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Using your own skills and ingenuity at pattern making, you can create your own version of this bold and colourful patchwork first developed in the last century by the Seminole Indians of Florida. The book explains how sewn strips of fabric are cut into rectangular or triangular shapes and then reassembled into bold geometric patterns to form this attractive patchwork.
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3 editions- Hardcover · English · 1987Sterling Publishing · 96 pages · 9780806966106
- Paperback · English · 1987Sterling Pub Co Inc · 9780806966168
- Other · English · 1987Batsford · 96 pages · 9780713451313
Indians of North AmericaPatchworkSeminole IndiansTextile industry and fabricsIndian textile fabrics, north americaQuilting