During the Women's Suffrage Centennial this year the nearby museum Shawnee Town made a copy of Alice Paul's suffrage flag that she finished in 1920.
Alice Paul (1885-1977), leader of the National Women's Party, sewing a star on
her banner for each state that ratified the Suffrage amendment. Purple and yellow
were their symbolic colors.
The museum then cut up the 36 stars and gave each to volunteers to make a 12" block. Here are a few of the results.
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Pamela made a block. Here's her post:
http://pamela.avaraarts.com/suffrage-quilts/
Sorry I don't have the block-makers' names.
Pamela made a block. Here's her post:
http://pamela.avaraarts.com/suffrage-quilts/
And Amy Barrickman made a video:
https://www.facebook.com/amybarickmanstudio/videos/3674918235886443
https://www.facebook.com/amybarickmanstudio/videos/3674918235886443