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TitleMardi Gras
Date Created2013
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TitleBrides Wreath
Date Created1989
DescriptionIt was designed and made for my daughter's wedding.
Time PeriodContemporary America (1968-present)
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TitleBroderie Perse / Radiant Star
Date Created1800-1850
DescriptionBroderie perse or Persian embroidery is a technique used in the late 18th and early 19th century. Quilters carefully cut out images of fabric, usually chintz, and applied them to a background fabric.
Time PeriodRevolution and the New Nation (1754-1820), Expansion and Reform (1801-1861)
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TitleGet on Board Little Children
Date Created2015
DescriptionThis is one in a series of original designs. The theme of which is When I Hear Spirituals . This quilt is called, Get On Back Little Children: There's Room for Many A More .
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TitleJapanese Garden Path
Date Created2014
DescriptionThis quilt was made by Nubian Heritage Quilter's Guild member Marietta Schoenherr when she was over 90 years old.
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TitleBaby Quilt
Date Created1977
DescriptionThis quilt was made for me in 1977 when I was a baby. It was made by a great-aunt from North Carolina who was in her 80s at the time.
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TitleTiny Dance
Date Created2010
DescriptionI made this quilt for my niece, a dancer, to commemorate her graduation from high school. I used pieces from all her dance costumes dating back to when she was first learning to dance as a toddler. I...
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TitleLulu's Quilt #3
Date Created1884
DescriptionMy great grandmother Lulu started this quilt in 1884 when she was ten. I used to sit on her bed on top of the quilt while she taught me about healing herbs.
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TitleTree of Life
Date Created1991
DescriptionThis was our first quilt (and only quilt made). Russell kept it in a divorce and his son Ian received it and shared it with his mother upon his death.
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TitleVortex
Date Created1984
DescriptionCopy of antique quilt owned by Oscar Coppie of Cedar Grove. Pattern drafted by Louis Fornoff. Approximately 56 pieces per row.