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Embroiderers' Guild of WA > Records

PATCHWORK, GREETING CARD

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c. 1980 - 1989

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A simple example of prairie point patchwork made into a card by Rusty Walkley, the founder of the Embroiderers’ Guild of WA,
The prairie patchwork circular design uses 3 fabrics and is inserted in a cut out burgundy greeting card.
At the back of the card is a machine embroidered tape with the words - Hand Made by RUSTY WALKLEY.

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cwa-org-78-2018.30

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Embroiderers' Guild of WA

Embroiderers' Guild of WA

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