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Thinking there was only one way, I was stuck

Owner:
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
Location:
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
Maker:
Greg Somerville
Pattern:
Contemporary
Dimensions:
Height: 92cm
Width: 65cm

History

Made for and exhibited in the "Bicentennial Suitcase Exhibition" 1988 - Quilters' Guild of NSW initiated

Description

Patchwork of commercial cotton fabrics, hand quilted, polyester wadding

Acknowledgements

Photographed by Greg Somerville

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