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Monthly Archives: February 2011
More Kansas Memories -Tumbleweeds
If you were reared in the Kansas sand hills as I was, or another state “out that way,” you know about tumbleweeds. But, in case you don’t know, tumbleweeds grow along the sides of roads and anywhere they can. They … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Musings, How Tos - Quilt Making
Tagged Creative Process, Family Farms, Kansas, Quilting, Retirement, Sons of the Pioneers, Tumbleweeds
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The QuiltToonist 
Remnants of a Family Farm
A few years ago, I took a photo of an old abandoned farm house and decided this week to make a QuiltToon™ of that subject. As an older adult who was a child of farm country Kansas, I admit I probably have a romanticized … Continue reading →