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A story cloth
A story cloth

By Diane Hoyt Goldsmith

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The story cloth made by Lee's grandmother, one of the Hmong people of Laos, tells how her family came to America.

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Stitches in Time
Stitches in Time

By Barbara Michaels

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Sewing Quilts
Sewing Quilts

By Ann Warren Turner

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A pioneer girl sees pieces of her life sewn into the quilts she, her sister, and her mother make.

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The quilts of the British Isles
Playful Quilts for Kids
Australian Quilts: The People and Their Art
The Quilt I.D. Book: 4000 Illustrated and Indexed Patterns
The seasons sewn
The seasons sewn

By Ann Whitford Paul

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I'm going to Grandma's
I'm going to Grandma's

By Mary Ann Hoberman

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A special quilt keeps a little girl from feeling homesick when she sleeps over with her grandparents.

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The Pattern
The Pattern

By Jane Peart

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