"Inspired by the still astonishing quilts made from the 1920s through the 1940s in Emporia, Kansas ... world-renowned for their design and workmanship." - Publishers Weekly Between 1925 and 1945, women from Emporia, Kansas, created some of the twentieth-century's most memorable appliqué quilts. Their designs were the modern quilts of their day. They earned both international renown and permanent places in museum collections. Now bestselling quilt historian Barbara Brackman and writer Karla Menaugh bring you seven spectacular new quilts based on those ground-breaking originals, plus the fascinating history of the women and times that produced the Emporia style.
- Seven projects include a nine-block appliqué sampler, featuring flowers, swags, and festoons.
- Timeless designs work with any appliqué technique.
- Mix and match elements into your own new classics.
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Barbara Brackman Bio: Barbara Brackman is well known as an authority on Civil War quilts, having written numerous books on quilt history. A founding member of the American Quilt Study Group and inductee to the Quilters Hall of Fame, Barbara lives in Lawrence, Kansas. civilwarquilts.blogspot.com
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