Barbara Brackman has a new blog about quilts and the War of 1812. Take a look: http://quilt1812warandpiecing.blogspot.com/
If it’s anywhere as good as her: http://civilwarquilts.blogspot.com/ Civil War Quilts blog, you’ll want to check it often!
Barbara Brackman’s New Blog: “Quilt 1812 War and Piecing”
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Posted by woodhavenstudio on September 6, 2011
https://aboutquilts.wordpress.com/2011/09/06/barbara-brackmans-new-blog-quilt-1812-war-and-piecing/
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/ February 12, 2013I am looking for the quilt block history for the Wood Lily, which was show cased in the lastest quilt magazine. I made myown version, but would like the history on it…on the internet the block came up totally different…than the one shown in the Quilter’s newsletter by Jeananne Wright, it’s her antique quilt…thanks bobbie rumler of vail az
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/ August 5, 2013I would like to sell the Women’s Voices quilt that I made, and I need permission from Barbara Brackman to do so. How do I get that?
You need to contact her.
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