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And now you're refusin' to make quilts!
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The curator of the exhibition, Dr. Gladys-Marie Fry explains how slaves had the time and the incentive to make quilts.
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In recent history, women have come together to make quilts, or tear bandages for war efforts, or to organize church socials.
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He said his mother used to make quilts like that, and by Jove, he wanted one to remind him of her.
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As part of the 12-week programme, the women are taught how to make quilts, producing at least one each by the end of the course.
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A cotton carder uses a traditional carding tool to make quilts and mattresses at a workshop in Allahabad November 6, 2008.
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I didn't have so much worry when I was making quilts.
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Gymnastics takes up most of Val's free time, but she also enjoys making quilts.
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Now my daughter makes quilts, costumes, purses, dresses, and a variety of other projects.
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Some girls made quilts for their hope chests.
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A group of friends in Kent have been making quilts for children entering care for 25 years.
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For many years she has resided in the old shack, farming, making quilts, and practicing her herb doctoring.
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"People sometimes make quilts that tell a story," our hostess reminded us.
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I read over and over the voices of the Gee's Bend quilters, in Alabama (female slaves who made quilts).