Rosie and Jeanette Quilting with a broken arm
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Our grandaughter fell off the swing set on Father's Day with her Papa watching her...
The two grandchildren have lived with us the past 6 months and just moved out :-( Missing them already and driving 2.5 hours tomorrow to see them.
Rosey is our "new" love, she is 100 yrs old and works beautifully. Jeanette would wake me up at 6:30 am and say, Nana the needle needs threading.
She made this little quilt and quilted it with batting all by herself.
Jeanette said, the pattern she quilted was called Sparklers.
The two grandchildren have lived with us the past 6 months and just moved out :-( Missing them already and driving 2.5 hours tomorrow to see them.
Rosey is our "new" love, she is 100 yrs old and works beautifully. Jeanette would wake me up at 6:30 am and say, Nana the needle needs threading.
She made this little quilt and quilted it with batting all by herself.
Jeanette said, the pattern she quilted was called Sparklers.
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That should be some inspiration for all those of you who are afraid or nervous about machine quilting! If she can do it at such a young age AND with a cast on her arm, you can do it too! What a great picture and the start of a life long hobby- you go, grandma!
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