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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2024 · 28 MIN

Elsie Coleman

from A Quilter's Life

“I’m just an old fashioned lady.  Been around a long time.”  That’s how Elsie Coleman introduced herself to me.  I had the privilege of going to Elsie’s home to interview this centenarian and seeing her beautiful quilts.  She continues to make amazing quilts. Newspaper articles about Elsie in 1995 and 1999 Quilt that was raffled in 2012 and info on it Some of her quilts Quilt that her Aunt Ella made.  Elsie is pointing out the flower that was made from her childhood clothing. Cross Stitch that she needs to quilt yet The first quilt she used fabric paint and then quilted around.  The second quilt shows her amazing hand quilting. The tag is on her quilt with nine patches. Elsie embroidered the angles and then put them in a quilt. I was amazed that this quilt was pieced! This Cross Stitched and Hand Quilted quilt Elsie made for her sister. Elsie just loved this little elephant.  She found the circle material at Side Stitchin’ Quilt Shop. Baby Quilt Dresden Plate Chrstmas Log Cabin Elsie and her daughter-in-law used the same fabric and made different quilts.  Here's Elsie's. She loves the bright colors in her quilts.   Thanks again to Shirley Cox, Loretta Farley, and Sally Maddox for connecting me with Elsie. Website: Side Stitchin’ Facebook: Side Stitchin’ Quilt Shop Instagram: mysidestitchin

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