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Deborah Divine, Speaker

Researcher, instructor, planner, and quilting historian

 

Sharing Patterns, Sharing Lives: Kansas Quilt Workshop

Presentation by: Deborah Divine

In the early 20th century, Emporia was home to a group of innovative quilters that included Rose Kretsinger, Charlotte Whitehill, and Hannah Haynes Headlee. Today their quilts are housed in art museums and revered internationally. Learn about Kansas quilts from this time period and the unique collaborations that sparked “the Emporia, Kansas phenomenon” and some of the finest quilts of the 20th century.

Contact Deborah directly about speaking at your event:
785/452-0166 (c)
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deborahdivine@cox.net

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