Sometimes it’s fun to explore your own back-yard. While technically the Adams National Historical Park is not in Boston, it is located only a short distance away, in the town of Quincy.
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- Elizabeth
- East Coast, United States
- Welcome! My name is Elizabeth and I am a wife and mom with many interests and a love for creating. I currently live on the East Coast, but am a Midwesterner at heart. Come on in, and make yourself at home!
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- A Quilt Is Nice
- A Thread of Red
- All Sorts
- All Things Heart and Home
- Anyone Can Quilt
- Attic 24
- Bee In My Bonnet
- Betz White
- Candle Lit Cottage
- Crafty Crow
- Crazy Mom Quilts
- Creative Breathing
- Do You Mind If I Knit
- Farmhouse Not Forgotten
- Five o'clock Crows
- Freda's Hive
- Happy Zombie
- Heartstrings Quilt Project
- Homespun Living
- Just Something I Made
- Love, Laugh, Quilt
- Melly and Me
- My Own Place
- My Sewing Serenity
- Old Red Barn Co.
- Owl Haven
- Pink Slipper Project
- Pleasant Home
- Posie Gets Cozy
- Quality Time
- Red Pepper Quilts
- Robin Hill Quilts
- Sarah's Sweethearts
- Scraps and Thread Tales
- Seams Sew Simple
- Sew Many Ways
- Sew Ritzy Titzy
- Simply Robin
- Soule Mama
- Storybook Woods
- Texterial
- The Farm Chicks
- The Royal Sisters
- Thimbleanna
- Turkey Feathers
- Va Voom Vintage
- Vintage Chica
- Whip Up
- White O'Morn Cottage
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Books I love to share
- Childhood Treasures by Caroline Zoob
- Dairy Hollow House Soup &Bread Cookbook by Crescent Dragonwagon
- The Apron Book by EllynAnne Geisel
- The Quilters: Women and Domestic Art by Patricia Cooper and Norma Bradley Allen
- Welcome to the World, Baby Girl by Fannie Flagg
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