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Thoughts About Repairing Antique Quilts
Quilt repair philosophy

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"There is a Mystery in Every Antique Quilt:  This American quilter brings the story of these precious things to life again." Feature article. By Dorothee Crane. Quilt- & Textilkunst Patchwork Professional, Germany. January 2018.

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History Comes to Life on a Quilt
Researching a signature quilt identifies the provenance of a quilt made in Massachusetts in the 1890s.

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Snowflake Quilt part 1 - The Story
Snowflake Quilt part 2 - Repair and Dedication
Quilt made in 1940 from a kit, its story told in the quiltmaker's diary

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Dresden Plate
Step-by-step story of repairs to a 1940s Dresdent Plate quilt

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Fantabulous Eagle Quilt
Conservation of an historically significant, museum-quality American eagle quilt,dated 1853

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Crepeline
How to use crepeline, a sheer silk conservation fabric.

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Amazing Stars
Step-by-step patching of an 1860s Six-Pointed Star quilt. These photos and instructions are included in my book.

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Crazy Repairs
Different techniques for working with 1890s crazy quilt.


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