I have been working on a pixelation quilt using a photo of my son.
There is approx.4500 1/2" pieces of fabric in it.
I have quilted in zigzag down both directions. Wow. It forms STARS on the back. Another way my son is shining through.
You can really see his eyes.
I am sewing the binding while watching Bonnie Hunters QUILT CAM
Go over and sew while watching Bonnie sew at home. She talks about her own quilts and things she does every day.
23 comments:
Jo that is amazing! What a stunning piece of art work. John will be watching you as you sew.WOW
WOW it's stunning Jo... simply spectacular... and such a lovely way to have him close each day too.
You've done an amazing job JO...well done! :)
WOW Jo! That is absolutely amazing! You have done a wonderful job on your special quilt.
It's amazing. A true memorial xxx
Such gorgeous special quilt Jo. A great memory of your darling son.
Lovely work Jo...he was such a handsome fellow! You have created a very special treasure.
Beautiful job. I'm sure your son is looking down and smiling. I lost a granddaughter at age 8. She would have been 18 this year. The pain lessens but doesn't go away. Best to you andvyours.
Jo, I am very impressed with this pixelation quilt. What a wonderful memorial to your son. I am sure it will give you comfort as you struggle with your grief. My daughter died in 1989 when she was almost six years old. I would still like to do something like this to honor her!
What an amazing work of love, thank you for sharing. Found you from Quiltville, love her and enjoy all that she introduces so many of us to through her blog. I will be tuning in to see what you have up next. Thank you, Mary
So so amazing! A true labour of love!
This is a wonderful work. I like it.
LG
Alexandra
Just wow! It is beautiful.
What an amazing quilt! Your quilt first came to my attention when I was watching the Bonnie Hunter QuiltCam. It is a marvellous way to remember and go our your son. So like the lovely photo of him. I too lost a son, in 1996 when Christopher was 21 so I understand the journey you have started. It took me ten years to make a Memory Quilt of Christopher. I used his shirts and photos of him at different stages of his life. But it is a cupboard not up in the living room as part of your family like your quilt portrait.
Sorry, just reread my comment. There is a typo. Sentence should read: " it is a marvellous way to remember and honour your son".
Thankyou every one. I really do appreciate your kindness and inspiration.
Keep on bloggin'
Absolutely Stunning. xxxxx
It looks stunning Jo, well done, I'm sure John would love it too, I'm sure he's watching over you & Tony and everything you do. It's a wonderful tribute to John and something to treasure for years to come. love Christine xxxx
Hello Jo, Your sons memorial quilt is truly amazing, just beautiful. So precious to have for the family.
Followed the link from Quiltville, your quilt is amazing!! What a wonderful remembrance for everyone! Works of love are the best. Prayers that it helped bring the healing for you, too.
I can't believe it only took since June to make!!
I too followed Bonnie's link from Quiltville and am so moved by your beautiful quilt of your son! Bless you and what a wonderful memory !! Prayers and Love coming your way....
wow oh my goodness Jo this is so awesome,i dont know how i missed this post.Oh i know how this will make you feel,wished i could do this for my little girl ,but we never took many pics but then and have no good ones of her.
Oh Jo this will make your heart sing and your handsome young man smile,you are so clever my friend and you have such a wonderful talent,sending big cyber hugs.xx
Oh! He is shining through! I adore this one Jo. xoxo
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