Lancaster Select Quilt
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A charming baby quilt! Look at that cute lamb and those adorable bunnies! Bright and beautiful fabrics. One of our most popular baby quilts. Well made and hand quilted by a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish woman. The back of the quilt is covered with a solid white fabric. A great gift that is sure to be a treasured heirloom!
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Country Bride is a gorgeous pattern usually seen on a bed size quilt. Here is your chance to own a wall hanging version! Excellent applique, piecework, and hand quilting all done by an Amish grandmother living in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Includes a sleeve for a hanging rod. A great Christmas gift idea!
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A new quilt that is made with mostly vintage fabrics! The fabrics are just gorgeous! This quilt would make a great crib quilt, throw, wall hanging, or toddler bed quilt. A great gift for someone of any age. Well made with exquisite hand quilted stitches. The back is covered with a lovely ivory on ivory floral print fabric. Has a sleeve for a hanging rod. Made by the famous Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish woman, Hannah Stoltzfoos, before her retirement. A real treasure of a quilt!
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Classic colors that will look amazing in any home or office. A charming goose is featured on this wall hanging. Be sure to notice the very tiny hand quilted stitches that also make this quilt very special. Made by a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish woman. Has a sleeve for a hanging rod.
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Stars can be tricky to piece, but the stars on this quilt are perfectly pieced with sharp points! Incredible fabric selections, combined with a fantastic design, make this quilt a masterpiece! Made by an Amish woman in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It even has a sleeve on the back for a hanging rod. A quilt that will look amazing in your home or office.
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An enchanting wall hanging that will be a perfect addition to your home or office! A great gift idea for someone special. Incredibly well made with hand applique and hand quilting. The fabrics blend perfectly. The back has a sleeve for a hanging rod, which is shown in the pictures. Made by a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish woman.
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