A crude patchwork awning of sheets and tarps stretched across the gap, and underneath were a large number of women and children, living on mats that had been laid over the pavement.
Top left, Chlo?enim patchwork shirt, $675, and denim patchwork jeans, $685, at Bergdorf Goodman.
The news filtered through the neighborhoods where the five men had been living, a patchwork of slums with buildings constructed of corrugated iron sheets and covered in blue tarpaulins, squeezed between neighborhoods with glass office towers and luxury apartment buildings.
At bedtime, after blowing out the candle or turning down the wick of the Aladdin lamp, I snuggled between cotton sheets, under the wool blankets, eiderdown and the great-grandmother-made patchwork quilt.
He was a plaintive victim in scratchy breakup ballads like Blood and Patchwork, a repentant alcoholic wifebeater on Drunk Tank and, in the twisted narrative of Tyed, an arthouse Ted Bundy: "The sheet that was cut and caught the blood was opened, dried and stretched out, hung on the wall".
New to this iteration are a documentary on Victor Fleming, the film's credited director; a "sing-along" subtitle stream; a 52-page book assembled by the Oz authority John Fricke; reproductions of the original press book and budget sheets; and full-length versions of two silent features, "The Magic Cloak of Oz" and "The Patchwork Girl of Oz," produced in 1914 by Baum himself.
English patchwork was subtle.
A patchwork quilt of vineyards?
I had a patchwork record.
But the efforts were patchwork.
