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Machine pieced, machine quilted, machine and hand embroidered, hand appliqued and hand beaded. Lynden, Washington was made in response to the Friendship Star Quilters Guild challenge to make a quilt of a manhole cover with a Japanese fabric. The quilt could be of a manhole cover that was included in Shirley MacGregor's books or a different city or a fictitious town. Instead of depicting the manholes that don't stay put in Georgetown, Washington, DC, Margreta designed a manhole depicting her hometown, Lynden, Washington. The design is based on the town logo. Margreta used water soluble stabilizer to capture First Christian Reformed Church and the windmill. 36" x 38" Quilt displayed at AQS 2003 Quilt Exposition, Nashville, TN, August 2003. |
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