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• An Old Time Quilting Bee (BellaOnline)
  Here is a delightful poem about An Old Time Quilting Bee and the way they used to speed date back in the good ol' days!
• Quilting for Haiti (The Wahpeton Daily News)
  A dozen or so members of Grace Lutheran Church in Breckenridge annually devote their time to crafting quilts to meet needs worldwide, but now they're focusing on Haiti.
• Perfecting quilting, one piece at a time (The Buffalo News)
  LOCKPORT--Ruth Ohol knows that there's nothing more comforting than wrapping yourself in the embrace of a quilt made by loving hands.
• Quilt show to be on display throughout March at museum (The Belleville View)
  The 17th annual Western Wayne County Quilting Guild's quilt show, "Patches and Patterns: A Celebration of Quilts" will be on display through March 31 at the Belleville Area Historical Museum, located at 405 Main St. in downtown Belleville.
• Open house attracts crowd to quilt show (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
  PARKERSBURG - More than 200 people attended the open house of the sixth annual Mid-Ohio Valley Heritage Quilt Show at the Blennerhassett Museum of Regional History Saturday. "Hopefully, people will come and look at the quilts and pieces on display and will be inspired to go home and do their own quilting," said Jane Lundblad, a member of the quilti […]
• Get involved (Detroit Free Press)
  The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House is to host a sewing workshop for children ages 8-13 from 1-4 p.m. today. The fee is $15 per child and $10 for members. Supplies are to be provided for this old-time quilting bee. The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House is at 1100 Lake Shore Road. Call 313-884-4222, or go to www.fordhouse.org.
• Quilting regains popularity as art form locally, across state (The Gadsden Times)
  By Lisa Rogers Times Staff Writer Gary Batson was 5 years old when he learned how to quilt. He had asthma as a child and couldn't play outside.
• Quilters help support Gilbert museum (The Arizona Republic)
  Gilbert quilt show pays tribute to a traditional American craft.
• Quilters help support Gilbert museum (12 News Phoenix)
  At the Gilbert Historical Museum, a traditional American craft endures stitch by stitch.
• Quilted 'Last Supper' (The Celina Record)
  An image of Da vinci's painting “The Last Supper” quilted in one-half inch quilt pieces was on display for Fidelis Inter Se members and guests at the group's meeting last week.