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The American Quilt: A History of Cloth and Comfort 1750-1950 by Roderick Kirakoffe
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The American Quilt: A History of Cloth and Comfort 1750-1950

by Roderick Kiracofe

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Clarkson Potter (1993), 1st Paperback Edition

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A pictorial history of quilting and their makers. ( )
Fourborne | May 15, 2007 |  
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I dedicate this book to Clarissa Weese Pauling and Lucy Eby Kiracofe, my grandmothers.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0517575353, Hardcover)

The most important, comprehensive, and sumptuously illustrated addition to the literature of quilting since i1Quilts in America. Most of the book's 250 stunning full-color quilts have never before been published. With them as a reference, Kiracofe shows us how to read a vocabulary of fabrics, dyes, patterns, and other clues to put quilts in their social and cultural context. Full-color photographs.

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