
Something slightly different from the Gordon Gallery, this is an exhibition of patchwork quilts, mostly made locally, with traditional designs like Mid-Winter Windmills to the modern Ocean Breakers at Sunset.
Some represent landscapes, some depict a scene while others tell a story. Some are intended to be quilts, others, like Waterfall are to be hung on the wall, while some are samplers which show a wide variety of different, traditional patterns.
The craft of patchwork was generally done by women sitting together, perhaps in the Mission Hall, originally using up old pieces of material, re-cycling them into something useful. It has come a long way and is now an art form.
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