Jingle

So good of you to keep up the tradition.

JanTx

It's funny, but right before Mama C's funeral service our minister was trying to figure out what to call these towels she had embroidered for our brides. Some of us said "cup towels" others said "dish towels" and still others "tea towels". I'm not sure what he ended up saying when he was recounting her giving spirit. Growing up in our kitchen we had hand towels - terry - and cup towels - the smoother version we used for drying dishes.

cathyvv

Great work and a great tradition. Thanks for sharing!

SaddleBrooke Quilter

A sad, heartwarming story with a happy ending - someone to carry on. God Bless You.

tuckyquilter

Wonderful ministry, and such a blessing for you too. We had a gentleman in my old church that wrote a monthly letter to every child in college until they graduated. My rowdy son saw how a faithful man can move mountains. AS can a faithful woman.

JanTx

Wow. That's awesome. We had a gentleman who would call the college kids about once a month. My daughter was really touched by that. He had worked with the young people on different projects and mission trips so they had things to talk about and the chats were brief, but so powerful to them.

Country1

They are beautiful and what a wonderful tradition! I bet Mama C is smiling right now. What a wonderful keepsake for these grads and couples. God Bless you for caring on such a sweet and kind tradition!...
Oh, I almost forgot your quilts are beautiful!

piepatch

Your quilts are so pretty, and how lovely and generous of you to carry on this tradition. You will be in the hearts and minds of the recipients for a lifetime.

quiltstringz

Ditto!!! They are all great

craftynell

Beautiful quilts.