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Shelter in Place
Maria Shell May 27, 2020 Maria Shell,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
Back in February, I gave the prompt Neighborhood to our group. At the time, I was teaching, and traveling, and preparing for an exhibition at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont. I was in my perpetual state of running behind. About Mid-March, Covid-19 became a reality for all of America, and
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Windows
Eunhee Lee March 31, 2020 Eunhee Lee,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
I live in a big city called “Seoul” in Korea. As I live in a big city, I think the concept of neighborhood is changing. Maybe it’s because of the complicated and busy city life? It seems that there are more occasions when relationship with neighbors feel formal rather than intimate
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Fences
Lisa Walton March 30, 2020 Lisa Walton,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
Lisa Walton I grew up in a suburb of Sydney that was still considered bushland. Full of eucalyptus trees and mysterious creeks  (which were probably sewer outlets) and lots of places for adventurous kids to play. By the time I left that area in my early teens it had been
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Real Cherry in Blossom Viewing
Mikiko Takase March 30, 2020 Mikiko Takase,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
When I was a young child after World War ll people had very little money. Neighbors  invited each other to gather at the mountainside as a modest pleasure of spring. They sat beneath cherry trees full of blossoms, enjoyed box lunches, had drinks and sang all day and  far into the night. Everyone
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Art Buddies
Karol Kusmaul March 30, 2020 Artists,Karol Kusmaul,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
March 29, 2020 |Karol Kusmaul For years now, I have attended a spring fiber artist retreat in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.  Sometimes for a week, sometimes for 11 days, sometimes with a class or two, sometimes just to retreat and work on projects. The venue is unbelievably perfect.  Lots of
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The Only Blue House in the Neighborhood
Terry Grant March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts,Terry Grant
Last month I went off to Mexico for a late winter break from the rain and gloom of Oregon. February had been very busy and I had not even begun to plan how I was going to respond to our “Neighborhood” challenge, but tucked it into the back of my
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Where I Am. Where I Go
Martha Ressler March 30, 2020 Martha Ressler,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
A small town in the context of the wider world.
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Ailsa Craig
Catherine McDonald March 30, 2020 Catherine McDonald,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
March 31, 2020 Catherine McDonald Neighbourhood means many things to me but none more so than a small country town that espouses the values of working together for the good of their town. In my piece I have tried to show the open countryside all around the town. Coming from
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Bricks
Sandra van Velzen March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts,Sandra van Velzen
Like the houses in most of the neighborhoods in smaller towns and suburbs in the Netherlands, mine is built with bricks. Since we don’t have much mountains in our country, our bricks are made of baked clay. The clay is supplied by the major rivers. The Netherlands have got a big
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Rural Neighborhood
Deb Cashatt March 30, 2020 Deb Cashatt,Musings,Neighborhood
I live in a rural neighborhood surrounded by mostly native flora and fauna. If you know the Sierra Nevada foothills in northern California, you might be wondering why my quilt has so much green, when most of the year it’s so brown (or as we like to say, golden). For
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Shortcuts
Regina Marzlin March 30, 2020 Musings,Neighborhood,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts
March 30, 2020 |Regina Marzlin When I moved into our current neighbourhood 12 years ago, I was surprised to see a lot of open spaces around the houses. There are hardly any fences that would separate the lots and outline boundaries. Only swimming pools have to be fenced in for
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Charlie
Doerte-Ina Liebing March 30, 2020 Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings,Neighborhood,Revealed Quilts
“No one has any intention of building a wall“ This sentence was said by the former GDR head of state Walter Ulbricht in a press conference on June 15, 1961. It was a lie. The Berlin Wall was built two months later and the inner German border was closed. The building of the wall had
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