Heckathorn: That quilts are for everyone, whether you buy them, inherit them, or make them. Especially in today’s high-tech society, the value of handmade art gains importance.

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Heckathorn: That quilts are for everyone, whether you buy them, inherit them or make them. Especially in today’s high-tech society, the value of handmade art gains importance.

Heckathorn: That quilts are for everyone, whether you buy them, inherit them or make them. Especially in today’s high-tech society, the value of handmade art gains importance.

Heckathorn: That quilts are for everyone, whether you buy them, inherit them or make them. Especially in today’s high-tech society, the value of handmade art gains importance.

Heckathorn: That quilts are for everyone, whether you buy them, inherit them, or make them. Brinkley: That when you start, it seems like you need to follow lots of rules and be precise.