Sara Hall Quilts

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It is wonderful when you have a nice location to take pictures of your most beautiful quilts.
Do you take pictures of your finished quilts?📸

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Today's feature is on the Jefferson County Quilt Trail which is sponsored by Relyance Bank. #11-14 – “8 Point Star” is located at 2505 Weekly Road, Pine Bluff, AR. It’s to the right of the driveway when leaving the family store. This 4 ft x 4 ft barn quilt was designed and painted by Ashley’s daughter in orange, yellow, and blue. It helps to mark the entrance to the family store when leaving the farm.
In the 1800’s, quilt-making was more than a hobby, it was a tradition for women and girls to carry on for generations. Just like back then this barn quilt represents family tradition among the Thompson family. Ashley’s grandmother, Charlene Bond born 1932, has been a quilter for over 25 years. She has taught 3 generations how to quilt and doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon. Ashely’s daughter quilted her first quilt at the age of 12 and enjoys creating new quilt designs. The “8 Point Star” barn quilt helps mark the entrance to the family store where handmade quilts are available for purchase.

Find the locations of 24 barn quilt trails with over 700 painted blocks along with the story behind each at ArkansasQuiltTrails.com.

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A big influence on me, David Hockney

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