From Uncoverings 1996, Volume 17 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group
1996
By: Gunkel, Cassandra Stancil
Cassandra Stancil Gunkel has a Ph.D. in folklore and folklife and is currently a postdoctoral Mellon Fellow at Bryn Mawr College, pursuing research on African American quilters. She co-founded the South Eastern Pennsylvania African American Quilt Project to document historic and contemporary quilts and quilters. She calls her lifelong interest in quilts and handmade objects a birthright-women in her family have been spinning, crocheting, quilting, and sewing for at least six generations.
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Contents and Preface
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Carlie Sexton and Her Quilt Pattern Bu...
Miller, Susan Price
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Ruby Short McKim: The Formative Years
Filo, Jill Sutton
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Quilting Imagery in the Writings of Ra...
Barron, Tracy W.
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Stitched in Place, Stitched in Time: R...
Ries, Rebecca A.
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The Murder Quilt: A Multimethod Invest...
Hoffman, Elizabeth
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Charm Quilts: Characteristics and Vari...
Nickols, Pat L.
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Authors and Editor and Index
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Womenfolk 22. African American Quilts:...
Breneman, Judy Anne