Quilting The Kaye Wood Way Week of 5.30.12
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Home of the Brave
Superstar Quilt Pattern
Soldier’s Pride
Patriotic Dog
Americana
Star Spangled Quilt DVD
Cardinal DVD
View and Do Techniques DVD
Starmaker Design Concepts Technique DVD
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Fun Facts For Today, May 30, 2012….
May 30, 1783 – The Pennsylvania Evening Post became the first daily newspaper published in America.
May 30, 1922 – The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., was dedicated. The Memorial was designed by architect Henry Bacon and features a compelling statue of “Seated Lincoln” by sculptor Daniel Chester French.
May 30, 1943 – During World War II in the Pacific, the Aleutian Islands off the coast of Alaska were retaken by the U.S. 7th Infantry Division. The battle began on May 12 when an American force of 11,000 landed on Attu. In three weeks of fighting U.S. casualties numbered 552 killed and 1,140 wounded. Japanese killed numbered 2,352, with only 28 taken prisoner, as 500 chose suicide rather than be captured.
Birthday – Founder of the Russian empire Peter the Great (1672-1725) was born near Moscow. He vastly increased the power of the Russian monarchy and turned his backward country into a major power in the Western world. Among his accomplishments, he completely overhauled the government and the Greek Orthodox Church as well as the military system and tax structure. He built St. Petersburg, established printing presses and published translations of foreign books, modernized the calendar, simplified the Russian alphabet and introduced Arabic numerals. He died at age 52 and was succeeded by his wife Catherine.
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Show ‘N Tell….
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I started this quilt way back in 2000-ish. Found the Cowgirls (Moda – Lynn Brown paintings) at Quilt Festival in Houston and knew that they were perfect for a quilt for my Mother in Law, who was a cowgirl in her younger days and a darn good barrel-racer with her horse Goldie….Rebecca Canned Frogs! LOVE IT!!…..Antonia Submit your creations to us. We’ll put them on our Show ‘N Tell page and in the newsletter! Be sure to send a picture as well as the story behind your quilt, wallhanging, tablerunner, or send them to terrye@kayewood.com?subject=”show-n-tell” |
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Hope you have a Great Week. Summer is coming!Terrye and Kayla |
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