Shared Threads: Quilting Together–Past and Present

Shared Threads: Quilting Together–Past and Present by Jacqueline Marx Atkins is a First Edition published by Viking Studio Books on July 1, 1994. This 152-page book is presented in English and explores the rich tradition of quilting, focusing on various types of quilts, including friendship quilts, family quilts, wedding quilts, and more. The book provides insights into the significance of these quilts, highlighting their roles in personal and social contexts.
Readers will find a detailed discussion on the diverse purposes of quilts, such as those created for mourning, fundraising, and commemorative events. The text delves into how quilting serves as a medium for social causes, illustrating the connections between fabric art and community. This edition offers a comprehensive look at the cultural and emotional threads that bind people through the craft of quilting.
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Shows and discusses friendship quilts, family quilts, wedding quilts, mourning quilts, fundraising quilts, commemorative quilts, and quilts for social causes
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