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          |  | Cleared to Hold #2 Printable version
 
              See details & more information belowCopyright © 1997 Caryl Bryer Fallert
Size: 27" x 27"Techniques: Hand dyed & painted, machine pieced,  and 
                quiltedMaterials: fabric-100% cotton / 
                batting: cotton/polyPrivate collection, Anchorage, Alaska 
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          Concept In June of 1997, after 28 years as a flight attendant for a  major airline, I retired to pursue my career as a professional quilt artist.  This quilt is part of what I call my "Retirement Series".    Cleared to hold refers to the many, many  hours I spent circling in various locations because of bad weather or traffic  at our destination.  Cleared to hold is  one of the oxymorons of the airline industry.   If you're cleared, why are you holding??????? |  | 
      
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        | The quilt has a topsy-turvy horizon and a spiral of  triangles in a graduated curve.  This is  a variation on the traditional "Flying Geese" quilt pattern. The blue  border and the red/orange binding are the colors of the stripes on the  airplanes. Exhibitions:  
            ART CENTER / OLD FORGE, 1997 (invitational solo  exhibition in conjunction with Northeast Quilts Unlimited) Old Forge, NY Publications 
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