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The Tower - An Introduction to Patchwork

Bastounes, Bean
Horner, Sarah
Bellefuille, Maci
Anderson, Katie
2022-11-28

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The Tower - An Introduction to Patchwork

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2022-11-28

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Bee hosts fellow Tower staff Sarah Horner, Maci Bellefeuille, and Katie Anderson for a conversation about The Tower's 2022-23 theme 'Patchwork.' In this episode, there is an exploration of what inspires patchwork, the connotation it holds, the magazine being open nationally for submissions, and what the editors want you to know. Submissions for this year's print magazine close November 30th, 2022. Submit at thetower.submittable.com

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Bastounes, Bean; Horner, Sarah; Bellefuille, Maci; Anderson, Katie. (2022). The Tower - An Introduction to Patchwork. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/259187.

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