Kathleen Tracy, popular author of Prairie Children and Their Quilts and Remembering Adelia, has outdone herself with this combination of lovely projects and fascinating historical tidbits. Patterned after quilts made during the Civil War era, this collection is ideal for nineteenth-century reproduction fabrics. Choose from 16 easy projects, including large and small quilts, plus a pincushion, sewing box, and needle case Learn how women's efforts during the Civil War era led to increased civil and political involvement among women See historical photos and read eloquent excerpts from letters written to and from soldiers during the Civil War
A New York Times bestseller A Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club Selection Welcome to Florabama, Alabama—a place where you can stop to sip a co'cola or iced tea and think about money and love.
Based on traditional patterns, these delightful little patchwork treasures are perfect additions to a quilter's decor.
North and South, black and white - the story of the War Between the States is embedded in the soul of every American.
Christina Lamb's evocative reporting brings to life these stories. Her unique perspective on Afghanistan and deep passion for the people she writes about make this the definitive account of the tragic plight of a proud nation.
Inspired by actual children's diaries from the American frontier, this follow-up to the bestseller American Doll Quilts explores the origins of doll quilts made during the era.
In the evening Mr. Sellers and Frank came and stayed all night. February. 10. Mr. Sellers carried Emma and Josephine [by carriage] to meeting at the schoolhouse then came back and got Mother and Frank. Emma and Josephine dressed alike.
References John Warner Barber and Henry Howe, Our Whole Country: Or the Past and Present of the United States, Historical and Descriptive (New York: Tuttle & McCauley, 1861), p. 649. Langston Hughes, The Big Sea: An Autobiography (New ...
With The Union Quilters, Chiaverini delivers a powerful story of a remarkable group of women coping with changing roles and the extraordinary experiences of the Civil War.
Designer Kathleen Tracy is back with more delightful little quilts!
The Big Book of Civil War Quilts 4 Quilt assembly Sister's Choice 8" × 8" Designed and. 2. Sew together five muslin 21⁄2" squares and four indigo 21⁄2" squares (matching the indigo used in step 1) to make a Nine Patch block.