At the foot of my bed sits a blue and red patchwork quilt. It was handmade by my great-grandmother, who gave it to her daughter, and eventually, it worked its way down to me. That's the thing about patchwork – it's more than just pillows or quilts made of scrap fabric; it's an assemblage of stories sewn together.
You see, the patchwork trend is rich in history. It's an art form that's been practiced for centuries, and for some like myself, patchwork designs become familial mementos passed down from generation to generation.
