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Waccamaw-Siouan Quilts: A Model for Studying Native American Quilting
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From Uncoverings 1997, Volume 18 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group
1997
By: Hemming, Jill
Jill Hemming lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where she works as a freelance folklorist. Her interest in quilting began while completing fieldwork with Native American tribes in eastern North Carolina and with Mormon communities in Idaho. Cultural documentation and public sector advocacy are skills she learned while completing a graduate degree in folklore at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Jill believes in a community-based approach which recognizes and promotes living traditions.
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Contents and Preface
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The Quilting Records of Rachel Adella ...
Farley, Sara Reimer; Hornback, Nancy
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Art Quilt Makers and Their Critique Gr...
Carow, Barbara
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The Sunday Friends: The Group and Thei...
Weidlich, Lorre M.
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Quilt Ownership and Sentimental Attach...
Cerny, Catherine A.
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Feed Sacks in Georgia: Their Manufactu...
Rhoades, Ruth
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Hawaiian Outline-Embroidered Quilts
Woodard, Loretta B. Hammonds
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Women's Quilts and Diaries: Creative E...
Davis, Gayle R.
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Authors and Editor and Index
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Cumulative Index
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