Still Time To Get Roses for Mother’s Day

Posted on May 7, 2009 by ovbrantley

Roses are Red, 74 x 94 inches, by O.V. Brantley, 2007.

This is a gentle reminder that Mother’s Day is Sunday. Try to get that special gift, but in a pinch you can’t go wrong with roses.

Roses are Red is currently on loan to the Helene Mills Senior Multi-Purpose Center, 515 John Wesley Dobbs Avenue, Atlanta, GA. In case there are mothers visiting the center who did not get live roses, I hope they will enjoy the quilt.

The beautiful machine quilting on Roses are Red was done by Sylvia Davis. I know all of my sorors of Delta Sigma Theta will love this quilt. Feel free to leave me a comment.

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I am a passionate quilter who also is the general counsel for a major urban county in Georgia. I manage to pursue my triple passions of motherhood, quilting and traveling.

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1 Response to Still Time To Get Roses for Mother’s Day

northernquilter says:

May 8, 2009 at 5:29 PM

What a beautiful quilt! I’m sure all the mother’s at the center will enjoy viewing it!

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