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Saturday, December 08, 2007

Christmas Traditions part of Clara Ford Foundation Christmas Tour of Quilts

Christmas Traditions is a row by row quilt created by the quilt store Quilts and Fixins in Jonesboro, Georgia. This quilt has a little of everything in it -- stars, trees, candy canes and Santa. The quilt measures 73 x 83 inches.

Christmas Traditions is on display during the month of December at the Helene Mills Multi-purpose Senior Center, 515 John Wesley Dobbs, Atlanta, GA 30315 as part of the Clara Ford Foundation 1st Annual Christmas Tour of Quilts.

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: Name: O.V. Brantley; Location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Soon after beginning to quilt, I inherited eight of my grandmother's quilts. My grandmother Clara Ford was born December 12, 1892 and died May 20, 1966. She lived and quilted in Crossett, Arkansas. My mother was one of her six children. This site is dedicated to her memory,the preservation of her quilts and the preservation of antique quilts made by African Americans. I started quilting as a way to balance the stress in a high profile job. Along the way, I found my bliss. I love the notion of putting together pieces that may be ugly standing alone, but become gloriously beautiful when made a part of the whole. I love sharing my bliss by giving my quilts to others. I am a founding member of the Brown Sugar Stitchers Quilt Guild in Atlanta. The members are predominantly African American, and their unique view of color and style is a source of constant inspiration for me. I am the founder of the Clara Ford Foundation, a foundation that honors my grandmother's quilts.

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Saturday, December 08, 2007

Christmas Traditions part of Clara Ford Foundation Christmas Tour of Quilts

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