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11/15/2018

making at it's finest

Tonight I have something really special for you.  Sent to me by my sister Dottie.  She sends me the best stuff.  Click on the link below for a video about "making".  Make sure you have 14 minutes to watch.  Then watch it again.  That's what I did.  

 

 

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jacki long

Yes, I have seen it before and was inspired all over again. Thank you for sharing, Carol.

Posted by: jacki long | 11/16/2018 at 02:49 AM

stacey

Did i here them right that the man took the quilt to be in the museum but never paid them for the quilt? Doesn't seem right.

Posted by: stacey | 11/16/2018 at 07:22 AM

Susan

Wow! What a powerful, and enlightening, film. It makes me sad, and a little angry, to hear that they didn't get paid for their quilts.

Posted by: Susan | 11/16/2018 at 04:46 PM

Carolyn Dietrich

Thank you for sharing this inspiring documentary. These women have such strong faith and they rise above their circumstances and create beauty out of scraps. To have someone take advantage of that is so sad. I'm glad it didn't stop them from continuing to make beautiful quilts.

Posted by: Carolyn Dietrich | 11/21/2018 at 11:57 AM

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