Often flour and other feed sacks were unstitched and used in quilts. Quilts made during the 1940s and 1950s, when more prosperous times returned, were often sewn for decorative reasons, Liddle continued. Sewing takes a lot of training and practice. The art is often passed from mother to daughter or from 4-H leader to youngsters. In addition to the quilt display at USU, a quilt making workshop is planned.
Space is still available.