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Agnes Quilt- Queen Sized

$2,200

Inspired by the "barn raising" Amish quilt style, I wanted this quilt to have an eclectic mixture of old and new. The blocks in the center start smaller then the size of a quarter, and get larger with each added row. Prominent colors in the mix are: navy blue, cream, yellow, tan, and some reds. All these classic colors mixed together create a seamless look that will be cherished for years. It is densely quilted using a floral motif and the backing is a dark blue. It is created using 100% cotton fabrics, batting, and threads and lovingly and thoughtfully put together and sewn by myself in my studio. In the pictures, I have the quilt displayed on a Queen sized bed. A personalized quilt label and hanging sleeve can easily be added at no charge upon request, I want this quilt to be a heartfelt gift from you to whomever it is intended for.

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Ceile Shramek

Ceile Shramek

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Sandwich, MA
Member since: 2016
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OUR STORY
First off, thank you for checking out my website! Sealed began as my creative outlet, and I'm so lucky to be able to create for others now! I received my first sewing machine (a Brother Pacesetter, which still works!) as a Christmas present from my parents when I was 7, and I've been sewing up a storm since then. I would come home from school and instead of going to soccer practice like a normal child, I would retreat to my machine to complete the new curtains and matching pillows I was making for my playroom or to finish the cushions for my dad's boat.

Fast forward 10 years, I was still sewing but was told that I needed to go to college for something that "could actually make money"… so I went to become a nurse. I received my Registered Nursing license and did that for a bit, but after every shift I would come home and troll the internet for new fabrics or work on one of the dresses I had previously started sewing. I liked nursing, but I would find myself thinking of different ways to hem a dress while doing wound care.

So when I had the opportunity to sew full time, I jumped at the chance!

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