Its made of fabric! You can make sure by checking on different websites
American quilting has deep roots in American history, and many families have beloved hand-made quilts that are passed down from one generation to the next. The quilts continue to be used because they are both practical and beautiful.
Quilts have been made for hundreds of years and continue to be made today.
Patricia Wilens has written: 'Great American Quilts 2001' 'Friendship quilting' -- subject(s): Patterns, Quilting, Friendship quilts 'Quick rotary cutter quilts' 'Great American Quilts'
Jonathan Holstein has written: 'The pieced quilt' -- subject(s): History, Quilts 'American pieced quilts' -- subject(s): Coverlets, Exhibitions, Quilts 'Abstract design in American quilts' -- subject(s): Abstract Art, Decoration and ornament, Exhibitions, Quilts
The web address of the American Museum Of Quilts is: http://www.sjquiltmuseum.org
The phone number of the American Museum Of Quilts is: 408-971-0323.
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It can be, definitely. Machine made mass produced quilts are not usually viewed as art, but hand-made quilts, especially pieced quilts, are often works of art.
quilts were made because people started to make symbols on clothe to tell if they are okay for people to hide in
Laura Beresford has written: 'Classic quilts from the American Museum in Britain' -- subject(s): American Museum in Britain, Quilts, Catalogs
The address of the American Museum Of Quilts is: 110 Paseo De San Antonio, San Jose, CA 95112
The covers of quilts can be made of many materials. Quilts are often made of cotton because it's traditional and durable. However, there have been beautiful quiilts made from all sorts of materials including silk, rayon, satin, and wool.