Architect Turned Quilt Artist | Luke Haynes on Quilting, Public Art & Coach Bags - Ep. 211
Not Your Granny's Quilt ShowShow Notes
Luke Haynes left architecture to become a full-time quilt artist. Now his quilts are public art installations... and part of a Coach collection.
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