So, I have some hand quilting progress. It is a great way to keep my hands busy and the mind sometimes. Quilting and sewing are my therapy. They are helping me deal with the loss of my sister. It gives me something else to think about. This fish may be my favorite so far. Although, the farting seahorse is a close second. It was my dear sister Kellie who dubbed it the farting seahorse. I may end up naming this quilt, the farting seahorse quilt, just for her.
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Kellie
You can tell Kellie had a sense of humor, I mean, really a farting seahorse? Leave it tohHer. I searched high and low for a picture from my wedding, but could not find it. It would have made this story so very appropriate.
When I married my first husband, Jerry, all my sisters were in my wedding along with
my long time friend Kim. I chose a sensible dress that could be ordered from J.C. Penny. It was Jade in color. I will never forget waiting at the church and in walks my older sister, Karen. Kellie immediately broke out into song (Sesame Street). “One of these things is not like the other one, not like the other one, not like the other one.” Karen’s dress was a different dye lot. It was much darker than everyone elses. She was very upset. I was just laughing. Kellie proceeded to sing under her breath at the altar. I miss her sense of humor. I want to talk to her.
The other night for the first time in my life, I saw a shooting star. I wished for a dream about Kellie where I could talk to her. I am still waiting.
Happy Sewing
Happy Quilting
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😂 farting seahorse quilt,I think your sister is laughing and would love it if you named the quilt that! Her singing under her breath at the alter is amusing!
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She was a hoot. One of the many reasons I miss her so.
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Crafting is the best therapy for a heart ache- I at least think so…so keep on crafting, smiling and remembering all the qualities that made you love her so much. Men fart woman fluff in our household 🙂
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Lol. Thanks.
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I’m sorry to hear about your sister 😔. Glad to hear you find some peace in quilting.
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Thank you.
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Thank goodness you have such wonderful memories of Kellie–she sounds like one of a kind! And your embroidery is adorable!
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Thank you.
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I love the ‘farting fish’ Neat pattern! You have such wonderful memories of Kellie – so great! She sounds like she was the life of the party – not that you are not also! You can put out some very funny posts! Keep on quilting – Hugs
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Thanks Nanette. She always made me laugh. I miss her.
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Hi Lori! Oh, that Sesame Street song – I’ll be humming it all morning. It’s lovely memories like this that keep Kellie in your heart and I suspect you’ll have your dream in good time. Your hand quilting looks lovely. Happy Monday to you! ~smile~ Roseanne
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Thanks Roseanne. Have a wonderful week.
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You should definitely rename the quilt, I’m sure your sister would have loved that!
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Thanks Kate
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Thanks for sharing these stories about your sister and glad quilting projects are giving you some comfort.
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thanks!
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What lovely memories. She lives on as long as you have those. This fish might be my favorite of your blocks so far! Are you drawing these, or is it a pattern you bought?
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I can not draw…..at all…..They are called Fish Bowl from Craftsy. Thanks Susan.
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