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FIBRE LOG CABIN RICKRACK STRIP
MUSÉE DE LA MODE
ROTARY IPS BORDER STITCH
CRAZY QUILTING DIAGRAM APPLIQUE GALLERIES
ET DU TEXTILE
DESIGNER LONGARM SEAM SEW
(FASHION &
QUILTING PFAFF NEEDLE WORKSHOP
TEXTILE MUSEUM)
COLOURWASH RULER BIND FOUNDATION
COLOUR FABRIC BALTIMORE RECTANGLE
On exhibit are some 86,000
FUSIBLE GUILD ALBUM TEMPLATE
items of costume, accessories STASH THREAD STIPPLE BIAS
and textiles which trace the
BOLT EXHIBITION COTTON WEB
CONTRASTING WADDING DYE
development of costume from
TRAPUNTO HUE BLOCK
the Copts to the present day and
the development of new textiles
S L G W A D D I N I R E M C O L O U R W A S H G W K
since the 14th century.
E L H S K R O W C R O U C R I L E C K L R M K E D O
MUSEUM OF
I C E X H I B I T I K L O A A O A K O C C C B A L U
PARIS FASHION.
R M L R E T T R L B I N D L G G T T G D O D E B U H
107 RUE DE RIVOLI
E E L D E N B R T R E A D H O L N S A L R R L E I R
75001
L C O N T R A S T I N G A B E C S O B I H E I U R L
PARIS The International Quilt Study Center & Museum, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
L E G S P I O O O A C R I Z Y Q U I L T I N G E A N
A O R T S N I D D A W A R I C K R A C K T A G X G L
MAKe the MOSt OF yOur viSit
G Y C D A B A L T I M O R E A L B U M T E N U H N L
E D R T N E E D L E I O R F I B R E L R I A A I O A
THE INTERNATIONAL
When planning a day, or days, of travel and sightseeing, consider these
tips to make your time and journey more enjoyable.
R P E S W Y N O E F F E F P C T O O H T N O H B L Q
QUILT STUDY CENTER &
• Call Ahead and Confirm Schedules Be sure you’re not going on an ‘off’
A L O I I R R N P I L L O T E I B T L O A U E I A Z
MUSEUM, UNIVERSITY OF
day or that your chosen exhibit is not closed for unforeseeable reasons.
R P B H L I U A L N R G R E B I F I T E Y D N T D I
NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
• Announce your Group Many facilities provide tour guides or special amen
K R I E S O I O T T R N R R R L U N W E S X E I R Q
This museum is the home of
ities for visitors travelling in a group; ring ahead to find out. C E H R N K G Y L O E A R I K Q U F R L R E U O E M
the largest publicly-held quilt • Book in a Day of rest If you are travelling a long distance, consider some
I L S O X L R C B O R T E N Y P E R O I S G R N F P
collection in the world. The quilts time of rest before taking in the sights. You’ll want to be well rested and enjoy
R U A F A B N O A A C C R Z A E R M R E N G I S E D
range from outstanding early
your viewing.
A R T R O B I F W B I E A R Q S G O I R I P P M D G
examples of American quilts to
• Do your research Google your exhibit online prior to visiting. You can find
L E S R E M E R C L I R T H U E A Q L A I I P U F D
contemporary and international
maps, catalogues, even a preview of what you’ll want to see and what you
D I O A O A I E E N C N A L W R L W U M D R F U F K
quilts. More than 2,300 quilts
can afford to miss.
• Divide Photo Duties
E I U E W R Z T L I U Q T R D O L E O I E T A B O I
There is usually more than one camera in a bunch. Take
represent the comprehensive
in the exhibit fully and relax by asking a friend to share photos. Divide the
E O C Q E G B Y M A E S L N E T E T P R I S F L U A
collection from twenty four
chore and the exhibit into two: your photos and her photos to be collectively
N E I U D A R A A T T I P S R A R A C R G T F A N Y
countries, dating from the early
shared later.
W A E P D I O E E L P P I T S R E L A R S A M E D E
1700s to the present.
• Seek Out CD or Catalogues Some visions are best seen in leisure; take
A G L I I D M B O R D E R I T Z I P G C O L S R A R
For really inspired quilters, home and share the CD for later. Use catalogues to journal notes or G F T N N R W C U T T O N T I F S M G U L R N O T E
museum visitors can draft designs
inspirations on the pieces in the showing.
G C O E G P E A E E B N F C A R M E R A I A O M I L
in the computer gallery!
• next Day entrance Public attractions appreciate their visitors. If you arrive
D A I R A M D C D K L L O H B R C T T S B L T I O T
QUILT HOUSE
on a very busy day and or find yourself with minimal viewing time, ask about
A C T I T S S O T D C B O A S A N I O A P T D T N L
1523 N. 33RD STREET
Next Day Free Entrance. Very often, a returning visitor’s fee may be waived.
Y R U N I E R T C A I A I O T H C P R I L R L L F D
• Make lunch time Work For you Consider eating earlier or later. Lunchtime
LINCOLN, NE 68583-0838
R S L E C O T T O N N N K S C E R G T B O M E A D T
can be an excellent, quiet, viewing time, while, in fact, the canteen is packed.
U.S.A.
• Contribute When you Can Donate a nominal fee. Many exhibits and
A A A E U Q I L P P A G G C U K L S O T A E E B D E
+1 402.472.6549
shows are not-for-profit and would not be available were it not for dedicated
O C O L U O R L T U C I L I I F D U O L N F O T N T
WWW.QUILTSTUDY.ORG
individuals volunteering and working together.
R O U A U N Y M I E I A M L E R T U R N A S I K R E
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