A Needle in Her Cloth
The Red Plaid Dress Collection
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School girls made fun
of my dresses with white collars.
Laughing, “Where did you get them?
The fruit stand in the holler?”
Dad said they were poor
and couldn’t spare a dime,
So I wore those homemade dresses
with an extra ounce of pride.
…
Sewn with grace and love,
I never knew the woman’s name,
But the blessings I received from her
were blessings just the same.
Red plaid dress with crisp white collar
blowing in the breeze in Colfax holler.
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About the Book
Dear reader, each of us is given the opportunity to have a part in the design of our lives. This is like a seamstress who uses needle and thread to turn cloth into a beautiful article of clothing—we are given the freedom to search and magnify our lives. This book is about divinely opening the door to your heart. It is my desire that you will be able to open your heart to whatever it is that you need and that you will have the courage to continue the journey.
About the Author
Sherree Dawn Gray Sanders lives in Greer, South Carolina with her husband, John, and three children: Benjamin, Kristina, and Justin. She is a registered nurse, teaches first grade Sunday school, and enjoys painting and playing the guitar in her leisure time.