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 Inspired by Amy Martin's Obama campaign poster, "Manifest Hope," the quilt "Hope In Cotton" was made by the Piecemeal Quilters Bee of Wake County members: Julianne Walther, Sharleen Klas, Tina Schwager, Lori Rice, Shirley Hendrix, Sandy Fitzpatrick, Ann Young and Carol Franks. It measures 22.5 x 34.25 inches and is made from cotton fabric, cotton and polyester threads.
-Bio
-Julianne Walther
-• If she’s not quilting, she’s: playing with kids, helping with homework or volunteering at the kids’ school — and definitely not cooking!
-• Pets: “One black cat I rarely see named Shalim. He lives across the street — he found their cat door and likes to eat over there.”
-• Last read: “Junie B. Jones has a Peep in Her Pocket” by Barbara Park.
-• Favorite charity: “Wrap A Smile” program of Rotoplast International, which helps fund cleft palate surgeries to children. (Daughter Avery was born with a cleft palate, which was repaired successfully.)
-• Perfect day: “Any day in Mexico with my husband.”
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-    * Driver sought in fatal school bus wreck
-    * Woman suffers hammer attack
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-    * Keeping promise for better or for worse
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-    * Blaze destroys Holly Springs home
-    * Police chief stresses year’s successes
-By Vickie Jean DeHamer, Staff Writer
+//By Vickie Jean DeHamer, Staff Writer//\\
 It all started when Julianne Walther briefly considered stealing a poster.
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 For information about Patchwork Memories, call Julianne Walther at 656-1506 or visit patchworkmemories.com.
+Bio
+Julianne Walther
+• If she’s not quilting, she’s: playing with kids, helping with homework or volunteering at the kids’ school — and definitely not cooking!
+• Pets: “One black cat I rarely see named Shalim. He lives across the street — he found their cat door and likes to eat over there.”
+• Last read: “Junie B. Jones has a Peep in Her Pocket” by Barbara Park.
+• Favorite charity: “Wrap A Smile” program of Rotoplast International, which helps fund cleft palate surgeries to children. (Daughter Avery was born with a cleft palate, which was repaired successfully.)
+• Perfect day: “Any day in Mexico with my husband.”