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5 Vintage Quilt Styles Making a Comeback Right Now, According to Experts Original

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By Rachel Barrett Verified
| Country Living Verified
“It's clear that quilts are having a resurgence; you see patchwork designs everywhere from runways to ‘cottagecore’ interiors,” says New York- and Rhode Island-based dealer Tori Jones. Of course, just because they’re trending doesn’t mean they’re trendy. “Quilts are timeless objects that transcend trends,” says Tori.
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We Took Country Living Readers to Dollywood—and It Turned into an Unforgettable Weekend Original

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By Rachel Barrett Verified
| Country Living Verified
Here’s the thing about Country Living readers: They’re the best. I’ve always found the people who gravitate toward this brand tend to be kindred spirits—fun-loving, lighthearted, and born with a serious soft spot for an antiques mall. I was recently reminded of these qualities—and that broader sense of community—when Country Living hosted a Weekend at Dollywood for Country Living All Access members.
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Ken Burns Has Collected More Than 100 Antique Quilts—Here’s What Keeps Him Looking Original

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By Rachel Barrett Verified
| Country Living Verified
Don’t bother asking Ken Burns to go deep on the background of, say, a Star of Bethlehem or Log Cabin quilt. Sure he can speak to such things, but for the award-winning filmmaker, whose six-part documentary The American Revolution recently hit four billion minutes of streaming, quilts are less an intellectual fact-finding pursuit than a visceral experience.
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