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  • Publisher: C&T Publishing
  • Edition: BC Paperback
  • Publication: 31 August 2023
  • ISBN 13/EAN: 9781644032961
  • Stock: 50+
  • Hurt Stock: £8.50 (3 available)
  • Size: 216x279 mm
  • Illustrations: 76
  • Pages: 104
  • RRP: £16.99
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Pinecone Quilts

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Keeping tradition alive, learn to make your own heirloom by Betty Ford-Smith

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Book Description

Educator and quilter Betty Ford-Smith keeps the tradition of pinecone quilts alive by passing on her process. Dive into the quilt’s rich history and get detailed instructions for creating one.

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About Betty Ford-Smith

Betty Ford-Smith began making Pine Cone Quilts in 2004 under the apprenticeship of Miss Sue (Arlene Dennis), a 92-year-old African American woman in
Sebring, Florida. After Miss Sue’s passing in 2010, Betty went on to share the art form through lectures, exhibits, classes, museums, and consumer shows. Visit her website: www.pineconequilts.com

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