Where Poppies Grow: Quilts and Projects Honoring Those Who Served in World War I
Denniele Bohannon and Janice Britz ––
Denniele Bohannon and Janice Britz created The Kansas City Star's block-of-the-month quilt, Remembering Almo, to honor those who served their country. Denniele's great-grandfather Almo O'Kell served as a medic in World War I and was one of the many soldiers who never came home.
Two color variations and setting options are given for the main quilt. Three more striking quilts, two variations of a table runner and a poppy pin and pincushion round out the projects.
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Kansas City Star Quilts
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KCSQ SKU: 20528
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