Connie’s Precious Memories

Posted on July 22, 2010 by ovbrantley

Connie's Precious Memories, 64 x 77 inches, by O.V. Brantley, 2009.

Connie Marshall retired from Coca Cola Enterprises. When I located the coke bottle fabric, I knew it had to be the focus of her quilt. The back of Connie’s quilt is equally important. It captures her love of travel. The family fabrics are part of the logs in this crazy log cabin quilt.

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I am a passionate quilter who also is the general counsel for a major urban county in Georgia. I manage to pursue my triple passions of motherhood, quilting and traveling.

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karoda says:

July 23, 2010 at 4:54 AM

How fun this will be for the recipient!

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Jeff says:

August 14, 2010 at 9:25 PM

This is wonderful. I remember working for Connie as an intern and it does’nt surprise me that coke bottles are included in her quilt. This makes me smile. This is a wonderful quilt. Congratulations Connie!!!

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