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Lori’s Notebook

Youssef: A Life of Passionate Inquiry

September 27, 2017

According to Youssef’s wife, Lindsay, Youssef was impeccably fashionable from “toe to ankle”. I wasn’t completely sure what that meant until I opened up the box of his clothing and saw his fabulous collection of striped socks. Read more >

Categories: Memorial Quilts, Quilts

A Loving Grandmother

August 30, 2017

Nina’s grandmother, Suzanne, had a penchant for clean, well-refined lines. She led a well-ordered life, full of love for her granddaughter. She dressed neatly and loved flowers and the color blue. Read more >

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Remembering Sorrel

July 5, 2017

 

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The first thing that hit me when I opened Sorrel’s box of clothes was the sweet honey smell of baby skin. Read more >

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Alfredo’s Map: A Memorial Quilt

April 25, 2017

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From everything his daughter, Phyllis, shared with me about Alfredo, the thing that stood out most was his dedication to his work and the work that he did with his hands. Read more >

Categories: Memorial Quilts, Quilts

Frances’ Flower

February 14, 2017

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The idea that I would ever get to make a quilt out of cashmere never really crossed my mind until recently. I was asked by my friend, Ruth, to make a memorial quilt to honor her mother, Frances, who passed away last fall. Read more >

Categories: Memorial Quilts, Special Occasion Quilts, Textiles, Uncategorized

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From Lori’s Notebook

  • Fernando’s Bandanas

    This is the second of two blog posts featuring memorial quilts I made that honor two brothers, Salvador and Fernando.

  • Salvador’s Collections

    I knew from the moment I got on the conference call with Salvador’s daughter Paulina and Salvador’s niece Monica that this memorial quilt project would be infused with excitement and liveliness.

  • Bill’s Libraries

    Among the things that Bill’s wife Laurie found in his shirt pockets after he died were peanut shells – leftovers from when he would walk in the park with a book in one hand, feeding the squirrels with the other.

  • Olivia’s Library
  • Clifton’s Ties and Shirts

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