Quilts 1700-1945 Hidden Histories Untold Stories by Sue Prichard
SKU: B-002732

Quilts 1700-1945 Hidden Histories Untold Stories

Author: Sue Prichard
Condition: Front paper has a surface tear/minor thumbing; a few rare pages show light page‑edge rubbing; contents page has minor pencil writing; otherwise clean, tidy pages, free of dog‑ears, tight binding, from a smoke‑free home.

Crafts & Hobbies History

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Quilts 1700-1945 Hidden Histories Untold Stories by Sue Prichard offers a vivid look at the evolution of quilting from the early modern era through the mid‑20th century, uncovering the social and cultural narratives woven into each stitch. The author blends history and craft, revealing how quilts served as both functional objects and storytelling media across continents.

The book surveys key developments, regional styles, and the lives of the often‑anonymous makers whose work has shaped the textile tradition. Readers will find a rich tapestry of anecdotes, photographs, and analysis that bring the hidden stories of quilting to life.

Targeted at both young adults and adult readers, this non‑fiction history fits comfortably within the crafts and quilting categories while appealing to anyone interested in cultural heritage. Its engaging narrative makes it a valuable addition to personal libraries and classroom collections alike.

The paperback is in good condition overall, with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages from a smoke‑free home. There is a minor surface tear on the front paper, some light page‑edge rubbing on a few rare pages, and a small pencil note on the contents page, but the book remains well‑preserved and ready for reading.