Stitching Stories: Quilting for Douglass Day
Stitching Stories: Quilting for Douglass Day In-Person
Join us in celebrating Douglass Day and Black History Month by contributing to a collaborative community quilt! Create a unique fabric square using collage and appliqué techniques. Share your story side-by-side with the campus community while we contemplate themes of citizenship, community, and home.
At the end of the workshop, your decorated squares will be sewn into a collective quilt to be displayed at the Douglass Day transcription event on Friday, February 13th. All materials will be provided – no prior sewing or art experience is necessary.
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This drop-in event will take place in Library room 2509 (2nd floor, Mountain Side).
Related LibGuide: Resources on Race, Racial Relations, and the Black Experience in the U.S. by Anne Cong-Huyen
