we would have a day when she could come quilt. Today was the day and she arrived at 8:30am . I gave her a choice of making something she could take home today or start a quilt. She opted to do a 16x18" pillow cover. She did the sewing of the squares and borders and I finished the back. We also made a pillow for it to fit into to. She loves to sew and has done some things by hand and also came with a cut out skirt. She used one of her skirts to cut a pattern from. It is to be worn as a costume at her 4 year old sisters birthday party. She is a talented young lady and has a real gift of the choices that we had to make with lay-out, special stitching and thread color. She is on her way as a quilter and has signed up for the special class for her age group at the Maine Quilt Show in Augusta July 24-26. What a joy this brings to my heart. It was a fun day for both of us.
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Awesome! Can't you just picture reading a magazine years from now with Olivia the grownup quilter telling how she learned to quilt from her talented grandmother in Maine? I can! Pass it on, Margo, great job.
How delightful! My heart sings with yours.
Yes, yes! What a beautiful girl! And people think quilting is a dying art?! Not so. Congrats on spending time with her and QUILTING.
Oh this is wonderful for her to have some of of your inspiration, and to give her this knowledge. I hope it is the start of something big for her.
What a special treat to share the love of quilting with a family member. I can hardly wait until my own grandchildren are old enough to sew. You are not only developing sewing skills, you are instilling wonderful memories:)
You have a wonderful blog. Thanks for sharing all the beautiful pictures of the quilt show.
Janet Jaeger
Ribbonshirtlady1@yahoo.com
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