Showing posts with label Anne Gailhbaud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anne Gailhbaud. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Respiration

This year my husband is very ill with cancer.
I have seen a flag with a tree like lungs. 

Very many green for the respiration and the blue of the sky. In french, the rays in the sky are called "God 's fingers. I hope that God protects my husband; the flag is in my garden (with flowers, protective charms).

Kind regards and thanks for this project. Sewing has opened a window for me, and a protection for my family!

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Kindness Given

Anne Gailhbaud, from France, has shared many of her prayer flags with us and when her friend heard that Anne's husband was very ill she knew just the right thing to give to Anne:

Thank you Anne for sharing your friends beautiful prayers for you and your husband.  We wish you both many healing prayers and love.
Anne has photos of many beautiful flags on her Flickr Page: https://www.flickr.com/groups/1715420@N23/

Monday, June 30, 2014

Flags for Friends

Anne from France has sent us some flags that she has made for some friends.


"I have made 2 flags for friends:
One is for France who lives in Quebec and has some problems finding a place to work and live. She has some very new projects and I hope they can be realised. (On the flag is the Tower Eiffel for France and the Quebec flag for our 2 countries)."


"The second is for BEATRICE (an old friend also )who is very ill and cannot walk; she is in handicap "situation; so I give her WINGS (fairy, angel, dragon fly...) and the help of hollies...The feather brooch is in silver and from my mother..............sometimes we loose feathers....................."

Anne

Monday, June 9, 2014

Prayer Flags from France

by Anne

Anne Gailhbaud from France has sent us these photos of the flags she has made with her daughter and grandchildren.


by RaphaĆ«lle 5 

Theophile, 3

by Anne's daughter

by Anne

This last one has been done for her son who has a very important exam this week.
Merci Beaucoup Anne!