I was taking a Lamaze refresher course in preparation for the birth of my fourth child. The teacher was expecting her second. Her reaction upon hearing that I was expecting Number four was “We are only having two children. We don’t want to have to divide our love between more than two, it wouldn’t be fair to the children.”I was literally speechless. Didn’t she know love multiplies? It doesn’t divide or subtract, it adds and multiplies. The more you give it away the more you have to give. So this piece is dedicated to my mother and all those she has taken in and loved, and all her children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She taught me that ‘Love Multiplies.”
I have entered both of these in a quilt show. My first. I am nervous about having my stuff judged. I am hard enough on myself without voluntarily paying someone else to criticize me.
I went to a quilt retreat with my Bee. We made these table toppers called "crazy Eights" . It was fun and easy.
I turn in the show quilts on April 18. Then I will be powerless to change things and will have to just wait and see what happens. GLUGHHH!
I think I will take up knitting!
Those are AWESOME mom!!! I can't wait to hear what the judges say...I can't imagine anything but good. Love ya.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the scalloped border and the green binding!! Good luck! (and I loved the story too)
ReplyDeleteThose are bee-yoo-tiful! Will they be in hanging in a show sometime soon? Let us know. I'd love to come see.
ReplyDeleteI think they are gorgeous! I remember seeing your "Doodle" one at the beginning stage at Christmas time. It's awesome and I bet the crystals just add so much beauty.
ReplyDeleteP.S. That crazy eight table topper doesn't look easy to me!
Those are just crazy insane good. I wish I had an addiction that produced masterpieces like these!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these pictures. I am so amazed at how talented you are.
Keep us posted on how the quilts do in the show. Love ya, Chandra :)