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Quilting: Then and Now

Clarke Historical Museum

Quilting has a fascinating history in the United States, beginning as a pre-industrial, colonial necessity and later evolving into an independent art form. Quilt designs and techniques vary across time periods, ethnic groups, and regions of the country. Each style of quilting tells a story about the daily lives of the people who made them and illustrates how quilting lies at the intersection between art and craft. Come learn about this fascinating history with Susie Freese, who will lead a discussion and give a presentation on how quilting techniques and materials have changed over time.

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• Clarke Historical Museum

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• Free