- - My Mom's Dresdon
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SherriB
04-25-2013 05:25 PM
I am so very sorry for the loss of your Mom. I lost my Mom 6 years ago and know the hurt you feel. I love your pillow and what a sweet and priceless way to remember two special people in your life.
ging10ging
04-25-2013 05:29 PM
That is such a beautiful pillow and a wonderful memory. I want to try something like that I think it so nice. Great gift. Sue
jeanb
04-25-2013 05:37 PM
Alzheimer's is such a difficult disease. What a beautiful pillow...a great way to have your Mother's smile live on...
1screech
04-25-2013 08:13 PM
She does have a wonderful smile and what a sweet pillow for your father. Your Mother looks like she is just beaming in the picture. I bet you have the same smile.
bischoffjac
04-25-2013 09:33 PM
So sorry for your loss. This is a wonderful idea to do for yourself and your dad. I bet she was a wonderful lady.
sassyg
04-26-2013 02:29 AM
Sorry for your loss, however what a precious way to preserve the memory of a love one.
cherisews
04-26-2013 04:17 AM
Originally Posted by quilt-n-girl
(Post 6025952)
You and your dad has a wonderful gift of your mother's pillow, I lost my mother in 2009, and I am still having trouble with it. I started making crazy quilt pillows for my 3 brothers, my daughter, my grand daughter, three nieces, and my self out of some of my mother's clothes. I had someone say they didn't want one, so I got discouraged, and haven't finished the rest of them. I don't know who said it, so..........
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Pauline, don't let others' words discourage you. Make the pillows! Working with the fabric of your mom's clothes will help you, even after all this time has passed.
When others in my family didn't want quilts made from my dad's shirts, I made them anyway. I gently folded each quilt, wrapped them in tissue and placed them in nice storage boxes. Two years later, I gave each of my sons one of the quilts for Christmas. As soon as they opened the box, I explained that these were not quilts to use, they were 'memory quilts' of Granddad to be touched when they needed a connection with him. Their relief was evident. And enough time had passed...they were ready to see the quilts. We spent time looking at the quilts and the blocks that represented Dad. I heard a lot of "I remember....." So, make your pillows. The right time will come to present them to your family.
red-warrior
04-26-2013 10:38 AM
What a tribute to mom and GM!! Wonderful!
Greenheron
04-26-2013 10:51 AM
A lovely, thoughtful project. I can see it hugged and snuggled.