Reporting from Quiltropolis
Marianne FonsMarianne Fons writes from the small town of Winterset, Iowa, reporting on quilty and non-quilty topics.
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A Quiltropolitan Hits the Con
QuiltCon, like Comic-Con, is an in-person meetup that brings enthusiasts together in real time. This year, QuiltCon (for quilting enthusiasts, natch) is in Phoenix.
Trouble . . . right here in Quiltropolis
Meredith Willson, born in Mason City, IA, in 1902, wrote the The Music Man—a slice of small town life that opened on Broadway to instant success in 1957. The film version, starring Robert Preston as conman Harold Hill, received six Academy ...
Quiltropolis Field Reports
Last spring, when the irrepressible Julie Gammack—founder of the Iowa Writers’ Collaborative—invited me to become an IWC columnist, at first I dragged my feet.
Did I Do That?
My father, James Graham, born into a farm family in 1921, was not cut out for fieldwork. The story he told is that as a boy he knelt behind the one-room country schoolhouse he attended through eighth grade (Hooten, out in Lincoln Township) ...
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Marianne Fons taught millions of Americans how to quilt as co-host of "Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting" nationwide on public television and as co-author of QUILTER'S COMPLETE GUIDE, the best-selling "bible" of quiltmaking.
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