'Celebrate Making Do' opens at UI's Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center
Celebrate Making Do” is collaborative quilt exhibit showing the history of making and recycling household items out of fabric. See this interesting display at the Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center on three consecutive Saturdays starting on July 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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"Celebrate Making Do" is a collaborative fiber arts exhibit that features the history of how housewives utilized every scrap to make clothes, dolls and quilts. Bits and pieces of fabric, flour sacks, snips of ribbons and repurposed buttons all contributed to the creative housewife’s ability to “make do” when clothing their families in the early 1900s. These fiber artistic talents are being highlighted at a unique exhibit at the Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center, 10881 N...
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