PIECING FABRICS - MENDING LIVES: THE HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY AND INGENUITY OF QUILTERS
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PIECING FABRICS - MENDING LIVES: THE HISTORY, PHILOSOPHY AND INGENUITY OF QUILTERS

by Cleo Lampos

History Nonfiction Crafts & Hobbies
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Piecing Fabrics - Mending Lives explores the history, philosophy, and ingenuity of quilters. Through the central idea of piecing fabrics and mending lives, it presents quilting as a creative practice with historical meaning, philosophical resonance, and enduring human significance.

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Piecing Fabrics - Mending Lives examines quilting through the connected themes of history, philosophy, and ingenuity.

The book considers the meaning and practice of piecing fabrics, presenting quilting as both a creative craft and a subject worthy of reflection.

Its title suggests an exploration of how textile work can relate to the process of mending lives, offering readers an accessible perspective on the significance of quilting.

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