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Join us for an evening with Maggi Gordon - quilt collector, quiltmaker, and author of more than fifteen books about quilting - whose research has given her fascinating insights into the history of quilts. Many of the skills and techniques involved in making quilts as we know them come from cultures ancient and modern, and from around the world. Armed with pieces from her wide-ranging collection, Gordon will discuss how quilting migrated from clothing and wall coverings onto beds, and how they came to spell warmth and comfort to generations of people.
Interested in textile arts? Consider joining our Textile Arts Council. www.pasadenahistory.org/textile-arts-council
Tickets include entrance to the Exhibition Galleries starting at 6:00 pm and a wine and cheese reception.
Image: Maggi Gordon, photo by David Gordon
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LocationPasadena Museum of History (View)
470 West Walnut Street
Pasadena, CA 91103
United States
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