If I Can't Dance To It, It's Not My Revolution

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If I Can't Dance To It, It's Not My RevolutionThis banner celebrates joy as an essential part of resistance. Attributed to anarchist and feminist Emma Goldman, the expression paraphrases a moment in Goldmans 1931 autobiography Living My Life. A reminder that movements for collective liberation must make space for delight, this piece is stitched with a joyful spirit. DETAILS Measures approximately 34" H x 24" W Materials: silk floral jacquard fabric and cotton hand appliqud lettering One of a

antique cotton calicos)

Blue Stripes B: Rose cotton/linen floral

"Less Than Perfect" quilts have small imperfections

sourced from a nonprofit refugee organization in Buffalo

this 100% cotton throw quilt features details highlighting the bay's intricate shorelines

the Martha's Vineyard Quilt seamlessly blends functionality with artistic elegance

Wildberry's fluffy mane is fashioned from spun yarn

5" W x 38" H

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it serves as a unique and cherished keepsake in any home

his friend Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry commissioned several women in Erie

Measures approximately 25"w x 34"h