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Srkdqltr

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3. Omaha has a fashion week?

Reply to suegeo (Original post)

Sat Mar 22, 2025, 12:14 PM

Mar 22

Quilters I know have used the ,old time design, excuse to use that symbol. They get called out for it every time.
Actually they are right, but, they know what that means now so there is no excuse for using it.

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Swastika at Omaha fashion week [View all] suegeo Mar 22 OP

This is a picture of the jacket. Tanuki Mar 22 #1

OFFS - it's the only decorative feature on the back of the garment . . . . hatrack Mar 22 #2

She also made it black whereas the supposed quilt inspiration was multicolored. tblue37 Mar 22 #5

Omaha has a fashion week? Srkdqltr Mar 22 #3

I don't cut her any slack, but before Nazi Germany ruined it, the swastika or "hooked cross" was dobleremolque Mar 22 #4

My wife and I quilt and vend at shows and buy and sell quilts ... marble falls Mar 22 #6

The most surprising thing about this 4catsmom Mar 22 #7

I always thought the Nazi symbol was inverted from American Indians' designs. BigmanPigman Mar 22 #8