Threading the Needle
Platinum Print
Nancy Ford Cones (1869-1962)
American
Nancy Ford Cones
Ditto to what everyone has observed…It is a very touching photo..
I love this picture.
I love the juxtaposition of the old, gnarled hands and the plump little young ones. The concentration on the little girl’s face and the calm, patient look on the grandmother’s just warms my heart. Thanks!
That surely captures the teaching stage with love.
Heartwarming. I’m preparing to spend a week at camp with my granddaughters and am busy packing the hand sewing projects. 🙂
This so sweet. A grandmother so patient teaching a granddaughter to sew. I remember the days.
The photo is wonderful! Even more wonderful is that your site is back ;}
How precious! Thanks for posting these.
Wow, do platinum prints from this era look like sketches? This one is so beautiful!!!!
So sweet.
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Marta. south Georgia
Ditto to what everyone has observed…It is a very touching photo..
Ness
I love this picture.
Leslie Schmidt
I love the juxtaposition of the old, gnarled hands and the plump little young ones. The concentration on the little girl’s face and the calm, patient look on the grandmother’s just warms my heart. Thanks!
Phyllis
That surely captures the teaching stage with love.
annthompson51
Heartwarming. I’m preparing to spend a week at camp with my granddaughters and am busy packing the hand sewing projects. 🙂
Theresa
This so sweet. A grandmother so patient teaching a granddaughter to sew. I remember the days.
quilty2
The photo is wonderful! Even more wonderful is that your site is back ;}
Carolyn
How precious! Thanks for posting these.
Janet
Wow, do platinum prints from this era look like sketches? This one is so beautiful!!!!
ireneshooter
So sweet.
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