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Hearts |
My Mother will be 79 shortly after Valentine's Day, so I decided to make some hearts for her. She has lost most of her sight and hearing to macular degeneration and Meniere's Disease so I tried to make the hearts interesting to touch. |
This first group of hearts was created in the past month when the entire family was battling the flu. I had the extra added bonus of an ear infection. My, Mother, the only one of us who had her flu shot, ended up in the hospital for 8 days. She just came home and is on the mend. I will be doing small hearts for a necklace soon: one heart for each day of the week. |
A gold heart to represent Mom's heart of gold |
An antiqued heart because we both love old china. |
Lilies of the Valley, Mom's favorite flower |
We live in peach country. (yes, a peach, not an orange. This is the color of the juiciest peaches fresh picked off the tree. Delicious!) |
Bright and full of textures |
Bright and very smooth to the touch |
My siblings and I. The oldest in the middle, 2 youngest on the ends. I am second from the left and my sister is second from the right. We don't look quite this funny in real life. My Mom can now reach out and touch us! |
This heart is to cherish the memory of my only sister, Anne, who lost her battle with breast cancer in 1998 at the very young age of 41. I made the heart in my sister's favorite color and looped the pink ribbon around to the back to make and A. |
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