Say hello to Hunter, my grandson, and Sparky, the garbage disposal. That quilt, its one of the first ones I made(And my daughter still uses it on a daily basis.) There's a long story behind the quilt so I'll make it short. Each one of my three children were told I would make a quilt for them, just name the quilt and I'll make it. My daughter wanted a rebel flag quilt. Why? Because she's a rebel, it has nothing to do with it's real meaning. Honestly making the quilt was easy as far as the pattern. But we all know the issues that come with displaying such a controversial symbol. Really she just likes the word REBEL, and that she is! You know the type tattoos, piercings, anything to make a momma shake her head. She's a good girl, kindhearted, and hard working.
And looky here at this baby bump! We're having a girl in September! This is Amanda my oldest child. She lives about 3 hours away so I don't get to see them much. What grandma doesn't just love making goodies for a baby girl! Pink gingham's, posies and butterflies, lace! They already put in a request for a quilt. Are you ready for this? They want a U Of L(University of Louisville) baby quilt....WHAT! You got to be kiddin me! Where's the lace, gingham and posies! Oh well... I can always make two quilts.
Until next time..."Quilt out of Your Comfort Zone!"
Lea
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Make the quilt reversible! LOL
ReplyDeletewell several quilts would work xx as long as they love and use it then its OK in my book x My daughters partner.. Blair .. has piercings , flesh tunnels , tatoos and dread locks... people see the outside NOT the warm caring person underneath... so celebrate the person not the look xx
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! She is going to be one lucky granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. Girls are such fun!
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