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Busy Making Baby Quilts for 2012 Atlanta Quilt Festival

Posted on July 1, 2012 by ovbrantley

The Clara Ford Foundation is seeking donations of hand crafted baby quilts to auction at the 2012 Atlanta Quilt Festival, so this week I am busy making baby quilts. Since I have waited until the last minute, luckily there are … Continue reading →

Posted in A Quilter's Life, My Treasured Heirlooms, News from the Clara Ford Foundation, What's In My Hoop? | Tagged 2012 Atlanta Quilt Festival, African American, African American quilter, baby quilt, India Brantley, India's Prima Ballerina Stars, O.V. Brantley, South Fulton Arts Center | Leave a comment

India’s Prima Ballerina Stars at Library

Posted on October 23, 2009 by ovbrantley

India’s Prima Ballerina Stars is currently on loan to the Cleveland Avenue Library, 47 Cleveland Avenue, Atlanta, GA as part of its Breast Cancer Awareness program. I tend to document my daughter India’s life through quilts. This quilt was made for her … Continue reading →

Posted in A Quilter's Life, My Life as a Mom, Quiltmaker's Daughter | Tagged African American quilter, Atlanta Ballet, Breast Cancer Awareness, Cleveland Avenue Library, fabric art, India Brantley, India's Prima Ballerina Stars, O.V. Brantley, patchwork, quilts, The Nutcracker | Leave a comment

India’s Prima Ballerina Stars

Posted on August 20, 2006 by ovbrantley

I remember being so excited to find brown ballerinas in the fabric store. I knew my ballerina had to have a quilt made out of this fabric. India received the quilt on January 5, 1992, her 10th birthday.