If you guessed 'Comfort' then you are right
Words are fun to piece and aren't hard at all. This is my contribution to the quilt we are doing for Hospice in November. I'm really looking forward to seeing what Melissa does with all our blocks.
We were also asked to make a second block of our choosing so I made another spider web block. That pretty much takes care of my scraps of 'Dori' by Benartex. What a cheerful line of fabric!
I mentioned in my last post that my Mom had turned 80. For her gift, my sister and I hired a photographer to do an all girls, four generation photo shoot. This is a picture the photographer posted as just a teaser for us.
l to r--DIL, Miss J, my daughter, Miss S, me, my Mom, and my new DIL |
With three more sons yet to marry, I'm excited to see what THAT picture will look like : )
Enjoy your week end.
Love your letter piecing. From the pics on Facebook it looks like your Mom's party was a great success. Hope you took a moment to enjoy it as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the letters. Fantastic photo of the 4 generations of women. my granddaughters are 5th gen. of women. And just regular 5th on my fathers side.
ReplyDeleteLove your pieced letters...and great word. Your photo looks amazing too...yes, you'll get your fill of ladies when they all marry! =)
ReplyDeleteLove those letters... something else to add to my list to try! And what a great photo too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo of you and all the women--I have one like that of my three sisters and I and my mother--it's a treasure!
ReplyDeleteFun to see those letters!
Elizabeth
opquilt.com
Beautiful blocks Carla and an awesome photo!! I love generation pictures :)
ReplyDeleteI'm normally good at unscrambling letters but I could not get this one. Duh. Comfort - of course!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your word block! I'm about to tackle mine. A very lovely present idea with the pictures!
ReplyDeleteYour sewing is looking great. Lovely photo of the generations together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great 'four generation of women' family photo! I still believe your mum is 80!
ReplyDeleteLove the words. And what a great generational picture
ReplyDeleteYour picture is wonderful Carla, I foresee noisier and blissfully noisier Christmas' in your future!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful family! Happy 80th to your mom!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and the colors I love, as always. Beautiful ladies in a wonderful picture. 4 generations is so cool.
ReplyDeleteI figured out "Comfort" ...love those blocks so much. And that photo.....lovely family, Carla. P.S...who knew there were so many quilters with the name Carla!! =)
ReplyDeleteThere is something soothing about the word comfort!! Great letter blocks...AND...love the generation photo....obviously the 'fountain of youth' gene runs in the family!!
ReplyDeleteLove the 'Dori' line of fabric - so bright and vibrant. Great letters - 'comfort' feels like a warm, cozy quilt so will be a great addition.
ReplyDeleteAs always your piecing is so very neat and accurate, and really does so much justice to the fabrics. What a wonderful photo of all you girls together and such a lovely present for your mum. Philippa xx
ReplyDeleteLove those letters and what a fabulous picture of you all!
ReplyDeleteOh I love your letters, they are wonderful! Are they paper pieced? I would love to know how you did these letter blocks if your willing to share. I have a quilt top I'm making right now as a Christmas gift for my little girl and I would love to add her name to the top in the same kind form as your letter blocks. Any help would be great!
ReplyDelete*Jessica
juceyj03@gmail.com
Love your letter blocks, Carla! Sew much fun and great fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteWow. Love that family photo. What a special way to commemorate your beautiful mum's birthday (she so does not look 80!). Happy birthday to her!
love the comfort blocks! And what a lovely family photo!
ReplyDeleteLove the Comfort blocks . . . will make for a lovely hospice quilt. Your all girl family portrait is precious.
ReplyDeletethe letters are great, but I especially love the photo!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love making block letters to form words! In a giveaway I won the book Wordplay, and have found reasons to use it, though only twice. I like to try to put words on the back of my quilts. The problem is sometimes that I have too much to say! Ha! Your idea for an all-girls family photo is great! Keep and cherish those memories.
ReplyDeleteLove your letters, the colours are great, and to such a great cause....and a great family picture...when everyone gets married you will need the wide lens camera....great memories....
ReplyDeletefun blocks. such a lovely family photo.
ReplyDeleteLove those letters, Carla, and that photo is absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteLove the word you made. And what a fabulous picture! How very special.
ReplyDeleteThe letters are fantastic! What a wonderful picture of you and your family.
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