Thursday, June 20, 2019

🎈Rise Up🎈

Here's a fun banner quilt I made for my Mom, to welcome her back to her apartment after her recent hip replacement surgery:

The surgery was successful and Mom is on the rise!



Quilt Info
Maker: Nancy of Grace and Peace Quilting
Pattern/Book: Say It With Quilted Skinnies by Margie Ullery
Size:14" X 28"
Quilting: Free Motion Quilting
Thread: Glide--Creme
Batting: Quilter's Dream Batting--Poly
Interesting Facts: 1. Mom is 90 years old and she now reports being pain-free!
2. In Mom's senior apartment building, everyone decorates around their door. It really shows each individual's personality! Here's the left side of Mom's door, including a carved wood sign my Dad made (note the yo-yos made by Mom):
 
BTW, I used the following tutorial, called "Hang A Quilt Without Sleeves, Dowels or Nails", to hang it up.
    
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
   
Linking up with Wednesday Wait LossNeedle & Thread Thursday, Put Your Foot Down ThursdayWhoop Whoop Friday, Friday Foto Fun, TGIFF, Peacock Party, Beauties Pageant, Finished or Not Friday.     

15 comments:

  1. What a wonderful wall hanging, I'm sure your mom loved it. Hope she is on the mend.

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  2. Perfect for the occasion Nancy. I'm going to check out that tutorial now.

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  3. What a cheerful little quilt for your mom's door! I'm sure she loves it. I'm going to check out that tutorial as well. Glad to hear your mom is doing so well!

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  4. That is cute and its wonderful the home allow them to decorate outside their door. Looks very elegant. Thank you so much for linking up with me.

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  5. Love the balloons! Congrats on Mom being pain free and I love the entrance decorations!

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  6. Great wall hanging! That's a super gift for a person living in a senior center. I think most of them have space like that outside the doors for decorating. And I'm glad to hear that your Mom is pain free :)

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  7. So cute. Love the balloon and the text applique. Love your mom's door. That's for the link to hanging quilts with clothes pins - just ideal for small quilts. Thank you for linking up to TGIFF

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  8. Isn't it amazing what modern medicine has done for us? So glad your mom is up and around. The wall hanging is perfect! (and cute) and I really appreciate the link to that tutorial. I'm going to have to try it!

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  9. That is one cute wall hanging to cheer your mom on. Super that she is healing so quickly and so well!

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  10. I love your little skinny ! I have a few in my home too. I hope, when I go to “the home”I can take them along. The hanging tutorial is a great idea! I need to check out the book you mentioned!

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  11. What a great quilt!

    Yvonne @ sewyummy.ca

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  12. Wonderful quilt! Glad she is doing well and now I must go check out the tutorial. I have my ways, but always fun to find others.

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  13. Cute quilt and I'm sure it made your mom's spirits rise after her surgery. Thanks for sharing it and your technique for hanging on Wednesday Wait Loss.

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  14. Oh my goodness, this is so sweet. I am sure it will uplift anyone's spirits. I wish your mom a speedy recovery.

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  15. What a beautiful and thoughtful gift!

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