In the fall of 2017, a dozen women in New York's Catskill Mountains came together for a craft project. Many of them were New York City transplants, and most were either retired or semi-retired; they needed something to occupy their minds and hands during the long, snowy Catskills winter. What they found was old neckties, hundreds of them, which they cut into small hexagons to make a quilt — of ...
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