mike'sgirl

Beautiful quilt, adorable little guy, and I love all the books surrounding him. Kids today do not read enough, it's nice to see the he obviously loves to.

MargeD

You should be happy and honored that you SS still has the quilt and is passing it down. One of the first quilts I made was for my son, who was about 12 at the time. I don't know where the quilt went along the way, but when he and his fiancé broke up, he came home with the quilt, and even when he left and came home again, the quilt came too. I'm not sure if the quilt is still being used since he has married someone else, who is a much nicer person, they have their own home and a nearly 3 year old daughter, the quilt is still around. Talk about a well loved quilt. The quilt I made for my daughter before I made my son's quilt has traveled with her to Texas, Florida, New Jersey, and Virginia, and who knows where else it will wind up, although she said she may give it to her niece at some point, since she can't have children. It does make me proud though that they have valued these quilts, and when I look at them, and the first quilt I made for our bed, I realize that I have discovered how much better I have become as a quilter.

AnnT

How nice! It's great that he is able to hand it down.

caspharm

Wonderful story and it looks like the quilt is still well loved.

EdieClay

So wonderful that now his son is enjoying your quilt. Guess that's why we do this!

Dragonomine

What a beautiful quilt! It's so great that he appreciates it!

littlehud

That is so cool. Two generations using your quilt.

Spice

You can feel the love. I think that was another thank you for being there for him 30 years ago.

chislett

Handsome little boy, gorgeous quilt!

cpcarolyn

What a wonderful story. Must make your heart glad.