The Legacy of Mountain Mist Batting
Mountain Mist Batting has appealed to generations of quilters since it was introduced to the market in 1842. Sure, it
Read moreMountain Mist Batting has appealed to generations of quilters since it was introduced to the market in 1842. Sure, it
Read moreEver dreamed of being able to browse through thousands of images of quilts spanning the generations? The Quilt Index is
Read moreFashions come and go, and for a while handmade quilts fell out of fashion in favor of “store-bought” bed coverings.
Read moreThis picture was taken at the Post Office located in the home of James Pendroy in Falsen Township in north-central
Read moreThe oldest quilt discovered was thought to be this Pot of Cherries red and green appliqué quilt made in 1820.
Read moreThe story of this quilt and its maker is representative of many families who followed their dreams to North Dakota.
Read moreThe designer of this intricately appliqued wool quilt is unusual for more than talent and workmanship — unlike most quilt
Read moreIn 1888, at the age of 16, Alta May Wyman married Robert Thompson in the community of Holmes in Dakota
Read moreNot all quilts are particularly beautiful or especially well made, but are nonetheless treasured in memories of the maker.The maker
Read moreAs part of North Dakota’s Centennial Celebration, organizations around the state took up the challenge of undertaking projects which preserve
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