Betty Lee

I think you missed your calling, You should be a writer. Great with words that take you right into the heart of the story. You caught my attention all the way through this story. What great memories you have of your Grandmother.
Betty Lee

Abigail's Mimi

How wonderful for you to share with us those wonderful words. I did not have a grandmother, she died long before I was born, but I did have an elderly neighborhood woman who taught me to knit! I have knitted many beautiful gifts for those I love and truly realize what a wonderful gift my neighbor gave me when she taught me to knit. I now teach all my grandchildren to knit, crochet, or quilt. My youngest daughter is, as we speak, quilting upstairs her college senior thesis project. I just wanted to leave them something lasting that would cause them to think of me when I am no longer here.

gramquilter2

What a wonderful story, I too think that you need to write a book or submit your quilt writings to a quilt magazine.

jacie

i truly do hope this will "be continued" so well written also, please do add to it.

patimint

If you decide to quit quilting, take up writing. Your story brought back many memories. Thank you

newbiequilter

Please tell us this is just a chapter in the book.....

kwiltkrazy

I am looking forward to the next installment.

olebat

This is the first chapter. See you next week?

newbiequilter

Goodie! I will be here - and I know I will not be alone! Thank you.

Gerbie

You need to write that all down in a journal and finish the story for future generations. That is so neat.