Man Made: Piecing out a new tradition in quilting

Article Abstract:

Male quilters relish the challenges, which can range from mathematics, the effects of different color relationships, the use of non-traditional materials and developing new methods to enter fields allied with quilting. The exhibit, 'Man Made' is expected to break the gender stereotype associated with quilt making where talented male artists are choosing fabric as their medium of choice and an increasing number of men are creating spectacular quilts deserving of recognition.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Forecasts and trends, Practice, Market trend/market analysis, Quilting

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The shoes they wore

Article Abstract:

The shoe trends during the 1700s upto the 20th century are discussed. Shoes with curved heels and splayed at the base were popular during the 1700s and button and lace-up boots were the fashion in the nineteenth century, giving a huge choice of collectibles to collectors of shoes.

Collections and collecting, Shoes

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