I was recently gifted with the wonderful book titled “The Quilters Women & Domestic Art: An Oral History” written by Patricia Cooper and Norma Bradley Allen. My great friend Pam Buda of Heartspun Quilts gave me this treasure of a book – how sweet of her was that!
I spent yesterday evening reading this oral history book and loving the images of the old quilts and the black and white photos of quilters. I was amused at some of the stories. It’s a great book to just sit and read with a nice cup of coffee or tea in the evening and think about women of long ago and their quilting!
Here are some images from the book!
And coming soon…..
tara lynn baisden 
One of the very first quiltbooks i bought, few books were available in Europe in the late seventies.We're soooooo spoilt nowadays, but i still cherish this one.Love from Paris,misty and chilly
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Thanks for sharing these Tara, a good look back in time.
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These are wonderful quilts! And don't you just love to see old pics of women together working on a quilt on a frame. They always look so sweet and happy to be there; having social time while quilting. I love that!
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so nice of her, looks like a must have book for us antique quilt loversKathie
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This book just looks so good – I have just ordered one off Amazon! Thank you so much for sharing this – I had never heard of it before. I just love this kind of book.
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One of my favorite books.
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