Tag Archives: Block of the Month

Brown Sugar Stitchers Block of the Month Underway

Posted on September 17, 2010 by ovbrantley

The Brown Sugar Stitchers Quilt Guild block-of-the-month (BOM) is underway for 2010-11. Because I love Christmas, I decided to make my blocks out of Christmas fabrics with a black and white background. This seems like a painless way to get … Continue reading →

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Jazzy Stars On Loan to Bowden Senior Center

Posted on February 18, 2010 by ovbrantley

Jazzy Stars, my newest quilt, is on loan to the Bowden Senior Multi-purpose Facility in East Point, GA. The exhibit is part of the Clara Ford Foundation’s annual Big Mama’s Legacy Tour of Quilts. Jazzy Stars was a Block of the … Continue reading →

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Do Flowers Dream?

Posted on December 4, 2007 by ovbrantley

Do Flowers Dream? is a quilt that I worked on for over a year. It is a block of the month quilt sponsored by the Intown Quilt Shop. All of the blocks were appliqued by hand. I enjoy participating in Block … Continue reading →