Top 10 Quilting Stories from 2016

Did you see these sewing-related news stories this year? They truly show that quilting is everywhere and that quilting changes everything! See more stories at our Quilting Changes Everything website here.
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#1: 106-Year-Old Has a Thriving Quilting Business

106-year-old Myrtle doesn't let age stop her from growing her quilt-making business. Where did she learn such hard work ethic?

Find out by reading the full story here.

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#2: The Sweet Reason This Man Started to Sew

You'll never guess what prompted Kyle Hamilton to start his first sewing project!

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#3: Family Quilt Finished 80 Years Later

From 72 hand-embroidered blocks to a finished quilt, Patrecia Bollin finally saw her late mother's vision come to life 80 years after the project was started.

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#4: Woman Leaves Behind 15,000 Yards of Fabric

This family was shocked when they found an astounding 15,000 yards of fabric in their late mother's storage, but what they did with it was an even bigger shock!

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#5: Actress Has Quilting-Theme Baby Shower

Can you guess which actress from the television hit The Walking Dead had a quilting-themed baby shower?

Find out by reading the full story here.

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#6: The Big Impact Quilts Have with Dementia Patients

How one woman changed dementia patients' quality of life through quilting is amazing.

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#7: A Thousand Quilted Cranes Project

We're incredibly humbled by Portland resident Mike Floyd's continuous 1,000 Quilted Cranes project.

Find out why by reading the full story here.

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#8: Ms. Lillian Donates 1000 Dresses Before Her 100th Birthday

Ms. Lillian made headlines when she donated her 1,000 dresse last year, but it's where she donated them that will warm your heart.

Read the full story here.

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#9: A Quilt Invades the Weather Report

You'll never guess how one British Columbia resident incorporated weather into her quilt!

Find out by reading the full story here.

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#10: Dementia Patient Sews for First Time in Two Years

Ruth Barrer sewed for the first time in two years. What will her first project be?

Find out the full story here.

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