From Uncoverings 2003, Volume 24 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group
2003
By: Gagnon, Blaire O.
Blaire 0. Gagnon taught herself to quilt after her daughter was born and soon opened a quilt shop in Salem, Connecticut. After her family moved to Rhode Island, she returned to college and earned a master's degree in textiles, fashion merchandising, and design at the University of Rhode Island, completing her thesis on Egyptian appliques in 2002. She is now working on a doctorate in cultural anthropology at the University of Connecticut, focusing on cross-cultural impacts on textile development and marketing.
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Contents and Preface
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Eighteenth-Century Annapolis Quilters:...
Venters, Heather Ersts
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The Anti-Polygamy Quilt by the Ogden M...
Cross, Mary Bywater
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The Cultural Significance of the Block...
Dangelas, Sarah Rose
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Quilt Symposium '77: "Fine Art--Folk A...
Ducey, Carolyn; Ducey, Mary Ellen
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Quilts As Manifestations of Cross-Cult...
Hanson, Marin F.; Smucker, Janneken
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Authors and Editor and Index
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