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Sunday, April 9, 2023

Happy Easter!

Have a safe and happy holiday!

Posted by Michele McLaughlin at 6:54 AM

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Norway said...: Thanks for teaching us so much with your blog; April 11, 2023 at 5:48 AM

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Michele McLaughlin: Pennsylvania, United States; A passionate quilt collector, I love sharing my enthusiasm about the history of quilting and the women who shaped our sewing. For information about programs available, visit my website at www.michelejmclaughlin.com or email me at mickiemclaug58@yahoo.com.

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