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Gunn, Virginia

1995

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Contents and Preface

Gunn, Virginia

1995

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Origins and Traditions of Marseilles Needlework

Berenson, Kathryn W.

1995

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Ruth Finley and the Colonial Revival Era

Clark, Ricky

1995

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Marion Cheever Whiteside Newton: Designer of Story Book Quilts, 1940-1965

Patterson, Naida Treadway

1995

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Marketing Quilt Kits in the 1920s and 1930s

Cord, Xenia E.

1995

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Symbiotic Stitches: The Quilts of Maggie McFarland Gillispie and John Gillispie Jr.

O'Bryant-Seabrook, Marlene

1995

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Quilts in the Final Rite of Passage: A Multicultural Study

Gebel, Carol Williams

1995

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Making Critical Connections in Quilt Scholarship

Elsley, Judy

1995

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Authors and Editor and Index

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Womenfolk 08. Depression Era Quilts: Cheer in Fabric and Color

Breneman, Judy Anne

2001

This article from the website, Womenfolk.com is part of the Quilt History: A Tour of Quilts Through Time essays. Travel from Colonial times through the Civil War and the Victorian era up to the 20th century quiltmaking revival.

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Womenfolk 35. History of Quilt Patterns: A Quest for Their Stories

Breneman, Judy Anne

2001

This article from the website, Womenfolk.com is part of The History of Quilting Patterns essays. Before magazines and mail order patterns were widely available women shared them with each other. A pattern might have been mailed to a sister out west as well as given to the neighbor just down the road. The study of these patterns is an intriguing blend of fact and myth. Where did the names come from and when were they designed?

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