If any of you would like to do such a project with a group of children or for a family reunion/50th Anniversary, I'd be glad to share what I have learned. Just don't ask me to pick up a needle and thread.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Oh How We Love to Color
Last summer, I taught Sunday School to children preparing to enter First Grade. I love quilts. And children love to color. Originally, I intended to have the kids illustate portions of the Bible Stories I was sharing during Circle Time on muslin. The curriculum did not lend itself to such a project - no Creation, no Ark, Burning Bush, or Lion's Den. I chose, instead, to have the children capture some of the more common Christian symbols - rainbow, country church, lion, earth, cross and so on - with fabric markers. It took longer to complete the squares than I originally intended. Ella, one of the amazing seamstresses from the Sewing Circle at my church, transformed our squares into a beautiful quilt that I have passed on to our Children's Ministry Director.
If any of you would like to do such a project with a group of children or for a family reunion/50th Anniversary, I'd be glad to share what I have learned. Just don't ask me to pick up a needle and thread.
If any of you would like to do such a project with a group of children or for a family reunion/50th Anniversary, I'd be glad to share what I have learned. Just don't ask me to pick up a needle and thread.
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