Remembering Bill
Then Bill died. His daughter, Tanya, is a good friend of my daughter. He and Tanya had always been close, and after his wife died a couple of years ago, they became even closer. Tanya's an only child and has never been married.
I followed Tanya's Facebook posts during the year following his death. She was struggling. There was so much to do, so many things to find homes for, and so much sadness.
So I offered. And she accepted.
The weather yesterday was unfit for photographing the quilt, so I did it inside. Sherry will be seeing her this month. I hope she likes it.
Comments
Love the pattern, too.
Hugs!
I think that too often we seasoned quiltmakers think we have to knock ourselves out with an elaborate design for a comfort quilt. We don't. These bricks show off the shirts (with the Pgh pop!) perfectly.
Years ago a friend's husband died very unexpectedly. I offered then to make her a memory quilt from his shirts, and she has still not been able to bring herself to go through his closet. It can be a tough thing.
I do like the last sentence in the comment from Julie, she is so right.
As others have said, the pattern was perfectly chosen to showcase the plaids. Great job!