Contents, Foreward, and Preface

Horton, Laurel; Garoutte, Sally; Benberry, Cuesta

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Alabama Gunboat Quilts

Henley, Bryding Adams

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Australian Patriotic Quilts of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

Gero, Annette

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Design Influences on an Unnamed Regional Pattern with Descriptive Catalog of Known Examples

Murphy, Jan

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Innovation Among Southern California Quilters: An Anthropological Perspective

Hall-Patton, Colleen

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Southern Linsey Quilts of the Nineteenth Century

Waldvogel, Merikay

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Competing Cultural Values at the Great American Quilt Festival

Przybysz, Jane

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Yo-Yo or Bed-of-Roses Quilts: Nineteenth-Century Origins

Gunn, Virginia

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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The North Carolina Quilt Project: Organization and Orchestration

Robertson, Ruth

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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Panel: How I Do Research

Gunn, Virginia; Brackman, Barbara; Horton, Laurel; Smith, Joanna

1987

From Uncoverings 1987, Volume 8 of the Research Papers of the American Quilt Study Group

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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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