Kansas Oregon Quilt Connections - Grandma&

Kansas Oregon Quilt Connections

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This book features quilt patterns inspired by pioneers traveling from Kansas to Oregon in the 1950's.  Author: Lynne Hagmeier; Kansas Troubled Quilters; 27 pages; softcover. Copyright 2001;  Pre-owned, good condition. 

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