Quilts were a necessity in Colonial households, because it was not easy (and sometimes not possible) to purchase blankets and bedcovers. Homes were heated by simple fireplaces, and often bedrooms had no heat other that what radiated from the central living/cooking space. So it was vital for young girls to learn the skills needed to produce quilts to keep the family warm through the cold winter nights.
They don't. Only humans make quilts.Perhaps you meant to ask why they have QUILLS - that would be for protection.
You can make nylon Quilts
They make Quilts for fun
quilts were made because people started to make symbols on clothe to tell if they are okay for people to hide in
Quilts were made to keep the men over at war warm. The women would make them out of whatever they could find to keep the men warm. Women had a very hard time finding things to use so they would sometimes use clothing of deceased soldiers. They also used feed sacks as the Backing. It was said that there were over 250,00 quilts made and only a few are still around today because the men got buried with their quilts so there are only a few left. The women would also write in a block of the quilt, and write inspiring words such as," We love you, you are doing a great thing for our country." exp. They would sometimes make the quilts out of old mattresses or old quilts that they cut in two and sewed together for a different design. It didn't matter how they looked because all they cared about was getting it done fast to keep the men warm.
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Although the theory cannot be proved, it has been claimed that slaves made quilts to hang on clotheslines. Certain colors and symbols used in the quilts were said to signal to runaway slaves that a house was a safe haven for them.
out of there old rags and clothes also there old blankets.
As long as it can be sewed together, you can make a quilt out of it.
Its made of fabric! You can make sure by checking on different websites
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