This is the latest quilt piece in our 100 Good Wishes Quilt project for baby Christopher who will join us from China late 2008 or 2009. This piece is from the wife of the pastor who married us. The material is from an old shirt she wore to work that collected lots of love and hugs. For more info on our quilt, click here. For more examples, click here. If you would like to participate please let me know here or email me at amyschristopher@comcast.net
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23 comments:
What a wonderful idea. I wish I had one for each of my kids.
That is a really nice idea to commemorate baby crhistopher in such a way. Thanks for stopping by
That's really lovely. I'd love to have a quilt made in such a way.
That's so cool. What a great idea.
Happy WW!
I had so much fun making mine!! Happy WW.
Hi Amy,
Can't wait to see the finished quilt. Best of luck and happy WW.
What an amazing legacy and story!
What a wonderfully sweet project!!!
This is such a precious tradition. Thank you for sharing it with us all!
Peace to you in the process.
What a fantastic way to commemorate him!!
What a wonderful idea! Such a sweet thought.
will be waiting for that very precious quilt.. that's a really wonderful idea.
Great idea!! i love it! :)
How cool - what a wonderful idea.
Thank you also for your prayers. :)
Awww that's so sweet! What a fun idea. My little guy was going through his scrapbook the other day and loved seeing all those special well wishes and cards just for him!
Hugs,
Holly
What a great idea.
That is fantastic! And from the wife of the preacher who married you to be the last is just awesome!
What a fabulous way to welcome in a baby!
What a fabulous idea! And great choice for WW!
That's very cool Amy!
Can't wait to see what it looks like when it's completed!
Have a great WW!
What a nice thing to do!
Very good idea.
Happy WW :)
The letters opened and a passport at the periphery give the photo a sense of hope and expectation. The rainbow visible suggests promise.
Interesting WW!
What a fantastic project. This is going to be a great thing for baby Christopher.
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