'We cried, we laughed, we shared stories': says James Smith Cree Nation quilter Sandra Head
CBC NewsDayne PattersonWarning: this story contains discussion of residential schools and abuse.
At first glance, the talking quilt is a large blanket rimmed with colour and dressed with patches. To Sandra Head, it "was, and is, a vessel of healing."
Head is a member of the Peter Chapman Band, which falls under the umbrella of James Smith Cree Nation. She was among a group of about 15 women from James Smith who sewed the talking quilt and opened up to each other as they did.
It became known as the talking quilt because …
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