My grandniece,
Anora,
just turned two.
Now, she needs a big girl quilt!
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| Alphabet is compliments from Victoriana Quilt Designs. |
My mother passed away in 1982
at the young age of 51.
My daughter was the only grandchild
she ever had the pleasure to meet.
Like all grandmothers,
she delighted in having a little one underfoot.
When my sweet girl was about the same age as Anora,
Mom used to play
"Reach for the Stars" with her.
They'd raise their arms up as high as they would go,
then laugh and laugh and laugh.
This one's for you, Mom.
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40 comments:
It's Fabulous,Karen! I love it.
Awe...how sweet! And what a great quilt too! :0)
oh, what a precious memory and legacy.
how sweet - your mom did indeed die young - that is such a nice quilt and a nice memory
What a beautiful quilt! And such meaning in it, connecting generations of loved ones. You niece is adorable.
Such a cute niece! A beautiful quilt! And a wonderful story to connect the generations!
That's just the sweetest quilt and memory of your mom...love it!
Wow , I love it and such a touching story , your niece is sure adorable , just look at those curls !
I love the story behind your fabulous quilt. Such a fun memory! Anora is going to love this quilt. What a wonderful treasure for her to have. I hope you included the story with the quilt. Nola
What a lovely quilt and a special connection between mom/daughter/grand niece/aunt.
Such a sweet story about Reach for the Stars - and it's a very nice quilt! Looks super cuddly, too.
What a beautiful memory, quilt and child..thank you for sharing!
How wonderful and what a great legacy. Beautiful.
Oh it's just amazing and what a special story to go with it...
Hugz
...so very touching and what a gorgeous quilt!
Sweet memories and such a gorgeous quilt Karen. Your little grandniece is adorable!
Sweet story, beautiful quilt, lovely memories.
Lovely little quilt and a story.
A beautiful quilt for an adorable little girl. She is a sweetie.. Have a happy day!
Gorgeous and so special
I love this Karen, what a sweet memory you've captured in this work of art.
Beautiful quilt and memories and such a lovely post....little Anora is just adorable with her fairy wings xxx
A sweet memory that you can pass on to Anora, who is adorable. Love the quilt!
The quilt is amazing! I LOVE it!!
What a touching story! The memories are priceless and your quilt is goreous!
What a sweetie! You are blessed to have her and having had a lovely mom as well.
She's a cutie for sure and I love the quilt. You have some sweet memories.
Your niece is so adorable - I love her curls!!!!
The quilt is beautiful!
Hugs
Deborah
Oh my, such a beautiful child, and the memories are wonderful. I do think your quilt is delightful. Yu did such a good job of your planning and it suits her perfectly!
That makes me want to cry...such a sweet story...now where are the tissues??
Oh, that Anora is a doll, and I love her name! But the quilt... gosh, Karen, you've outdone yourself. It's gorgeous! The words, in that font, make it really special. I have no doubt she will love the quilt. So very well done!
What a little sweetheart!
What a awesome story. I am glad you are passing the memory on, this quilt is awesome.
What a terrific quilt, what a heart-warming story, what a loving tribute!
Oh Karen - your quilt and sweet story brought tears to my eyes! I'm sorry you lost your mom so young. Anora is a little angel!!!! Love that mischievous twinkle in her eye and that hair - oh my gosh, she is going to be a heartbreaker!
Such a touching story! The colorful quilt is fabulous. I can tell a lot of love went into creating that fantastic piece of art work. Your grandniece is precious!
So beautiful! I am sure your mom would have loved it!
What a gorgeous quilt and a very moving story behind it. Anora looks like a real sweetie; I'm sure her quilt will be well treasured - even more so when she undestands the story behind it.
Precious - love this Karen. Congrats on a beautiful finish -- as I scroll through your blog you have sooo many!! You go girl - they are all lovely. Karen
What a very touching story!
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