Elmira, NY (8th grade), Hebron, ME (first teaching job), Berlin (study abroad)
Making these places is just too much fun - although the longer place names are still ahead of me. I'd love to find some map fabric for the back. I so wish I had a three-day weekend this weekend. (Too bad Columbus didn't "discover" Finland.)
Can’t wait to see all the names put together in a quilt!
ReplyDeletelooks fabulous. wow, it's a lot colder there today than it is here. We've got sun and it's fabulous. take a look at equilter - lots of fun map and travel fabric:
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maybe Canada could take you in -- we have a long weekend this weekend for thanksgiving....
ReplyDeleteGreat letters and words. Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent letters. I've seen map fabric on my internet travels, but can't remember where.
ReplyDeleteYour first teaching job was in Hebron? Wow. Do tell!
ReplyDeleteLike Tonya, the first place I headed for map fabric was equilter!
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What a fun project. My map fabric search began with Google - here's my contribution *s*
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your little words are incredible! you are doing a great job on these.
ReplyDeleteI have a world map panel...you want it? I'll be happy to send it to you for your quilt.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be such a fabulous quilt!!
ReplyDeleteThese are looking great, well done, good luck with the map fabric, have you googled it? Tracey
ReplyDeleteI really like your work...I too am being wooed by the small fast-ness of the tiny project. What fun, great pictures.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to see the places you have done together, can´t you do that just to show us what it might look when you put them together??
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