Description
Staple-bound cover has some normal shelf wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This 1980s issue of “The Foundation Piecer” offers a delightful glimpse into the world of American quilt-making traditions. Published by the National Quilting Association, this volume celebrates the enduring legacy of the “Stars and Stripes” motif, a patriotic design that has graced quilts for generations. Elizabeth Schwartz, a renowned quilt historian and educator, guides readers through the rich symbolism and historical significance of this iconic pattern. With meticulously researched text and vibrant illustrations, Schwartz illuminates the craft’s deep roots in American folk art and its evolution as a vehicle for personal expression and community bonding. This issue is a must-have for quilters, textile enthusiasts, and collectors alike, offering a captivating exploration of a quintessentially American art form and its profound cultural resonance.