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| Our four seniors: Miyoen, Asyncrite, Deborah and Beth at the Indian Restaurant in Niamey, Niger |
No, not for senior citizens, but for the grade twelve students (seniors) who will graduate next week. Last year I learned how to quilt and made a quilt using African fabrics for our two seniors, Spencer and Elisheva. This year's seniors were hoping for a similar gift, so I asked them what design and colours they would like. They all chose beautiful designs and I really enjoyed making their quilts, I kind of got busy during 3rd quarter and then had a lot of work to do to get the quilts finished before we gave them to the kids. My friend Cathy blessed me by sewing on two of the bindings and I finished the fourth quilt one hour before we presented them to the kids. Here are some photos of our four seniors and the quilts they chose and received:
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| Asyncrite and his log cabin quilt, he wanted a Blue and brown quilt with a "little bit of pink, please". |
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| Our exuberant Deborah and her Gem Stone Quilt |
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| Our Gentle Beth and her string quilt, I think it looks like a stained glass window. |
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| MiYoen wanted green stars! So this is what she got! It actually turned out better than I thought. |
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| Miyoen chose this camouflage pagne for the back of her quilt. |
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