Tag Archives: African Starry Night
African Starry Night Is My First Quilt to Be Licensed
It is not unusual for people to love my quilts. There is just something about touching the fabric, remembering your grandmother, and reflecting on the love and patience that went into making it that makes it impossible not to love … Continue reading
African Starry Night Finds A New Home in A New Country
African Starry Night, 63 x 79 inches, by O.V. Brantley, 2006. I am so honored that the American Embassy in Quito, Ecuador purchased African Starry Night for its “Afrodecendientes” exhibit. I shipped it to its new home yesterday. According to Elisabeth … Continue reading
African Starry Night Receives Accolades from Library
African Starry Night recently returned home after being on exhibit during Black History Month at the Doraville Library in Dekalb County. I exhibit my quilts for the same reason I give so many of them away. I just love sharing … Continue reading
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