Mammy's Quilt Top
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This quilt will go to Okemah, Ok to the Okfuske County Museum and the library. This quilt top was created by my grandmother (Mammy). A picture and my grandmother and my grandfather will go on it. My Mammy created the top and I finished it. The bricks are represented by: My grandfather John Alexander and my Uncle Frank laid the brick down Main St. in the town of Okemah. My grandfather was also the Indian Agent.
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I love the brick borders...WOW. The colours in Mammy's quilt are beautiful. Any idea how old the quilt top is?
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I like the brick border too!
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beautiful......................
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Beautiful quilt! Beautiful story!
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Beautiful quilt! I'm fascinated by the brick border.
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Beautiful quilt!
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yes the brick border is very creative
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love the story very pretty quilt
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Your Mammy certainly made a beautiful quilt. I love the story behind it and the meaning of the bricks.
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What a wonderful memory - the bricks you created are the perfect border. So glad this quilt and the story behind it will be shared with others.
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Just terrific, great job and thank you for sharing,
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Wonderful history along with this heirloom. Thanks for sharing.
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All of your quilts are beautiful!! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing this quilt. The story makes it that much more precious.
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Love this quilt. I have the same fabric you used the in border, I may use your idea for one of my quilts.
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Great story to go with your family heirloom.What a privilege,finishing what your Grma started :thumbup:
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Lovely quilt!
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I love this quilt.....beautiful....... ;-)
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What a beautiful quilt! And the borders so perfect!
Thanks for sharing it's story! :) |
Beautiful quilt
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Such a wonderful, wonderful story! The quilt is beautiful and I love how the bricks set it all off. Thank you for sharing the history with us.
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