Take an audio tour of "Quilted Connections: Sisterhood in Cloth," an exhibition at The Peale, Baltimore's Community Museum and the oldest museum building in the United States! Listen to master quilters Rosalind Robinson, Sandra Smith, and Glenda Richardson talk about their quilting techniques and the fascinating stories that surround their craft. Includes 17 stops with the artists. The exhibition was on view at The Peale from December 1, 2022-January 29, 2023.

Sandra Smith (00:00): . . . and its [Wildfire] counterpart is called "Pieceful (P-I-E-C-E) Water" because what I did with those is I actually pieced those quilts so those quilts are made using a technique where you take a piece of fabric and you add another one and add another one and add another one so you have pieces of fabric put together to make a whole cloth.

(00:26): Those guys were made from a combination of batik fabrics made here in the United States, some hand dyed fabric made by a woman who lives out in Washington state, and a bunch of other stuff. In those, I used a lot of black and white fabrics integrated with these others. So that's the gist of the five quilts that I have in the show.