Creating a Momster

Mothers of tweens and teens, have we got a web site for you! We know it's awesome because we built it—to serve as a virtual gathering place for like-minded moms who want to make new friends, vent, decompress or all of the above. It's different from Facebook because it's not about reconnecting with people from the past. It's about your right-now life raising kids, wondering if you're crazy, hoping they're OK. You can plug into our network of mom members without judgment and share as much as you'd like. Interesting conversations about money, prayer, cell phones, chores and much more are flying back and forth. All that's missing is you! Come on over to momster.com and jump in, the water's great. /Jonna, articles director 

Comments

[Nell Coyle]

This comment is not for creating a momster it is for an article in February's issue of FC. In it you stated that you sent articles of clothing to Willow Creek Studio in PA and received back a keepsake QUILT. I was very interested so I checked out their website and nowhere on that site is there a mention of quilts, it is blankets, totes or gift certificates. I am a little confused as to whether or not you received a blanket or quilt.Can you tell me how I may get a quilt instead of a blanket? Please clarify and thank you.

[Jonna]

Hi Nell. Sorry for any confusion. The memory blanket is what I had made by Willow Creek Studio. I used the word "quilt" interchangeably because the kids' clothes were cut into squares and stitched together, and then backed with cotton chenille. The result is very quilt-like. However, there is no batting in between the layers. The chenille is so fluffy, though, that the blanket is substantial and snuggly. The workmanship is awesome. I am a major Willow Creek fan. Hope this helps clarify. /Jonna