happy dance times two

The first happy dance is for the birth of my baby brother's first grandchild :-)

The second is for the first quilt started and finished in my new house, Baby Lee's Teddy Bears, the first 4 photos on my webshots quilt album (still under the old name --

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Fun fact: the pastel balloons are fabrics from the HS graduation quilt I made for the baby's mother some years ago.

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I'm wondering how long it will take her to notice ;-)

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Rose in CA
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The Teddy Bear quilt is precious; makes my fingers anxious to touch it. Don't expect mama to notice the fabric from the grad quilt for a few months. She's probably trying to figure out how live without sleep. Love that sweet baby for us. Polly

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Polly Esther

New house is obviously full of good quilting vibes! So sweet - and wonderful for a baby boy (not that I am stereotyping or anything >gThe first happy dance is for the birth of my baby brother's first

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Patti

I imagine you are right about the sleep Polly. I haven't met the darling but will get to in July when I go visit 'home'. I backed it with a sweet blue gingham flannel -- how does *that* make your fingers feel?

[aside: how long ago and far away does it have to be before it stops being 'home'? Haven't lived there since 1984 but it still seems like 'home' :-) ]

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Rose in CA

Oh, no, no stereotypes here :-) Not at all, at all. But those blue fabrics just seemed to jump off the shelf into my arms. Hmmm.

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Rose in CA

What a cute quilt that is! It made me smile just to look at those adorable teddy bears, and it's all the more special for having those memorable fabrics in it. :)

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Sandy

Thank you Sandy. The original pattern had the bear holding a tulip. Balloons seemed so much more appropriate, no?

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