Everyone has a job to do, whether it's going to the office or working out on a ranch. Karlyn Bue Lohrenz decided she wanted to make a quilt representing the hard work of her husband and his trusty partner, a Case Track Loader.
Watch Karlyn talk with Alex about It Takes the Case, while it was on exhibit at the Houston Quilt Festival 2017.



I keep finding more 'little things' that most may have elected to leave off, the 'warning label' with it's scrapes and wear showing, clods of dirt/mud lingering on the track assembly. Bits of rust here and there, the shine of the hydraulic cylinder...
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