I’m trying to be mindful and grateful this week as I hurtle toward this work conference at the end of the month that is consuming not only waking but also sleeping hours. I’ve been stitching some here and there but haven’t made significant progress on much of anything this week, so I’m going to highlight a delightful thank you note I got today.
If you remember the Birdie quilt, I sent it off to the granddaughter of my cousin who is about the same age as my daughter. Now, I didn’t think this quilt was ugly by any means, but my contact with this cousin is a bit limited and I just wanted the quilt to go to a good home since I did a lot of work on the feathers and other quilting.
I received this delightful note today, which includes a picture of the quilt and proof that she’s indeed quiltworthy:
So, that is the bestest thing ever this week.
Check out other actual WIPs on Lee’s blog.
What a great note. Thank goodness for people who still encourage their children to write than you notes! (visiting from WIP Wednesday)
Too cute! You are right: that girl is quilt-worthy!
Awww, melted heart moment!
Wow. What a thoughtful young lady. Thanks for sharing that bright spot with us.
That birdie quilt is really cute Pam, and see? There are people who appreciate it. Very much! It’s such a cute gesture from her to draw the quilt on the thank you note, in case you’ve forgotten which one you gave her
hope your work doesn’t crawl into your dreams! Or worst, keep you up at night!
I thought for sure you would say that you were planning her graduation and wedding quilts. That is a wonderful thank you note and she has a great mom for making her write them. Still an important thing to do, I think.
Sweetest thank you note ever.
What could be better than a hand written (and illustrated) thank you note. That is just the best!