Monday, October 08, 2012
Stitch Like an Egyptian
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10 comments from wonderful readers:
Amazing stuff!!! Loved seeing these incredible creations! Thanks!
Beautiful!!
Wow interesting quilts alright - very fascinating use of colour and design..and such intricate stitching...thanks for sharing!!
what an amazing exhibit, and so lucky of you to be able to see it first hand! Thanks for sharing with the rest of us!!
very interesting! I have a friend making an Egyptian quilt and I'll send her the link to this.
The intricate work is incredible!
amazing hand work
amazing hand work
WoW! Stunning! Thank you so much for sharing! Cheers!
Beautiful quilts. Hope you had a wonderful time in Des Moines. Janita
I saw this exhibit in Grand Rapids. The quilts were so amazing. Did you get to see the men stitching? They work so quickly.
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