It’s been nearly twenty years since I last went to the State Fair, but yesterday Mr. Dowell and I braved the crowds to see some sights. Of course, I was …
Wednesday Bee Minutes, February 13
From: Quilt Along With Emma G, an online offering at miltonfallsgazette.com Greetings from the snowy Midwest! Some of you may be wondering what has been happening here in the last …
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Wednesday Bee Minutes
Over on Facebook, we’re having a lot of fun in the Quiltfiction Club, Quiltfiction’s closed group (which I encourage you to join!). On Wednesdays we have a virtual bee, where …
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“A Friendship Album Christmas, 1932”
The Quiltfiction 12-Days-of-Christmas Giveaway is over, but we still have a present for you — the audiobook version of “A Friendship Album, 1932.” We hope you enjoy this story about …
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In which I say “Merry Christmas” with a Christmas Story!
Lots going on here in Quiltfiction Town as we wind down 2018. The big giveaway is happening–and it’s not too late to enter. We’ve still got lots of great prizes, …
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Wednesday Bee and a Big Giveaway
If you’re on Facebook, I hope you’ll consider joining the Quiltfiction Club, which is Quiltfiction’s closed Facebook group. We just got going last Friday, and already we have a lively …
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Crown of Thorns Quilt–Finally Finished!
So I finally finished quilting Crown of Thorns, the same quilt Dorothy made to enter the Sears “Century of Progress” Quilt contest. (Is it weird that I think Dorothy is …
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Special Episode: An Interview with Quilt Novelist Marie Bostwick!
Welcome to the Quiltfiction blog! If you’re new to our site, be sure to check out the free audio podcast of my novel-in-progress, Friendship Album, 1933. In the meantime, I …
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Special Offer: A Perfect Holiday Pairing!
Great news for folks who love to read about quilts and quilting! Quiltfolk — my absolutely favorite magazine — is offering a special holiday deal featuring their beautiful magazine and …
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A 1930s Halloween
Researching Halloween in the 1930s convinced me of one thing: I’m glad that I’m not celebrating Halloween in the 1930s. You’ll notice I don’t have any pictures here of 1930’s …
