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Flannel Skiers

Phyllis Clark is on the look-out for her son's quilt which was made by her great-grandmother, Lula Kirkland. The twin size quilt was made with light and medium blue flannels. She thinks there was also some pink pieces of flannel as well. It was machine pieced and hand quilted in 1965. It may have her son's name, Tim Clark, embroidered in one corner. In 2000, while her son was going through a divorce, his ex-wife solded it to an antique dealier in Altus, Oklahoma.

If you can help recover this quilt, please contact Phyllis through the Lost Quilt Come Home Page.

Posted April 2, 2004.

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