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Index
Foreword by Karey Patterson Bresenhan Introduction PART I | THE AMERICAS United States An American Patchwork of Diverse Cultures and Quilters Canada A Melting Pot of Quilters, A Tapestry of Traditions Central America The Molas of the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands Haiti Art Quilts and Their Power to Change Women’s Lives PART II | ASIA India Textiles that Inspired the World and a Thriving Quilting Tradition Pakistan Vivid Ralli Quilts Featuring Patchwork, Appliqué, and Embroidery Central Asia Quilt Adventures in Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan Japan From Ancient Quilted Garments to Beautiful Modern-Day Quilts Korea Traditional Korean Wrapping Cloths and Contemporary Quilts China Opulent Textiles and Patchwork from the Silk Road Southeast Asia Hmong Textiles and a History of Meaning PART III | EUROPE England A Rich Quilting Tradition, from the Crusades to Today Wales The Bold Designs and Exquisite Stitching of Welsh Quilts Scotland Discovering Scottish Inlay and Whole-Cloth Quilts Ireland The Story of Irish Quilts and the Irish Chain Pattern France Stitching the History of Marseille’s Textiles and Quilts Germany Uncovering Germany’s Hidden Quilting Tradition The Netherlands Dutch Patchwork and Quiltmaking Through the Centuries Sweden Contemporary Quilting Born of a Long Tradition PART IV | AUSTRALASIA Australia Quiltmaking Down Under in an Immigrant Land New Zealand British Origins, American Traditions, South Pacific Influences PART V | AFRICA Africa Traditional Cloth, Ancient Appliqué, and Quilted Armor Congo Kinshasa The Striking Raffia Textiles of the Kuba People Zimbabwe Early Textiles, Quilting’s Arrival, and Weya Story Cloths Kenya From Early East African Textiles to Modern-Day Quilting South Africa Textiles and Quiltmaking in a Rainbow Nation PART VI | PATTERNS Bow Tie Amish Squares Folk-Art Baltimore Album African American String Latina Windmill Gee’s Bend–Inspired Hawaiian Breadfruit Native American Porcupine Quills Maple Leaf Ralli Pakistani Patchwork Japanese Fan Korean Patchwork Chinese Lattice Welsh Hourglass Irish Tulip Aboriginal Appliqué Eucalyptus Leaves Kuba-Inspired Akuabaa Contributors Photo Credits Notes References Index Acknowledgments
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