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Sun Bonnet Sue wields a knife

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sunbonnet sue does hollywoodDawn of Spring Water Designs blog posted some of her favorite quilts from the Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza. This one made me laugh so hard – each block is a scene from a movie. Called Sun Bonnet Sue Does Hollywood, Sue shows up in Psycho, King Kong, Gone With the Wind, The Birds, Wizard of Oz, E.T., Titanic and many others. Go here to visit her blog and click on this photo to see closeups of each block.

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