Vintage Indigo Drunkard's Path It's kind of funny. I often get requests for business cards, but stall to print any as I ru...

1940's Scrappy Wonderful! Some of you have watched the slow progression of my hand quilting project over the last year. Some m...

How I wish there was Smell-o-vision. You would say, "Oh, yeah!" It's washed and dried. Let's look at what washing ...

Vintage Tumbling Blocks About 74" x 90" When I first set eyes on this beautiful quilt, I longed to take it home with me de...

Vintage Lone Star Baby Quilt A local friend who deals in antiques calls me when she has quilts. I'm so grateful! This time I we...

Half Hexie Whirligig In the last post, Stolen Moments for Stitch & Play , I was playing with my scraps. Play is good. I traded...

The Kentucky Sun Quilt My husband and I made a whirlwind trip to the Kentucky Museum last weekend on the Western Kentucky University ...

Hand Quilting a Vintage Log Cabin Quilt It's December, and everywhere I go I hear coughing. Deep, gripping coughing. There'...

Lone Star Beauty One of many red quilts currently on display at the  Southeast Ohio History Center in Athens, Ohio

Pin Wheel, 81" x 86" Belonged to Jemima (Mast) Miller, My Great Grandmother Born 1876, Holmes Co., Ohio Over the past se...

Washed, Dried & Pressed Isn't She a Red & White Beauty! Hurricane Update : Like this vintage quilt top, we have bee...

Late1930's-1950's Postage Stamp  Style Pieced Bed Cover wi th Prairie Points This is an 88" x 90" pieced bed cover...

1930's & 40's Large Vintage  Log Cabin Top--Hand Pieced August 4, 2017 quietly marked Pink Doxies' 3 year blogive...

Vintage Inspired Nine Patch Laying out a one patch design such as this with 5" squares is greatly aided by knowing where the ...

How do I quilt a vintage log cabin pattern while  staying true to the era? How do I give the borders each a unique pattern from the...

Vintage 1930's Depression Era Fabric Baby Quilt A friend of mine--the same one in the wooden quilt post -- was  offered 5 bo...

All the quilts shown here belong to my husband's family. They were on loan awaiting a cloudy day to photograph. It gave me time to ...