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Lori’s Notebook

Michael’s Robes

November 25, 2018

I was so touched some months ago when, Sharon, my former professor of textile art, contacted me to make three memorial quilts to honor her husband, Michael. Two were to be made for Michaels’ son and daughter, and one for Sharon. Read more >

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Al’s Life of Service

November 4, 2018

First and foremost, Al Magurn was a man of service. Loyal to the core, Al served in the military for 35 years and was devoted to his life partner, Leslie, for 56 years. Read more >

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9 Quilts in James’ Honor – Part 2

September 27, 2018

This is the second of a 2-part blog post about a series of nine memorial quilts I made for a grieving family in Texas. Read more >

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Michael’s Tune

September 13, 2018

I always feel a special kinship to the memorial quilts I make that honor other artists. Creating Michael’s Tune was no exception. Read more >

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Dirck’s Islamic Star

June 10, 2018

Sometimes a person’s clothing isn’t the right material for a memorial quilt. Read more >

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From Lori’s Notebook

  • Olivia’s Library

    How can you not love a career librarian?

  • Clifton’s Ties and Shirts

    When it comes to making a memorial quilt from a man’s shirts and ties, I would say the majority of my clients opt to have them combined together within their quilt – not so with Clifton’s quilts.

  • Sam’s Pants

    Even though Sam’s mother Christine told me that Sam was a sharp dresser and loved to wear brightly colored pants, I was still surprised and thrilled when I lifted a whole collection of red pants out of the box she sent.

  • Remembering Jim and James
  • Steve’s Tommy Bahama Quilts

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