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Making Welsh Quilts: The Textile Tradition That Inspired The Amish? (Paperback) by Mary Jenkins, Clare Claridge   Quilters Guild Collection: Contemporary Quilts, Heritage Inspiration Bridget Long (Editor) The Victoria & Albert Museum's Textile Designs for Printed Textiles in England, from 1750 – 1850” Wendy Hefford, 1992 or 1999 A Victoria & Albert Museum Pub.    Toile de Jouy, Printed Textiles in the Classic French Style Melanie Riffel, Sophie Rouart, Marc Walter, Sophie Rouard Quilts of Provence: The Art and Craft of French Quiltmaking April 2007 Kathryn Berenson     Toiles De Jouy Judith Straeten   Patterns in a Revolution: French Printed Textiles, 1759-1821 Anita Jones   Toile: The Storied Fabrics of Europe and America Michele Palmer, Lori Beth Garris Out of print books: “English and American Textiles: From 1790 to the present” Mary Schoeser and Celia Rufey, 1998 “The Quilts of the British Isles” Janet Rae, 1987 “Quilt Treasures of Great Britain: The Heritage Search of the Quilters' Guild” 1995 ”William Morris Textiles: Linda Parry, 1983 North Country Quilts: Legend and Living Tradition exhibit catalogue from The Bowes Museum, England, 2001 Dorothy Osler French Textiles: From 1760 to the Present by Mary Schoeser, Kathleen Dejardin 1991

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