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    Old 11-04-2011, 05:55 AM
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    Default Grandmother's quilt 1922

    Deep down I think this is the one that got it all started. Like I don't have enough iron's in the fire.
    Goldie Blanch Burns made this quilt as she lay in bed recovering from a Copperhead Snake bite on her foot.
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    Old 11-04-2011, 05:58 AM
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    Beautiful, such precise piecing
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    Beautiful, especially when you consider how it was made. Looks like it been much loved and much used. I hope you treasure it.
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    Very pretty. What a treasure.
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    I found something similar to this when my father in law passed away in 2001. We were going through some of his things and I found a trunk that had old quilts in it and in the bottom was a quilt top. Such a great find to work on and finish for my husband.
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    That is very special!
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    What a treasure. It looks great. That is a lot of work for hand piecing.

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    Old 11-04-2011, 06:30 AM
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    Yes, this is a treasure. Not just for me but my family as well. I have tried to instell a love of history in my kids, I just hope it takes. People don't realize just how much of are American history is thrown away every day.
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    It is beautiful!!!!!
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    What a pretty quilt. You have a treasure.
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