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Sep
14
Mary Emma Allen of Quilting and Patchwork blog has posted some thoughts about including quilting in memory books for Alzheimer’s patients. Enjoy the post.
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Thanks, Denise, for recommending my post, Creating Quilting Memory Books for Alzheimer’s Patients, on your blog. I like what I see here. I’ll mention Needlework News to my readers.