The Duncan Project: Quilt #129 Sterling and Kaylene Harris donated by Young Women of Heritage Park 6th Ward

Wednesday, March 5, 2025

Quilt #129 Sterling and Kaylene Harris donated by Young Women of Heritage Park 6th Ward

Quilt #129 was given to the Sterling and Kaylene Harris Family. The Harris family had a baby boy named Milo who died of SIDS when he was 3 months old.

When the Young Women of the Heritage Park 6th Ward heard that this sweet family lost their baby, they were heartbroken, and all agreed that they wanted to make a Duncan Quild for this sweet family. So for the next month these Young Women got together often to make this beautiful quilt of love.

We hope this family will use this quilt and feel our love as they wrap themselves up in it. There is so much love in the stitches....

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The Beginning

The Duncan Project was conceived one day shortly after Duncan's passing while I was out walking the dog. At the time, I was praying and pleading for understanding and acceptance. One of the tender mercies I received was a very clear answer that it was God's will and that "it's okay." Armed with that knowledge, I looked for a way to process my own grief, while turning my heart to God and honoring Duncan. To learn the lessons Heavenly Father has for us and in response increase my love and support to those in need.

I remember distinctly two separate occasions in my life of great distress where I received a handmade quilt. These were not merely blankets for warmth (which in one instance was very much needed) but works of art. The best loving hands have to offer and I felt deeply comforted. I could feel the love in the stitches.

My mind started to contemplate if these quilts could be created as a comfort and a way to show love to those in time of joyful or difficult transition. Would this also be the means of healing for my broken heart? The Spirit whispered yes. I have invited close friends and family to join me in making quilts and identifying recipients. In this blog, I will tell the stories of givers and receivers. So the journey of a 100 quilts begins....