Men back in the early nineteenth century had the misconception that they had higher superiority than women. Women were degraded and could not really express their talents. Sewing and quilting allowed women to portray their hidden talents from the patriarchal society. “Women were required to master numerous skills, but sewing was almost unique to their gender (Women’s Work).” According to the Georgia Museum of Art, “Traditions of beautiful work in embroidery, weaving, and quilting added color and life to vernacular interiors and allowed women an edifying display of their social contribution.” This quote symbolizes the hard work and dedication that women contributed for this quilt. The quilt entitled “Women’s Work” expresses the diversity and
