It has nothing to do with the Grandmother's Choice Sampler but I thought you'd be impressed.
She's printed some of the many online photos of the fight for the women's rights and embellished them in late- Victorian-style.
See her progress at her OlderRose blog site.
http://olderrose.blogspot.com/
This link should show all her posts on her suffrage quilt:
http://olderrose.blogspot.com/search/label/suffrage%20quilt
What a neat beautiful idea to use treasures of the past and the pictures of women's right.
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