On this Veteran's day, I honor my grandfathers and my uncle Jere. Thank you for your service and I wish the world was a kinder place that hadn't needed you to risk your lives for us. But you did and I thank you! Thank you to all who serve.
My Grandpa Chaz after he climbed Mt Fuji. My grandmother went to Japan on a cargo ship in order to be with him. She did not climb the mountain. ;-) I only have vague memories of him, as he died of a heart attack when I was three. I wish I knew you more. The stories my grandma tells make me realize that we would have been great friends, not just family. 
My Pop Pop and Gum (I dedicated the breast cancer challenge to her!) they have been married for over 60 years. They've known each other since kindergarten. How cute is that?
So here's my entry for the THX challenge!
Didn't really do Huggins correctly, and I'm not sure I like it with the other two patterns, but I'm super pleased with the Trio. I may be cutting it out to use elsewhere.
Have a good one!
Great tile, your trio shows the embracement of love for your family, love the colors and your huggins background looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteLovely tile, I really like huggings in grey in the background and both the other tangles really pop in color!
ReplyDeleteYour trio shading is beautifully done! Great tile!
ReplyDelete'Trio est bien mis en valeur sur ce dessin!
ReplyDeleteYour tile is a beautiful tribute to these men!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful sharing and a great tile too. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteTrio is my favorite of these 3 tangles also. I don't know if your Huggins is "traditional", but I like the tile look you achieved.
ReplyDeleteLove your tri-tangled work...these were definitely a challenge this week and you made it look easy.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your loved ones with us. nice tile - I love your trio
ReplyDeleteGreat and warm tile!
ReplyDeleteNice effect with the color. Your Huggins reminds me of a cobblestone street,
ReplyDeletei love how your Huggins looks like a stone path! i think its awesome!
ReplyDeleteNice tile. Lovely blog, thank you for sharing.
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