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"Old-Timey Quilts with Modern Style" These beautiful works of fabric art are quickly becoming known for their unique, one-of-a-kind nature, and embuing a sense of warmth and cozy nostalgia to their satisfied new owners. They are dedicated to those of our local ancestors who worked hard, drove fast, and made "mountain spirits"... and now who do it legally by way of the wonderful new Dark Corner Distillery in downtown Greenville, exclusive Greenville retail location for Moonshine Memories Quilts. Moonshine Memories Quilts are MADE IN THE USA, Duncan, South Carolina, on a Kenmore sewing machine.The batting is "Crafted with Pride in the USA" but I use so many different fabrics I can't guarantee where many of them come from. I do buy some new fabrics, (and of course, the backing and batting are all new materials), but I use a lot of vintage fabric and repurposed clothing in my quilts too. Although I can't guarantee where all fabrics are from, I can 100% assure that my quilts are made, from design and drafting patterns, to the final quilting and everything in between, right here in South Carolina.
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- Specializing in nostalgic quilts that are true in spirit to the Upstate South Carolina where Andrea has lived most of her life, Moonshine Memories Quilts are "Old-Timey Quilts with Modern Style". Custom orders are available; I have many satisfied customers who have purchased my heirloom quality quilts. Each quilt I make is completely one of a kind, unique, and most are my original patterns or adapted from traditional quilt block patterns. Available to order through email, through "Rose Tree Originals" on Etsy.com, and also for sale at The Dark Corner Distillery, located in downtown Greenville, SC.
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- Moonshine Memories, Rose Tree Originals
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- Moonshine Memories Quilts are carried exclusively in Greenville, SC by The Dark Corner Distillery, 241-B N. Main Street, across from the Hyatt Regency. Custom orders may be placed in person; I will be happy to give directions to my location on
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- Enthusiastic responses from customers, and the encouragement from the owners at The Dark Corner, have opened doors to expanding from Rose Tree Originals, Andrea's original sewing business established in 2003, into the division of Moonshine Memories. Andrea is very excited to have a local marketplace for her quilts, while continuing to provide exemplery custom services online. She is a lifelong quilter, from the age of 4, and enjoys working into her quilts the continuous fascination she has with the art and joy in quiltmaking, and the connection through traditional designs to the skills and creativity of a long line of resourceful and creative women. Moonshine Memories quilts will make memories and be passed down for generations, just as those of the past have been.
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- Moonshine Memories is a division of Rose Tree Originals, and Moonshine Memories Quilts are carred exclusively at The Dark Corner Distillery.
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About the Quilt Artist Andrea Harper Kuznicki is a lifelong textile artist who hand sewed her first doll’s quilt with her mother’s instructions at the age of 4 in Boiling Springs, South Carolina. She spend the next several years refining her fashion design and hand sewing skills on Barbie doll clothes and learned machine sewing by age 8 or 9. By the age of 11, she was designing and sewing her own clothing and first wall-size quilt. Throughout Andrea’s teenage years, she became more and more enamored of historical and vintage design and colors. Volunteering for 3 years at a living history museum; the Georgia Agrirama, in Tifton, Georgia; taught Andrea the old-fashioned skills of butter churning, cooking a wood stove, and most importantly to the future of Moonshine Memories and Rose Tree Originals, she also learned hand quilting from a talented group of volunteers over an antique quilting bee frame. Andrea spent many hours researching and then modernizing historical clothing designs, specializing in the era of the mid to late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Her biggest historical reproduction garment, quite literally, was a Civil War era hoopskirted ballgown that she made at the age of 15. She made the hoopskirt’s framing out of electrical fence wiring from her father’s farm supplies. College years brought a difficult choice of majors - between home economics with very little instruction in sewing techniques and design, or nursing to provide a future career. After her son was born, Andrea contracted out sewing from her home to a wonderful embroidery business for 2 years. That not only gave Andrea the opportunity to stay home with her baby and cherish those early years while providing a small income, but taught Andrea many lessons from watching a successful businesswoman who balanced work and family. During those years, she continued sewing and started Rose Tree Originals in 2003, with her “Vintage Style with a Modern Attitude”, focusing on children’s clothing and purses. However, the local marketplace for handmade items was not strong at that time, and although Andrea occasionally makes one-of-a-kind children's clothing, her focus now is on her quiltmaking. She has been slowly establishing a reputation for Rose Tree Originals and the heirloom quality, unique work she does on Etsy.com. She has 100% positive feedback on there at http://www.etsy.com/shop/RoseTreeOriginals?ref=si_shop and on eBay.com as a seller. Repeat customers and very enthusiastic feedback from the buyers of her custom quilts encouraged her to continue.