
My son thought otherwise.
I disagreed. "You're supposed to miss her."
"You don't even see she's there."
She, and the other letters with black backgrounds, went into the "In Progress" bin in my studio while I worked on the White Rules (which is now with Chris, to be quilted).
Since I hate empty blank walls, I dug out the black letters the other day and put them up on the design wall.
Damn! The kid was right! She DOES disappear completely. I searched around for another lady as a replacement. After trying a few, I have settled on this one:


There.
I said it.
(hugs, Mom!)
3 comments:
Did it hurt much? LOL
Megan
Sydney, Australia
I have enjoyed watching this quilt development. Our pastor has a great sense of humor, and this saying is one of HER mottos, too!
WOW! You are one power machine! I love the black behind the letters, great contrast!
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