Wednesday, October 8, 2008
I am starting!
#12
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
#11
I love this bright, colorful fabric from the Nunley family. We have been good friends with this family since our 2 oldest girls started kindergarten together. Her youngest and Mallory are in the same grade, too. Allison and I have many fun memories through the years of chaperoning our kids field trips together, especially Washington. It was on a field trip years ago that she found out I did hair. I have been doing her and her daughters' hair ever since. We joke that even when we are old and gray I will still be doing her hair :)
#10
This sporty soccer fabric is from the Pate family. I met Belinda years ago when our kids were still at home. We worked together at the YMCA in the nursery. Our girls M&A are friends and have gotten to be at the same school through 8th grade. I am their family hairdresser. I love visiting with them when they come for their haircuts!
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
#9
#8
#7
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Can't wait...
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
#6
This sporty fabric was given to us from Katie & family over @ Proof POSITIVE . Gretchen became friends with Katie through their kids preschool. I have been hearing great things about Katie and her sweet family since. I was surprised the other night when my door bell rang. I found Katie standing on my porch with her fabric for Max (I was also horrified because I looked a mess). I hope our family can get to know you guys better...maybe some play dates when Max gets here? Thank you so much!!!
Monday, June 30, 2008
#5
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
#3
#2
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
#1
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
100 Wishes For Max
I need to start collecting wishes and blessings for our son, Max! I have seen others keep a blog to keep track of all the blessings and quilt squares they receive. So I decided I'd do one too!
The significance of the 100 Good Wishes Quilt!
In northern China, the birth of a child is celebrated with a colorful Bai Jia Bei, or "100 Good Wishes Quilt." Originally, the tradition involved cloth contributed by the newborn's friends and family. The quilt is said to contain the energy, good fortune and loving wishes of the gift givers.
How to participate!
We would be so humbled and honored if you took the time to contribute a piece of fabric to the quilt we'll be making for our sweet boy, along with a wish or blessing for him. The fabric should be quilting cotton (which is pretty much just regular cotton) which is 100% cotton. When you go to purchase it, just ask for 1/4 yard and send it without cutting it into squares, I can wash and cut it myself so all the squares will be the same size. The blessing can be whatever you would like to say to Max or what you might wish for Max's life. It can be lyrics from a song, a verse from the scriptures, whatever you choose. Print out or write the blessing on acid free paper and it should measure 4 x 6 inches so I can place all the wishes in a photo album for him when he gets older.
Thank you!I am so excited to get started on this. I can't wait to see what fabric is chosen for this newest little addition to our family. How wonderful for him to have this when he's older, he'll know how much he was loved and prayed for before he even came home :) SO many of you guys have supported us in our adoption venture and I would so love to see you all represented in our son's quilt! So, if you have the time and the inclination, we would be so blessed by your participation! To get our address to participate, just email me at msm4680@bellsouth.net and I'll forward you our mailing address. Thanks SO much
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