She crocheted hundreds of teddy bears and ornaments and scarves and clothes.
She donated them to the church and anonymously gifted them away.
When I left for college she knitted me a cozy blanket with my school's colors.
A labor of love she extended to all twelve of her grandkids.
I'd like to think Grandma and I had more in common than our love of chocolate.
We both loved working with our hands.
18" x 24", watercolor
This work comes framed with a white mat border.
**This painting has been accepted into the Art Ability Exhibition at Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital and will become available for purchase at the Preview Party in November. JOIN ME there for the first opportunity to see and purchase it.
She didn't call herself an artist.
She crocheted hundreds of teddy bears and ornaments and scarves and clothes.
She donated them to the church and anonymously gifted them away.
When I left for college she knitted me a cozy blanket with my school's colors.
A labor of love she extended to all twelve of her grandkids.
I'd like to think Grandma and I had more in common than our love of chocolate.
We both loved working with our hands.
18" x 24", watercolor
This work comes framed with a white mat border.
**This painting has been accepted into the Art Ability Exhibition at Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital and will become available for purchase at the Preview Party in November. JOIN ME there for the first opportunity to see and purchase it.