”People don’t say thank you any more.  Or write thank you notes,” a friend mentioned the other day.
Is this you in your busy life?  In your quilting life or business?  Do you take time to say or show your appreciation for deeds done, words said, gifts received?
Even though I was taught, by a mother who sat us at the dining table to write thank you notes the day after receiving a gift, I find myself so caught up in a busy life that I must keep a “thank you note list” or “thinking of you list” so I don’t forget.  Even …read more

The Quilters Hall of Fame, established in 1979 by quilter Hazel Carter, seeks to recognize the contributions made by various quilters over the years to the quilting world.  This non-profit organization is located in the Marie Webster Home in Marion, Indiana.
Here you’ll read bios and learn about men and women who have made outstanding contributions to this fabric art and have inspired others throughout the decades.
Visit the site for more information and interesting reading at www.quiltershalloffame.org.