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Hi there! I’m Maryline Collioud-Robert and I’ve been making colourful quilts for years. I'm now offering patterns for sale. Learn more about me and my work here.
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It would be nearly impossible to select one group of images from China as my favorite. But this one I find especially moving. The color palette is stunning and is perfect for framing these beautiful little souls.
RépondreSupprimerMaryline, Your pictures of China are so beautiful! They bring back wonderful memories of our trip to SW China with my oldest daughter when she was only 18 mo. We had so many adventures poking around market stalls, eating dumplings, and taking in the intense sights, tastes and smells of the place. I remember well all the old women wanting to look at her teeth to see how old she was, and grandparents swooping her off my lap to hold her and pinch her cheeks.
RépondreSupprimerBoy, Amber! How courageous to go on such a trip with a small baby! I would have been too afraid to do it! But indeed, the markets in China, especially in the backstreets, are just as fantastic as they were 100 years ago!
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