I really fell in love with this "homey" log cabin.  It's such a cozy look - and feel, too, as the fabrics are well-loved and ...

Lately, I have been reaping the benefit of getting to the age of downsizing.  And the benefit has been adopting quilts from...

This quilt is about 25 years old.  It was purchased on a Pennsylvania Amish farm.  I recently repaired a couple of tears it had acquired...

This quilt is one of a collection of family heirloom quilts that I've been repairing.  Years ago, I worked with the Illinois quilt ...

  This quilt exemplifies why people are drawn to the silk and velvet quilts of the Victorian era, don't you think?  Rich glowing colo...

This cozy log cabin / straight furrow quilt dates to around the 1920s or early 1930s. That first photo isn't cropped badly.  This...

A few weeks ago, I visited an open house at Harvey Pranian Art & Antiques .  Harvey has decades of experience in the antique/folk art/fi...

A friend was unexpectedly given this quilt along with some other Freecycle things she was picking up.  And guess who she thought might li...

I visited the Forest Park Library to clean the quilts that have been on display for several years.  See the previous post for an explanatio...

Log Cabin block, Barn Raising setting I'm starting out the new year by doing something new.  I was invited to write a book review...

I've been working on a log cabin quilt.  It's maybe Mennonite, purchased in Ontario a while ago.  It's not very, very old.  Pro...

I am part of the Thin Ice Theater costume crew.  Thin Ice is the theater program of our homeschool group.  There are 4 other moms plus myse...