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    Sandy Navas's Avatar Sandy Navas is offline Senior Member
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    I'm like Theda. This is one of those bitter-sweet moments. You have to feel good, yet so saddened to see Mom outside of who you know she is.

    Enjoy your fabric and be sure to make Mom a lap quilt, too. She'd really enjoy that, I'm certain. You should have pulled out some pieces of the fabrics she admired in your Farmer's Wife stash - you could make arrangements to get them back from your Dad later on - but it would certainly make her feel good!
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    Meli's Avatar Meli is offline Senior Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by ncgrammie View Post
    What a treasure from your mom. That is fabric she lovingly touched and worked with and she was here to see it passed on to you. Sorry.....I tend to get over-sentimental. Enjoy it and have fun quilting for your dad and brothers. That is a special project you will enjoy.
    Theda, get sentimental all you like. I do it ALL THE TIME!! In fact, last night after they left, I sat down on the sofa, dumped it all out, and sorted through it. DH came to check on me a few minutes later, found me crying. I'd found the remnants of the fabric she'd used to make a Christmas jumper for her only granddaughter, Juniper, when she was 2. Juni was able to wear it for 3 Christmases, but we don't think it'll fit her this year (she'll be 5). This jumper matched one mom had made for herself. We have a pic of the two of them together in their matching jumpers.
    If you can't see it from 50 yards away on a galloping horse, it doesn't matter.

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    Meli's Avatar Meli is offline Senior Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandy Navas View Post
    I'm like Theda. This is one of those bitter-sweet moments. You have to feel good, yet so saddened to see Mom outside of who you know she is.

    Enjoy your fabric and be sure to make Mom a lap quilt, too. She'd really enjoy that, I'm certain. You should have pulled out some pieces of the fabrics she admired in your Farmer's Wife stash - you could make arrangements to get them back from your Dad later on - but it would certainly make her feel good!
    Sandy, I got addicted to quilting by making a lap quilt for mom. Next time I show mom my stash, I'll be sure to let her take whatever she likes. Thanks for the suggestion!
    If you can't see it from 50 yards away on a galloping horse, it doesn't matter.

    Follow my quilting adventures at Quilting Foote

    Come join all the fun in our Farmer's Granddaughter Quilt Along!

    Don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things. (I totally ripped this off from S)

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