Olivia Joseph
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 26 Feb
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And people will say, well, I'm honoring it.
I'm honoring my grandmother's quilt by making it something that I can wear.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's the same way that you honor an oil painting by cutting it up and making it into placemats, you know, the way you would do it.
Right?
I see it exactly the same.
So it's infuriating to me.
And yet, it's just, there's no stopping it.
And so I can't really fight that battle, you know?
If it's unusual and it's in really good condition, try to get it appraised by a quilt appraiser.
There's many of them around.
Yeah, I'm speaking from the perspective of maybe like a conservator preserving the quilt.
If you're storing them, I think, yes, following the advice of taking it out periodically and folding it in different directions so that those creases don't stay there over time.
And I think, again, if you're storing it, keeping it away from light.
And I know, at least in the museum setting, there are these older quilts.
Some people aren't... They don't get washed commonly.
So there are some unwashed quilts in the collection that are... They're going to continue to be unwashed because it helps to preserve the condition.
It helps to keep the object stabilized.
And when I'm saying stabilized, it's just...
preventing further deterioration from happening from all of that heavy handling that might happen in I don't think you would put them in a washing machine but even sometimes like the hand washing depending on like how firmly you're washing them could maybe a seam will come on undone or something but those are just like things that are done in the museum space with the quilts
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