Then, by following blog links to links to links, I found a FUNNY letter written to Oprah. It's kind of what I have been thinking, but I couldn't have written such a great letter. Wish I had, though! Here's the link. Scroll down to page two and read "Letter."
http://theprintedblog.com/pdf/ThePrintedBlogVol1No7.pdf
two burial blankets made from Found Squares; the second one still needs a star attached
I have been doing a little sewing, but nothing very exciting. I'm still making burial blankets to take to Crow Creek Reservation when I go this summer. Everything I have made lately is made from squares I have found while cleaning my sewing room. Who knew cleaning could be so beneficial?! Some of the squares I have found are complete mysteries. I have no memory of where they came from. I know some of them were not ever my own fabrics, so someone must have sent them to me. I wonder who? Anyway, it has been nice to make a bunch of "free quilts" from Found Objects.
Look at this last picture! What do you think it is? Well, I was sprawled out on the stairs, looking toward upstairs, and liked the view from underneath this quilt. Just don't notice how wobbly it is! Some would say it's a "friendly" quilt.. it's waving at you!
4 comments:
I love the letter to Oprah. Thanks for finding that. I agree, I am a little tired of a woman worth millions telling women that are working two jobs to support their families to "follow their dream".
I love your waving quilt! You know in Tibet, prayers flags are made of many colors and spread everywhere to wave their prayers and blessings through the breeze. I do believe that you and your are being blessed by a wonderful little prayer square quilt! It's quite fabulous, really!
Just found your blog -- intrigued by the name you chose. (you might want to check out the latest post in my blog).
Love your waving quilt. It's a great image.
I watched Dear Zachary a few months ago. Late, late at night on MSNBC? I cried all the way through, too. Incredible parents and friends.
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