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That's so neat Jeanne! I found a website you can order this image from in various sizes:
http://themonkscorner.com/Detailed/157.html And a funny web page that has a whole list of the lesser saints of quilting (tongue in cheek for laughs): http://generationqmagazine.com/2011/...nd-needlework/ |
How cool ... I've heard of St. Rose of Lima ... but never as a stitching saint !
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Nice to know - the hospital I work at is called St. Rose DeLima & I have made a few quilting friends there that I'll have to share this with!
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Must get one for my sewing room - maybe my mitered borders would have looked better today!!! Thanks for the info, great thing to know.
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thanks for sharing and imfo, its nice to know, it nice to know, there's a blessed one to look after Us ( The Quilters)
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Originally Posted by Jingle
(Post 5784216)
We have schools and churches here with that name. I love the plaque. Good to know we quilters have someone to pray to if things don't go right. I am not catholic, wonder if that makes a difference.
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A stitching and gardening saint! How good is that. I don't think you get to be a saint unless you have a terribly difficult life....St Rose was fortunate in the fact persecution and a horrible death wasn't part of her existence. This has been such a good thread....got us all checking her bio, so as usual a visit to the QB got the grey matter working:)
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Where can we get the plaque? Love it! I looked online, but didn't find anything like it.
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Oh so between St Anthony (Patron of lost things and persons) and St Rose my quilting should be exceptional from now on. Thanks for the info.
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