A Patchwork of History.

The article deals with the implications of quilts for the social and political issues in a society. The author states that more than 20 million people are involved in quilting in the U.S., making it a $3 billion per year industry. She added that contemporary quilts have been created to commemorate s...

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Published in:Humanities Vol. 27; no. 6; pp. 22 - 27
Main Author: Creel, Lori
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Published: Superintendent of Documents Nov/Dec2006
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