Chinese Whispers

[Renata L.]

Looks like Fuji-san to me! Really like the rock garden and its colors and lines--great composition, color and the zen quality this piece evokes! Yoku-dekimashita! (you did well!) Please pass my compliments to your son, Rita!

[Lotti D.]

excellent ! yup - you both did very well!
am totally jealous!

[Nancy R.]

Wow, definitely following in his mom's footsteps! Except maybe for the rock in the middle....

Nancy

[Lois B.]

Rita, Your son does very nice work!

[Maureen A.]

Love your son's small quilt Rita. Yes, definitely following in his Mum's footsteps. A very creative family all together

[Maureen A.]

Ditto to what's been said Rita. You got to be a very proud Mama! Congrats to the talented boy.

[Maureen A.]

VERY nice little Japanese quilt - Creativity runs in your family, Rita. Bravo!

[wendy w.]

Well done your boy. The rock on the left looks like a face on its side :? The middle one just looks like a pile of rocks :roll:

[Kathy H.]

Rita: Very nice work by your son. Will it embarrass him too much, or will you tell him about the compliments he gets here? I think he has really captured his subject/theme well and the colors are inspired. I love the peach(?) on the rock wall and sand, and the fabric for the mountain shows shadows from clouds and a patch of bright sunlight. If he put it up for aution, I would bid! Of course we all hope that he continues to incorporate quilting/sewing/fabric in his artistic endeavors. Thanks for sharing with us.

[Kathy H.]

Great piece of work by your son there Rita - are you now going to share your sewing space more often?

[Rita C.]

Kathy I did read him all the comments and he is delighted. I am very proud of him - he has great stamina for things he is interested in.

As for sharing my sewing room Rosemary - never! :lol:

[Renata L.]

Oooooh, Rita! NEVER say "NEVER"... :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Norma H.]

Nice work you son (and you) have done here. Love the colors

[Constance G.]

Rita, isn't it wonderful to see the creative spark pass to the next generation? Kudos to you for nurturing it!

[Lois B.]

Yes, Rita it is wonderful that you have nurtured this interest in your son. I would so much like to do the same in my extended family. I have 4 grown nieces who live in my town. There are six small children ages 2-10. You'd think I could hook one of them. So far no success, but I keep thinking about how I might nuture the love of quilting.