This plaque is one that I put together after we lost my parents. I made each of my five siblings one, but this design was for my sisters. For my two brothers the design was more masculine, but with the same saying. The saying was something my older sister said to me one day after my daddy passed. It was posted on a wall at the nursing home where my mother had to be placed. She was in final stages of Alzheimers, and it broke our hearts to see her there. Each design I stitched was in a color to go with their homes. This one project done with much love.

it's beautiful: the design and the saying!

What a wonderful thoughtful way to keep memories alive and it is so true.Maria

Wonderful job!! Love the saying!

love it and it is so true!!!hugs

nice text...

It's beautiful. What a thoughtful thing to do for the family.

Great job, I agree they are treasures !!

It's beautiful and touching!!!! Thank you for sharing it.
I found this project in one of the last pages and I thought that it deserves to be viewed again.

I'm touched with your memorial. It is a very beautiful and loving way of keeping memories alive.

A wonderful gift for your family to treasure.

so sweet, this is a great idea to keep a memories of a loved one.a*4U and 4all

What a wonderful way to keep memories, and love! I am sure your siblings really appreciate your love in the plague. Beautiful! H.*.

What a thoughtful gift. I totally agree with your thoughts. After we lose our parents , memories are so important. You deserve a flower.

This is certainly a work of love. Quite beautiful!

Too beautiful and sad. a rose for you, Meganne

A lovely idea and a beautiful keepsake. A flower for you.

very touching and beautiful.;)

Donna your plaque is beautiful. It's a wonderful memorial to your parents.

dlonna, that just seems to say it all. It is so beautiful. What font did you use? A flower for you.

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by dlonnahawkins 04 Mar 2008

Thank you - this font is actually a script font from my computer. I am able to pull these into my software and create the words. Unfortunately I can not remember exactly what one it was. I did not write it down anywhere. I seem to always do that, and then can not remember what i did.

dlonna, how very special and your family will treasure the memories and your thoughtfulness. Great work. A*4U