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Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of quilting history as we dive into the story of this 1889 crazy quilt over six weeks! Together, we’ll uncover the fascinating details hidden in its stitches, fabrics, and embellishments, piecing together the lives and times of the people who created it.
From exploring the opulent Victorian era that inspired these dazzling designs to analyzing every intricate detail of the quilt itself, this adventure promises to be a blend of art, history, and detective work.
We’ll dig into archives, uncover newspaper clippings, and even embark on genealogical research to uncover the names and stories stitched into this masterpiece. Along the way, we’ll share discoveries, celebrate the craftsmanship, and connect with the enduring legacy of quilting.
Whether you’re a history buff, a quilt lover, or just curious about the past, this is your chance to join a community of like-minded detectives as we bring this quilt’s story to life. Get your magnifying glasses and notebooks ready—this is going to be so much fun!
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