I am looking for something that might be impossible to find anymore
08-08-2015, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by elnan
I think what you are looking for is:
"the OREGON PEDDLER
Lighthouse & Covered Bridge Quilt Blocks
P. O. Box 241
Sixes, Oregon 97476"
Oh yes this is it. Come to think on it I bought the others at Forget Me Knots in Bandon. I will make a trip to see if they can get me what I need. Thanks. And where on the net did you find this info...I searched for hours and found nothing.
or "Oregon Covered Bridges - Designs by J. Marie Norris" , also from Oregon Peddler, same address. They come in Navy or Brown.
"the OREGON PEDDLER
Lighthouse & Covered Bridge Quilt Blocks
P. O. Box 241
Sixes, Oregon 97476"
Oh yes this is it. Come to think on it I bought the others at Forget Me Knots in Bandon. I will make a trip to see if they can get me what I need. Thanks. And where on the net did you find this info...I searched for hours and found nothing.
or "Oregon Covered Bridges - Designs by J. Marie Norris" , also from Oregon Peddler, same address. They come in Navy or Brown.
08-08-2015, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by kellen46
OH yes this is it....thanks so much. I
08-08-2015, 07:08 AM
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I'm always thrilled to see how willing everyone is to help out a quilter with their knowledge and time. Life is so face-paced and often de-personalized that it does the heart good to see folks supporting and reaching out to others.
08-08-2015, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by coopah
I have the Oregon Trail blocks...still to be put into a creation, so yes, I know what you're talking about. How did you use yours...did you make other blocks to surround them or...?? I didn't see the covered bridges or the lighthouses. The quilt shop I bought my Oregon Trail blocks from was the Newport, Oregon, shop. If they are still there, you could contact them and see if they know anything. They used to carry a lot of local interest items.
Yes, I agree with lindaschipper about Tartan's knowledge! She is just amazing!!
Yes, I agree with lindaschipper about Tartan's knowledge! She is just amazing!!
08-09-2015, 03:42 AM
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Kellen46, thanks for letting me know how you used your blocks. Pictures would be helpful. The Oregon Trail blocks need way more to make a quilt size. Maybe I'll make a runner for the foot of the bed. Hmm...
Tessagin, that quilt is gorgeous! It's so fun to see embroidery coming back and being used in quilts! Nice work! Agree that a copper color would be better than flat brown.
Tessagin, that quilt is gorgeous! It's so fun to see embroidery coming back and being used in quilts! Nice work! Agree that a copper color would be better than flat brown.
08-09-2015, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted by kellen46
I have some printed quilt blocks that are line drawings of Oregon Light houses, blue lines on white, and a set of Oregon trail line drawings, brown on white. I thought I had a set of Oregon covered bridges, line drawn pictures on muslin. These are sort of like illustrations from a book. I cannot find the covered bridges I thought I had, I have done the light houses and Oregon trail quilts and wanted the covered bridges as well. It does not have to be Oregon covered bridges, just covered bridges in general. All I can find are painted full color ones...anyone understand what I am talking about? I have googled until I am blue and cannot find them...somewhere is a set languishing in a stash....can anyone help me find them?
There are 12 blocks, Good Luck to You.
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