Tuesday, July 10, 2012
A few more Cheddar Quilts
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Simple post today. Just some more of the cheddar quilts I saw at the musuem. Above was another of my favorites!
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16 comments from wonderful readers:
What an amazing museum! I love them all!
These are gorgeous quilts. It's been such a treat to see them here as I won't be able to make it there to see them in person. Thanks so much for sharing them with us!
i love cheddar in quilts. interesting story about the flower.
Love the quilts, really beautiful designs and colors.
Debbie
I really liked your posts, great story and stunning quilts, beautiful in their display in the barn.
Your favorite is my favorite!
Thank you again for sharing the pictures of these cheddar quilts. I think l see a cheddar quilt in my near future!!!
oh just beautiful you know how much I love cheddar :)
thanks for sharing! wish I could have gone with you, an incredible exhibit of quilts
Kathie
more great cheddar quilts! love them
Beautiful quilts (and post). Great setting and pictures.
Thank you for sharing!
Gorgeous! I love that last one! Thank you so much for sharing these pictures. Simply beautiful!
Oh my....LOVE anything cheddar! These are wonderful!!
Wow Dawn, what an exciting display of cheddar quilts! Looks like a great museum, and a fun trip/1
These are all amazing quilts, but my favorite is the first one. Love that cheddar!
Thanks for sharing! Those are amazing and inspiring! Visit our blog when you have time and enter our giveaway for a great Jan Patek primitive quilt and rug hooking book!
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Thanks so much for sharing these cheddar quilts. I found your posts on the last day of the exhibit and was able to see the quilts in person!
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