Inspiring Quilters, Stitch by Stitch
Can't say I've thought much about Ironman, and/or his need for a quilt.
My grandson, Blane, not only thought about it, but he also did something about it. I received this today - his first e-mail to me, with help from his mommy, I suspect. He's almost 6. He and Ironman were looking for something to do on "their" sick day - so quilting came to mind. (Both of Blane's grandmas are quilters - it was sent to both of us!)
"Grandma, I thought you would like the quilt I made for ironman. It has cannons. I have pink eye. Love, Blane "
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when my granddaughter was 4, she drew me a picture of the sun, all colors of red and orange. I did make a quilt like that and it's called Sydney's Sun. She's almost 12 now and she decided she would like the quilt to hang in her room, but the original picture still hangs on the wall in my sewing room.
grandkids are lifes greatest gift I think. There's a saying something about them being your reward for going through the trauma of raising children.
How cute... he sounds adorable.
cute.....I bet there's some Iron Man fabric out there with Blane's name on it..lol
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