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Sharon Tindall is a contemporary quilter whose work is inspired by “quilt code.” Based on this selection, Tindall thinks of a quilt as
A) an ally.
B) a horizon.
C) a prayer.
D) an orchard.
A) an ally.
Sharon Tindall views a quilt as “quilt code,” suggesting that quilts serve as a means of communication and support, much like an ally. Quilts can tell stories, preserve history, and represent solidarity, which aligns with the notion of them being allies in expressing cultural narratives.