Another example of German Impressionism
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"It will never be seen from a galloping horse." --my grandmother, about sewing mistakes
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Goals for October/November
- continue with bargello for Sophie
- sew together one star sampler
- piece blue tumbling blocks
- finish Grandmother's Fan blocks
- finish appliqué on Amish Dahlia*
Projects
- Red Mennonite for Gwyneth**
- * in progress
- ** top finished
- Lily Pads (Amish Dahlia) for Imelda*
- Rose Garden for Livia**
- Yellow and Blue Star for Franny*
- Friendship Star for Laura Ann**
- Grandmother's Fan for Marcos*
- Log Cabin*
- Hidden Spools for Christian and Erika
- batik Bear's Paw
- Blue and White Sampler*
- Ragtime in pink and brown for new baby
- Ragtime for Bärbel
- 3 doll quilts**
- Ode to Imperfection (for Lisa) **
- Sister's Choice for Mia **
- Basil Garden**
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