FABRIC THERAPY: Grandmother's last quilt

FABRIC THERAPY - some people take pills to keep them sane...I take 100% cotton.

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Monday, October 12, 2009

Is it OK to "go rogue" and "get all maverick-y" ?

I used to love the expressions "going rogue" and "getting all maverick-y"...at least until all the American Presidential...

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Teresa Rawson: Tuscumbia, Alabama, United States; I'm a wife, mother of an actress, quilter, musician, former research biochemist, compulsive organizing freak, and a lover of the history surrounding quilting. I am drawn to all forms of quilting, but particularly like to do hand applique and hand quilting, which I tend to approach with a wacky, weird sense of humor most of the time. After dabbling with pattern doodling and worn down by requests, I'm offering some patterns for purchase through my humble online store (see the link above). I have recently returned to my state of origin, Alabama, after 25 years in the Midwest...wasn't really a Midwesterner, but not really a Southerner anymore...in limbo!

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