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A Mother’s Glory Finds a New Home
All who know me, know that I consider raising my daughter India my greatest work — greater than any degree, greater than any job. I made A Mother’s Glory to convey that sentiment. This quilt was recently purchased by a … Continue reading
Happy Mother’s Day!
I have enjoyed every minute of my 18+ years of being a mother. I think most mothers feel this way. Not being one who ever indulged in self-hatred, I have tried to make India an improved spitting image of me. … Continue reading
A Mother’s Glory at Allen Temple this Sunday
A Mother’s Glory will be one of the quilts on display at a quilt exhibit being held Sunday, February 21, 2010 at the Allen Temple A.M.E. Church in Atlanta. This exhibit is part of the church’s celebration of Black History … Continue reading
A Mother’s Glory
I manage to make time to quilt no matter what else is going on in my life. It’s just a matter of prioritizing, and after all, it is quilting that keeps me sane. A Mother’s Glory is my latest creation. It measures … Continue reading
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