Thursday, August 8, 2019

Switching gears

Yesterday, a good friend learned that she has inoperable pancreatic cancer.  I moved away two years ago, so I can't be there with her in person.  My mind and heart are reeling.  So, I'm doing what I always do when I need to re-center myself - I'm making her a quilt.

I'm starting with the little pixelated heart I made several years ago from 2" squares.

I wanted to echo that heart to make the quilt lap-sized.

It will be full speed ahead for the next couple of weeks as I rush to finish this and get it to her.  Everything else is on hold.  Including my breath.  I'm so scared for her that I am finding it hard to breathe.

Fuck cancer.

4 comments:

joe tulips said...

How beautiful, from something so horrible.
All your quilts this summer are wonderful. This one more so.

Moneik said...

What an amazing idea and will truly be a soothing experience for you. Any time I am in wait or have something heavy on my heart, sewing a quilt for the person is my therapy. Prayers for your friend.

Cheryl's Teapots2Quilting said...

Sorry about your friends cancer, but I know that the quilt will be a comfort to her.

Joyce Burke said...

Loove this