Pearl and Her Gee's Bend Quilt by Tangular Irby

Pearl shares her family's rich quilting history, focusing on her Grandma's wisdom and techniques. She explains the significance of quilts in their family, the materials used, and the quilting process. Pearl's Grandma gifts quilts to Pearl's friends, emphasizing the importance of passing down this tradition.

What does Pearl aspire to do when she grows up?

• Become a famous chef

• Create her own quotes

• Write a novel

• Travel the world

Why did families in GS Bend, Alabama, need many quilts?

• They were sold in markets

• They had large families

• They were a form of art

• They were used as currency

What is the most important part of a quilt according to Pearl?

• The binding

• The batting

• The backing

• The top

What material did quilters use for the backing in the past?

• Old newspapers

• Leather

• Plastic sheets

• 25 LB Flower sacks

How does Grandma decide on quilt designs?

• By following a pattern book

• By consulting with other quilters

• By talking to God

• By using a computer program

What does Grandma say about the uniqueness of quilts?

• Quilts should follow traditional designs

• Each quilt should be unique like handwriting

• Quilts should be mass-produced

• All quilts should look the same

What special gift does Grandma give to Ella and Sally?

• A family photo album

• A cookbook

• A painting

• A G's Bend quilt