Sometimes we just don't realize how we touch another life. In my last post I told you about our Tea Leaves Class at the Attic Window Quilt Shop. I thought my special gift deserved a post all its own. Above is the mini pouch that Stephanie made for me. Stephanie has her own blog,
Peas in A Pod, and came up from Kalamazoo to spend the day with us. She told me that as she was leaving to come to class she grabbed this darling (my word) pouch with the thought that it would cheer me up.
She was so right! I have been a little down lately (just having a little stress) and this lovely gift was what I needed. It not only boosted my spirits, but made me realize how nice it is to know someone cares.
It looks so professionally done with its zipper and little tabs at each end, and this cute little zipper pull! Stephanie is not only a talented quilter, but she knits (see her most recent post about her knitting
here), and makes beautiful decorative stitching, and is now learning to spin wool! And on top of that she’s smart! We should all call her Doc Steph because she has a PhD and is a university professor. I am in awe that she does.
This is the inside of the bag. I love that lining. And...besides all the things I pointed out above, Stephanie is a wife and a doting mother to a seven year old (She may be eight now. I can’t keep up!) I posted about Little Pea as the Attic Window's youngest quilter
here.
The bag is just the right size for storing all my Tea Leaves! Not only will they not get lost or get in a folding mishap, this makes it easy to carry them from place-to-place when I want to hand stitch them to the backgrounds.
Stephanie I can’t thank you enough. You made my day!
On another note,
Crafty Cupboard has a tutorial for a baby quilt. It will be a great way to use that charm pack, or use up those scraps.
Until next time,
♥
Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
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