Monday, March 29, 2010

Mary's Memory Quilt, Rebels 3/24/2010

Mary is a new member of Rebels. She is a retired first grade teacher and this quilt is for her school. As I recall, the houses represent the children, the stars are the teachers, the next row represents the library, in the lower mid right is a tree from the school memorial garden for a teacher who died. The many flags around the tree represent the ethnicity of the students. The buildings on the right are Seattle landmarks: the Smith tower, the Space Needle, Starbucks, the Columbia tower. The chicken is really a dragon for the Asian influence. The yellow patches below the tree represent school buses. Mary is a beginning quilter, and doing great work.

5 comments:

  1. Buffy, I am not seeing the picture. May be something is wrong with my computer? The story of this quilt sounds lovely. Hope I can see it later.

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  2. Interesting...I couldn't see the picture this morning, either. Shut down the computer, and still couldn't. Hmmm. This is amazing work for anyone, but a beginning quilter, crazy! So glad to see that she is quilting to her own drum!

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  3. Wonderful quilt!! So much love for the kids, the school, the teachers and all. Beautiful color work too!

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  4. Okay.. Oh my goodness! I can see the quilt! Gorgeous color choices and so many details packed in one quilt! I wonder what she will do next!

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  5. I had trouble enlarging photo, after publishing. It seems to have healed itself. I had similar trouble in the past with Lee Ann's cards. That also got better on it's own. Mysteries.

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