As I walked along the hallway of a school where I do substitute teaching, I noticed a display of patchwork on the wall. These were small patchwork puffs and beanbags made in the 4-patch design. (Four squares of two different fabrics sewn together.)
The accompanying notice indicated these had been hand stitched by children in grades […]
Weaving the history of quiltmaking with American history can be a fun project for a teacher. If you don’t do quilting yourself, see if a local quilter will visit and share with your students.
I first quilted with a sixth grade class when my daughter was in high school…quite a few years ago, considering that her […]
Quilting and Patchwork from b5media
Written by Mary Emma Allen [email] for b5media.
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