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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Crawl Madison County (Sunday)
Madison County is famous for covered bridges and cowboy actor John Wayne, but those icons, iconic as they are, seem kind of “yesterday” compared to newer, hipper attractions. Check out some of those newer, hip attractions this Sunday (Septe...
The Other IQM, Next Door in Lincoln, NE
The Iowa Quilt Museum, here in Quiltropolis (Winterset, Iowa 50273), shorthands its name to IQM in its messaging, a common practice.
Time To (Give a) Quilt
A Wintersetian expressed surprise recently when I said I don’t sell my quilts. “If I love you, it’s free,” I elaborated. “Otherwise, $10,000.” (An exaggeration.)
Winterset, Iowa & W.I., WI
I’ve just returned to Quiltropolis (Winterset, Iowa 50273) from Washington Island, Wisconsin (WI), where each year I spend the entire month of August. I call my four weeks of alone-time my Sojourn of Solitude. My husband Mark, a retired air...
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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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