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7STITCH
Crossroads 4, appearing in 7STITCH: Contemporary Testile Art from Kentucky and the Surrounding States, Morehead KY, June 1 - August 30
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My quilt "Big Ice" is at top left on the cover. The exhibit, organized by Studio Art Quilt Associates, debuted at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in November.
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okay, how did you get the ones which look like you were a couple feet from the chap in the air? out of the window of a building?
ReplyDeleteSandy in the UK
You can see in the middle photos that the tree was pretty close to our house and the deck (one reason we had to take it down -- we were afraid that if it fell it would be onto the house). That plus a zoom!
ReplyDeleteHello Kathleen! Did you decide to take it down because it was getting too old and was going to drop into the house? Or just decided it was time to go? Either way you got some great shots in. God bless, and happy gardening!!
ReplyDelete-Tony Salmeron