The Quilt Digest, Vol. 2

by Roderick Kiracofe

The Quilt Digest is a journal for antique as well as contemporary quilt devotees. It includes a variety of articles & color photos. 1. A piece of Ellen’s dress by Linda Lipsett. The struggle of a young Vermont woman to survive as a pioneer wife in the Wisconsin wilderness 2. The Looking toward the future by Michael Kile. One of this country’s finest private collections 3. Victorian Vintage photographs of an American home, Introduction by Penny McMorris 4. Showcase – 23 contemporary & antique quilts 5. The collector’s guide for the care of quilts in the homey by Patsy Orlofsky 6. Ku’u Hae Aloha by Elizabeth Akama – enlightening new discoveries are highlighted in this presentation of the Royal Hawaiian Flag quilt

Genres: Quilting

80 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1984

Reviews

[Carole Thompson]

I have recently pulled out my quilting books to look with awe at the beautiful quilts that have been made over the past 100 years ago to the present. If there is a hobby that I would have liked to learn, it would have been quilting. I have quilting friends and used to go to quilting shows. When traveling, I would find quilting museums. I used to get a quilting magazine. I especially admire those quilts that look like a landscape picture. Well, this book is a good introduction to quilting. Each quilt has a story behind it. The story may be about the type of quilt and also about the quilt maker and what influenced the quilt maker. As a knitter, crocheter, cross stitcher, embroiderer, and needlepointer, I dearly love and appreciate the time and effort used into making beautiful quilts.