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28 September 2011

Wordless Wednesday - Cheddar

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Labels: antique-quilt, quilt-show

9 comments:

KC Quilter6:22 AM
Gorgeous!!!
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Anonymous6:42 AM
I just love cheddar in quilts!
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Impera Magna6:49 AM
What lovely quilts!
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Three Birds Inspired7:15 AM
Love vintage quilts!!
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Libby3:24 PM
Cheddar is so delicious in so many ways *s*
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Marilyn Robertson8:48 PM
Loving the Cheddar!
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KaHolly6:46 AM
Very nice. I like the composition of this picture!!
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Quilts And Pieces12:59 PM
Ahhh those are my kind of wordless picture!
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MARCIE5:19 PM
Wow--love that photo!
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