SEE IT: Crafters unite to make dozens of quilts for Eastern Kentucky flood survivors
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Fabric from an abandoned project to make curtains. A stack of flannel that was gathering dust. Scraps from children's quilts. All have been turned into freshly made quilts — for a cause. Crafted by hand and machine, by veteran and novice quilters from Louisville and across the state, some 80 quilts should, within a year, find their way into the hands of Appalachian families who lost their homes in the flooding of July 2022. Susan Zepeda, a Louisville quilter, hatched the idea for the Appalachian Quilt Project earlier this year...
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