Sunday, February 16, 2020

I'M A PROUD GREAT GRANDMA!

Please allow me to be a proud great grandma for a minute.  Above is my ten-year-old great granddaughter.  She is showing me the purse that she made.  I think I told you last year about her starting to sew and beginning her first quilt.  I wish we lived closer so we could sew together but sadly she is in another state.  However, whenever I stop in at the Attic Window Quilt Shop, I look for kits that I think she can put together.  The shop has a cute bag pattern and kit that comes in different sizes.  I thought that would be perfect for a new sewer.  So I put it into the box I was mailing, along with fabrics and other various items that I had duplicates of and thought she might like.
Above, she shows us the inside of the purse.  Her mother told me that this was the first time she had learned to make a buttonhole.  I hope she continues to like sewing as much as I do.  It is a craft she can enjoy all her life.

ATTENTION:  Have you ever fantasized of having time to sew all day, just sew.  You can do that, not for just one day but three!  Check out the February calendar on the sidebar.  Join the Sew Bluesy Weekend at the Attic Window Quilt Shop at the end of the month and you can sew on February 28 and 29,  from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. two days in a row and from 9 to 5 on Sunday.  What a wonderful way to get rid of those February blues!  Reserve your space now by calling the Attic Window Quilt Shop!


AT THE ATTIC WINDOW QUILT SHOP
  • Beginning Quilts, Monday, Feb. 17
  • Bee, Tuesday, Feb. 18
  • Embroidery Bee, Tuesday, Feb. 18
  • New Sampler, Wednesday, Feb. 19
  • Civil War BOM & Vintage Christmas, Wednesday, Feb. 19
  • Doll Bee, Thursday, Feb. 20
  • Intermediate Quilts, Thursday, Feb. 20
  • Poppins Bag, Friday, Feb. 21
  • Bargello Placemats, Saturday, Feb. 22
ON ANOTHER NOTE:
  • Sewn Up has a nice video about a What If quilt block.  As well as the video, there are also lots of pictures about the many, many ways you can use HSTs.  Be sure and take a look.  Lots of ideas.
Caroll, 
Caring, Sharing, Creating Smiles

4 comments:

  1. Oh....you should be so proud of her...what a wonderful job...I am sure she appreciates all the goodies you sent her as well.

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  2. And proud you have a right to be. She’s done a great job and looks happy about it, so that’s an indication she will continue. And only 10 years old to make that purse. Fantastic!

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