'Twas the Night Before Christmas Poem (A Quilters' Version from EverythingQuilts.com) T'was the night before Christmas and all through the house, "Then I can hang them and head off to finish When from out in the kitchen there arose such a crashing, When what to her wondering eyes should appear, "Now Elna, now Pfaff, now Bernina and Viking, "My Dear," said The Claus (as she liked to be called), The stitches, how fine! The corners, how straight! I told dear old Santa about what quilters do. They tidied their thread snips, and picked up the scraps (author unknown) |
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
I just read a beautiful quilty poem on this site and I have to share it with you:
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2 comments:
I've been spending a great time reading your blog - all of your archives, waaay back when you started. Your work is adorable and your tutorials priceless!!
This poem is precious and I am going to copy it to keep.
I am a Brazilian woman that grew up in a community of foreigners (my father was Austrian) and we used to have plenty of friends from Luxembourg (including the family doctor).
I will come back to visit you always.
Merry Christmas to you and your family! And a Great New Year!
Miriam
what A lovelt peom that I will have to share... Thank you
Merry Christmas Susan
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