Lisa Marie

that's a beautiful quilt...someone wrote on her the other day how they gave a quilt to someone and felt like it was not appreciated... later they visited them and there was the quilt being used...maybe that is going to be this case.

Tweety2911

It's a beautiful quilt! Sorry the younger generation is so into themselves they forget the manners that were taught them. With all the time they spend texting you would think they would take two seconds to thank you. You did a wonderful job on the quilt and am sure it was filled with loving stitches!

momof4

It looks beautiful.

Sheree from Chicago

What a stunning quilt! I would be hurt too.

MaggieMeg

Wow! It is so beautiful! Young people don't always use their heads. I am sure she loves it, though! Who wouldn't????

reader 0129

Off with her head.

Sue in OH

Weenween

IT IS VERY LOVELY,I DON'T KNOW WHY SOME PEOPLE CAN NOT SPARE A SIMPLE THANK YOU AND HOW MUCH THEY APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD WORK YOU DID.MAYBE SHE WILL GROW UP SOME DAY AND REALIZE SHE WAS TRUELY BLESSED WITH AN AWESOME AUNT AND QUILT.

coastienest

It was sure nice of you to make such a beautiful quilt for her. I know it is hard when we don't get a "thank you" but as my mom always told me "You do something nice for someone because you want to and not for what you will get out of it". I don't think mom was referring to a thank you but I do think life gets in the way sometimes and we just forget to do the little things that mean so much. I'm sure she appreciates it very much and when she sees you in person she will tell you and give you a huge hug. Smile

arimuse

You know, I'm starting to think younger people simply don't know what a quilt is, or how its made. They just call it a "blanket" because thats the closest thing they recognize it as. sharet

coachmatthewsvhs

I know it's not right....... but I received a thank you from my son and his wife for their wedding quilts..... yes, two of them, on their first anniversary! Hope your thank you is still in the works!