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	click images below for alternate view     Choir of Angels Quilted Pillow Sisters In Stitches These hand crafted, whole cloth pillows have the look and feel of an old world tapestry. Because of the beauty of this piece of fabric, the artist decided to not cut the fabric up into small pieces for patchwork. Instead, the fabric was left whole and hours of hand quilting was done by the artist on each pillow. The hand quilting softly enhances the feeling of viewing a scene from Heaven. The quilting stitches are heirloom-quality and enhance the value of the pillow. This is finely detailed hand quilting that is only achieved after years of practice. The stitches add texture and contour to the fabric and give a sense of movement. Each pillow has a high quality, hypo-allergenic polyester pillow form that is very soft yet holds its shape and is a dream to rest your head on. The back of the pillow is covered in a wonderful teal blue oriental design that complements the blues in the whole cloth front. All fabrics in the pillows are 100% cotton. The batting used for the hand quilting is 100% polyester. These pillows are machine washable and dryable which makes them perfect for everyday use on your favorite sofa or chair. Complete care instructions are included. Crafted in a smoke-free and animal-free environment. The fabric used in these pillows is no longer produced so these are limited edition pillows that other collectors will not have in their collections. These pillows are only available directly from the artist. Copyright:2004 Jean M. Judd www.jeanjudd.com Item Price  Choir of Angels Pillow (15x15") $80.00  sold Choir of Angels Pillow (15x15") $80.00  sold Special Order Available Only $80.00
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