Description
A very charming Country Style quilt with a lovely collection of fabric prints, many plaid. Both the piecework and the applique work are well done. Also note the high quality of the quilting. Made in local Amish home.
King Navy and Burgundy Hearts and Nine Patch Quilt
$975
A very charming Country Style quilt with a lovely collection of fabric prints, many plaid. Both the piecework and the applique work are well done. Also note the high quality of the quilting. Made in local Amish home.
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We want you to be completely satisfied with this quilt. If, for any reason, you are not satisfied, this quilt may be returned for exchange or credit within 10 days after you receive it provided only that you return it in its original condition. Once received and its condition confirmed, the refund will be processed. Please note that, unless it was received damaged or defective, shipping costs are not refund-able.
If this is a gift, within reason, the satisfaction period will be extended so that the ten day period begins on the day you present the gift.
This quilt is made by Hannah and sold by Ada Martin. Click here to contact Ada.
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