Cape students see sewing potential

Posted by: fcwgroup on November 10, 2015 Under: Quilting |

Cape students see sewing potential
Photo by: Melissa Steele Cape High senior Audrey Scroggs concentrates during a sewing test at First State Manufacturing in Milford. Cape Junior Makayla … Cape High has offered textile classes for five years – the only program, Aiken said, she knows …
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The Return of Chintz
… the fabric themselves. And the Indian industry declined — its skilled, labor- intensive techniques utilizing woodblock printing and meticulous hand painting of floral motifs on unprocessed, hand-dyed cotton, unable to compete with Western …
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Adirondack Attic: Patriotic quilt at the Alice T. Miner Museum
“A whole-cloth quilt is, as the name suggests, a quilt that's made out of a single piece of fabric as opposed to a patchwork or a pieced quilt, which is made out of many small pieces of fabric. “The fabric itself is very interesting. … “It's pretty …
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