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Sunday, April 9, 2023

Happy Easter!

Have a safe and happy holiday!

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Red Needle Quilts

RSC Blocks turned into Flimsies - * My goal this year is to work on UFOs and WIPs.* *My UFO list is long as a freight train. I just have to start somewhere. This is what I did in January. * ...
Barbara Brackman's MATERIAL CULTURE

Quilt Journeys: Bird Borders - *Quilt Journeys* State Birds in a Scalloped Border in *Morris Muse* fabrics During this Anniversary Year of the Declaration of Independence I am thinki...
gladiquilts

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Civil War Quilts

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I LIKE TO CREATE

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