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Fabrics & Linens: Foreclosure Quilts by Kathryn Clark

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Fabrics & Linens: Foreclosure Quilts by Kathryn Clark

January 4, 2012

Traditionally, quilting is a craft born of hardship, when people made warm covers out of whatever scraps they could find. But artist and former urban planner Kathryn Clark takes this association one step further with her series of evocative quilts, which are based on maps of home foreclosures. They dramatically illustrate the devastating affect of the financial crisis, which has literally left holes in the fabric of society. To see more quilts, go to Design Skool: Kathryn Clark Foreclosure Quilts.

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Above: Cape Coral Foreclosure Quilt.

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Above: Pojagi Quilt Experiment #2.

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Above: Atlanta Foreclosure Quilt.

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