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Nicholas was inspired to make a temperature quilt by fellow improv quilter Jo Avery
traditionally embroidered with threads pulled out from the borders of old saris and dhotis
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Yeoujimunbo, 여의주문 (Cathedral Window) hand stitching Nicholas was inspired to makeIn Korean culture, yeouiju means wish fulfilling jewel, Yeouijumun means a jewel pattern, and Yeouijumunbo is the name for a Jogakbo design that is found in the Joseon dynasty period (1392 1910) and in contemporary quilting. The first documentation of the use of the cathedral window in a quilt appeared at the Chicago Worlds Fair in the US in 1933. The technique quickly became popular in North America in the 1930s. In her book, Cathedral Window Quilts,
