Wednesday, November 30, 2011

God Bless America Touring Quilt Available for Sale


Donated God Bless America Touring Quilts are now available for sale with 100% proceeds providing quilts for wounded soldiers and families of the fallen.
Call 405-751-3885 for prices of your favorites. First come, first serve. We've already sold two quilts. View photos of quilts on http://www.heavenlypatchwork.com/photos_of_touring_quilts_new.html
Thirty of these quilts are exhibited November 29, 2011 through February 15, 2012 at Northpark Mall, next to Faces and More in south end of mall at 122nd and North May, Oklahoma City, OK. 100 quilts are still touring through 2012. Reserve them now. BuckboardQuilts@cox.net

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

45th Infantry Museum Quilt Show a Grand Success


After the Veteran's Day exhibits at Checotah Library, Okeene Library and the 45th Infantry, the Thanking Our Troops--God Bless America Touring Quilts officially ended following a four-year tour. Grown men cried as they read the stories thanking them for their service and they realized that their sacrifices for their country were not in vain.
The 100 donated quilts and Buckboard Quilts entries will continue to be available to exhibit since demand is still vigorous. All other quilts will be returned to the quilt artists with a huge thank you for their contribution to this great cause to provide quilts for wounded soldiers and families of the fallen.
If you have contact information for families of the fallen soldiers, please contact me now so that we may provide a quilt for the mother and wife.
Alma Johnson's colorful 45th Infantry quilt will remain at the 45th Infantry Museum at NE 36th and Eastern in Oklahoma City, OK.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

New quilt arrivals for Christmas Shopping



Select your favorite quilts from 300 photos for Christmas gifting or drop a hint to Santa. New selections added daily to http://www.BuckboardQuilts.com. Call 405-751-3885 to order and check availability. No obligation, 24 hour return privileges, layaway and Gift Certificates available.
Free shipping through Christmas.

Cross & Crown Ministries Feed Needy Children thru 1905 Cookbook


Here's a photo album of one of the ministries to feed, clothe & provide medical help for needy children that the profits from the "1905 Cookbook" and food for body and soul touring quilts help.

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Free Quilt Shipping For Christmas

Free Shipping for Christmas
My gift to you--free shipping on all quilt purchases through Christmas! New arrival daily. Layaway. No obligation. 24 hour return privilege.
I'm passing along my bargains to my valued customers. Select your favorites from 150 beautiful antique quilts in excellent or mint condition at affordable prices.
Give the gift that future generations will cherish and remember you--a lasting legacy of your love. http://BuckboardQuilts.com/ 405-751-3885

New Quilt Arrivals for Christmas Gifting

I just received 8 new quilts at a bargain price that I'm passing along just in time for your Christmas shopping. Give a lasting legacy of love--an heirloom to be cherished and passed down to grandchildren as a fond remembrance of you. Or drop a hint to Santa for your favorite quilt to add to your collection or add cozy charm and warmth to your home.
See http:// www.BuckboardQuilts.com to select your favorites and receive free shipping through Christmas

Give the Everlasting Gift this Christmas


Give the Everlasting Gift this Christmas from Buckboard Antique Quilts
Call 405-751-3885 for appt
http://www.BuckboardQuilts.com/
All Profits Feed Needy Children

Shop 150 quality quilts online for free shipping, or choose your favorites in person. Discover exceptional value and one of a kind artwork to leave a legacy of love to be cherished and passed down to future generations. Or drop a hint to Santa for a beautiful quilt to decorate your home.

Since 1976, Judy Howard has been offering exquisite 19th and 20th century quilts, coverlets and vintage textiles at affordable prices to quilt collectors and dealers around the world. Some of Judy's celebrity customers include Julia Roberts, Jessica Lange and Dustin Hoffman.

Judy prides herself in digging for the family history of each quilt she offers, which adds to the value of your selection and collection. Often family portraits and amusing anecdotes of the
quilt-maker are included with the quilt. Many quilts are featured in Judy's five books—offered free with each quilt purchase. http://www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com/

Drool over 300 photos of superb hand-made quilts in excellent/mint condition. See adorable Crib and Doll quilts, stunning Amish graphic art, museum quality appliqués or country pieced quilts made from quaint feed sacks. There's something for everyone, including quilt tops and squares for quilters or crafters to create your own heirlooms. Judy also offers hand hooked folk art rugs, Persian or Indian rugs, rag dolls, Christmas collectibles, Beacon and Pendleton Blankets, Paisley Shawls, hand crocheted bedspreads and tablecloths, fine linens and lace for all your decorating needs.
Call today with your favorites to check availability. 405-751-3885






























Thursday, October 20, 2011

Camp Striker Stables in Baghdad Loved Quilts


For the past 3 years, we shipped the Thanking Our Troops--God Bless America Touring Quilts to Camp Striker Stables to cheer the troops who didn't get to come home for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
I was sad to find out that the quilts won't be returning this year because the Camp has been turned over to Iraq. If anyone knows another camp or base in Iraq or Afghanistan where we could send them to encourage our troops, please contact me: BuckboardQuilts@cox.net.

Gilbertsville, NY Loved Patriotic Quilts


Diana Heeman reported that they loved the God Bless America Touring Quilts at their Colorfest of Quilts at The Major's Inn in Gilbertsville, NY. She was amazed that men were emotionally moved by the quilts that Thank Our Troops and loved the books also.
Order your "Thanking Our Troops--God Bless America Touring Quilts" books for Christmas gifts and take advantage of the volume discounts. All profits provide quilts for wounded soldiers and families of the fallen.
After all the Veteran Day exhibits, 200 of the 300 quilts will be returned to their owners. The remaining 100 donated quilts will continue to tour through the election year to heal our economically and politically torn nation.

God Bless America Touring Quilt Shows


Come celebrate America in quilts at these shows:

October 29, 9:30-3, The OK Women's Veterans Recognition Day features the God Bless America Touring Quilts and local quilt artists curating the exhibit and signing the books, Thanking Our Troops-God Bless America Touring Quilts, and the signing of the Home of the Brave Memorial Quilts by Dee Paddack at the Embassy Suites, 1815 S. Meridian, OKC

Novermber 4-5 Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday 9am-5pm. The Lee’s Summit Quilt Guild proudly displays the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” at their show at the Woods Chapel United Methodist Church, 4725 NE Lakewood Way, Lee’s Summit, MO, $3.

November 9, 2011, noon The Checotah Public Library proudly presents Judy Howard's Civil War quilt trunk show program and patriotic quilt show following a luncheon at 11:30 am, Checotah, OK.

November 11, 11 am-3pm. The Okeene Library proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts and hosts Judy Howard's Civil War Quilt Trunk Show program for school kids and
adults at 2:00 pm at 215 Main St. Okeene, OK, 580-822-3306.
November 11-13, 9-4 Friday and Saturday, 1-4 Sunday. The 45th Infantry Museum proudly displays the God Bless America Touring Quilts at 2145 NE 36, Oklahoma City, OK. 424-5313. Veteran’s Day Ceremony with bands and presentation of the colors and placing the wreath will begin at 10 am on Friday. Author and local quilt artists will sign books from 9-1 Friday.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

"1905 Cookbooks" Perfect Christmas Gift+Help Feed Needy Children

This is one of the grassroots groups that profits from our "1905 Cookbook" and Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts go to help to feed needy children:

You can help. Enter your 22" food quilts in the contest/exhibit and receive free 1905 Cookbook. Order "1905 Cookbooks" for your Christmas gifing. Volume discounts available when you order on www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com Reserve your exhibit/program today

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Ocboberfest in Caldwell, KS a Blast


We set up 200 patriotic quilts in one hour in the restored Opera House of this delightful farming community on the Chisholm Trail. The bakery sold 200 dozen kolaches by noon hot out of the oven. The aroma was deadly.
Great fun meeting and eating with the charming members of the Loose Threads who put on the show all for charity and for quilts for wounded soldiers. Dee Paddack rode with me the 2 hours up and back in the rain and had several Home of the Brave Memorial Quilt tops for people to sign to be presented to families of the fallen.
Check out these photos on Picasa slide show:

Thursday, September 29, 2011

El Reno History & Arts Celebration


Autographed lots of new "1905 Cookbooks" & exhibited 75 food and patriotic quilts at ElReno's History & Arts Celebration. What a blast at the beautiful lake & park with bands, foods and lst class western arts show & Civil War encampments.

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Civil War Quilt Program YouTube

Check out this YouTube http:// http:// http://www.ksbitv.com/oklahoma-live/events/Judy-Howard-Quilt-Shows-130200458.html with stories of Civil War Quilts I shared at Bartlesville, OK Library. I waive the $100 rental fee on displaying the patriotic or food touring quilts when I present a program.
All book/exhibit/program profits go for quilts for wounded soldiers or to feed needy US children. See HeavenlyPatchwork.com for photos of programs and exhibits available. Reserve the exhibits and/or programs for your next guild, library, church or civic group meeting. BuckboardQuilts@cox.net

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Mansfield Ohio Guild Exhibits Food & Patriotic Quilts


Here's the photo from Mansfield Quilt Guild from their show exhibiting both my patriotic and food for body and soul quilts. They loved the quilts.
This same weekend, the Muncy Historical Museum celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Civil War by exhibiting my circa 1860s quilts included in the Thanking Our Troops--God Bless America Touring Quilts.
Both brought rave reviews as did the QSC Expos Reno, Nv Food for Body and Soul Quilt Exhibit. They sold all 25 1905 Cookbook. Fenley Arts Council exhibited the patriotic quilts the same week-end in Fenley, NV.
See on www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com all 300 patriotic and 100 food quilts available for only $100 week-end rental for your next quilt show, civic or church event. All profits go to feed needy children and for quilts for wounded soldiers and families of the fallen.

Quilted Travel Diary Making Workshop for Altus Teens

July 19 I have the privilege of traveling 3 hours each way to show 10 teenagers at the Altus Library how to make their 22x22" quilted vacation diary of their fave trip. It should be fun. Took all week getting the kits precut and partially sewn with the borders and make the samples. I'll send photos later. Wish me luck.

July 4th Kingfisher Celebration a Blast


Small town America knows how to party! We set up 100 Thanking Our Troops--God Bless America Touring Quilts in the air conditioned (thank goodness) Girl Scout House at the Kingfisher Park. Ninety-three year old Opal Baum and her daughter Ina Smith and Dee Paddack helped me sign books with all profits going for quilts for wounded soldiers and families of the fallen.
Dee sold cooling neckties and survival bracelets for The Hugs Project and had 10 Home of the Brave Quilts that people signed to give to families of the OK fallen soldiers. They loved the exhibit!
Kids had face painting, egg toss games, free swimming in their beautiful new indoor aquatics center and rides on the train and fire engines. They had a big parade, fireworks of course, food booths, art show and a rubber duck race.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Kingfisher Stars & Stripes Celebrates with Quilts

I'll be exhibiting 100+ God Bless America Touring Quilts at the Kingfisher, OK Fourth of July Celebration in the Girl Scout House in City Park in Kingfisher, OK noon-5. Come see them and celebrate America in quilts in person or on line at www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com

Thanking Our Troops Quilts Exhibited Memorial Day

The Veterans loved the God Bless America Touring Quilts exhibited at the huge Memorial Day week-end at the 45th Infantry Museum in Oklahoma City.

22" Quilt Contest/Tour Feeds Starving Children

Hope you'll enter your 22" Food for Body and Soul quilt in the contest and receive a free "1905 Cookdbook and free advertising on the story label and a chance at $2500 in prizes. See photos of all 85 quilts, some of which will be exhibited at the big QSC Expos Show in Reno, Nv June 30-July 2 on www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com

1905 Cookbook--Food for Body and Soul


I've been shipping out "1905 Cookbook" by the caseloads as it continues to be ordered by cooks, cookbook collectors and for gifts across the nation. All profits go to feed needy children through local church food pantries, orphanages, food banks and homeless shelters.
I found the original 1905 Cookbook at a flea market 4 years ago and researched the contributors of the 300 recipes and written their stories and added 200 vintage photos, and the local merchant ads. See sample stories, recipes and photos on www.HeavenyPatchwork.com.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Prague Kolache Festival 5-7-11

Check out the photo album for the Prague Kolache Festival May 7 in which I exhibited 63 Food for Body and Soul Quilts and signed "1905 Cookbooks."

Monday, February 7, 2011

Pioneer 1905 Cookbook Hot Out of Oven

Quilt Artists Cheer Troops in Baghdad


The "Thanking Our Trooops--God Bless America Touring Quilts just returned from cheering the troops for the 3rd year at Camp Stryker Stables in Baghdad, Iraq. The troops loved them! And send their big "Thanks" to the quilt artists.

Quilt Show Listings

Come Celebrate Quilts at these Shows

February 12, 10:30-noon Judy Howard will display Quilts and autograph 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Hastings Books, 2300 W. Main, Norman.

February 12:1-2:30, Judy Howard will display quilts and autograph 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Borders Books, 300 Norman Center, Norman, OK

February 12, 6:00-8:00 pm, Judy Howard will display Quilts and provide chocolate treats from her newly released 1905 Cookbook at the Mustang Chocolate Festival at Mustang Town Center, 1201 N. Mustang Road, Mustang, OK.

February 13, 10-5. The Ft. Sill Air Force Base, BX#1718 in Lawton, OK, proudly displays the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” and hosts author Judy Howard as she signs books and gives hugs to our heroes for Valentines Day.

February 19, 3:00-5:00 pm, Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Full Circle Books 1900 N.W. Expressway, Oklahoma City

February 26, 10:30-noon Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at The Book Place, 732 W. New Orleans @137, Broken Arrow, OK 918-455-1422

Februrary 26, 1-2:30 Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at Borders Books, 2740 East 21st Tulsa, OK

February 26, 3-4:30 p.m Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at Borders Books, 8015 S. Yale, Tulsa, OK

March 10-20 (National Quilters Day March 19). The Laurel County Public Library proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts. 120 College Park Dr, London, KY 40741, 606-864-5759

March 25-26, 10-5 The Calcasieus Cutups proudly present the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” at their Reach for the Stars Quilt Show at the Lake Charles Civic Center on Lakeshore Dr in Lake Charles, LA, $5 terrysfc@yahoo.com

April 2, 2011, 10am-6pm, The Seminole Arts Council proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts in its 3rd Annual Made In Oklahoma Festival along downtown Main Street. Enjoy wine tasting, entertainment, car show, inflatables, food vendors and Oklahoma grown and produced products, crafts, storytellers.http://seminoleokchamber.org/TheChamber/MIOFestival.htm. Quilt artists will autograph books. 401 N. Main Seminole in the Municipal Building. Free.

April 2-3. The Walnut Valley Quilt Guild proudly presents the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” and “Centennial Stitches” Quilt Trunk Show Program by author and Owner for 34 years of Buckboard Antique Quilts at the Winfield High School, 620-845-1736 Karen Fuchs

April 8-9 Springdale, ARK

April 16, 2011, noon, The Daughters of the American Revolution proudly exhibit the God Bless America Touring Quilts and present a Centennial Stitches—Oklahoma History in Quilts Trunk Show Program by Judy Howard at their luncheon meeting at Marland’s Grand Home, 1000 E. Grand Ave in Ponca City. Paula Denson, 580-765-4105

April 30, May 1, 10-4. The Tree City Quilt Guild proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts at its Salute America—a Patchwork of Quilts Show at the Best Western Gateway Grande Hotel, 4200 NW 97th Blvd, Gainesville, FL. $6, hayesbernina@bellsouth.net

May 12-14, 2011,, Thursday and Friday 9:00 am-8:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am-3:00 pm, The Snake River Valley Quilt Guild proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts in its Biennial Quilting by the Falls Quilt Show at University Place, Samuel Bennion Student Union Building, Science Center Drive in Idaho Falls, ID. $5 & $8, http://www.ifquiltguild.citymax.com/, 208-522-9325

Sat., June 11, 2011, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The Upper Cumberland DAR proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts at its Flag Day Luncheon. Contact Jill Jones Lazuka for details. OldWaltonRoadDAR@gmail.com. Location to be announced. Location: TBA (working on having it at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, TN) Luncheon is 11am - 1pm. Going to have provisions for those who would like to arrive earlier/stay later to have more time for viewing.

June 23-25, 10-5, the QSCExpos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at the Grand Sierra Resort, Arcade Level, 2500 E. 2nd, Reno, NV, $8 info@qscexpos.com, www.qscexpos.com

September 8-10, 10-5 , the Quilting, Stitching & Crafts Expos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at the Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Rd, Sharonville, OH, $8 info@qscexpos.com, http://www.qscexpos.com/

September 24-25, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-4. The Endless Mountain Quilt Guild proudly presents the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” at their Quilts—Then and Now Show at the Lynch-Bustin Elementary School, 253 Pennsylvania Ave, Athens, PA 18810, craftycass@yahoo.com

October 20-22, 2011, 10-5 , the Quilting, Stitching & Crafts Expos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at theLincoln NE, $8, info@qscexpos.com, http://www.qscexpos.com/
November 11, 2011, Veteran’s Day Celebration. American Legion Cookville, TN Sheila Rich

Calendar of Quilt Shows


You're Invited to these Quilt Shows


February 11-12, 9:00-5:00. The Spacecoast Quilters Guild proudly presents the God Bless America Touring Quilts at their 10th Quilting from the Heart Show at 6225 Barna Avenue, Titusville, FL. $7 SpacecoastQuilters.com.

February 12, 10:30-noon Judy Howard will display Quilts and autograph 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Hastings Books, 2300 W. Main, Norman.

February 12:1-2:30, Judy Howard will display quilts and autograph 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Borders Books, 300 Norman Center, Norman, OK

February 12, 6:00-8:00 pm, Judy Howard will display Quilts and provide chocolate treats from her newly released 1905 Cookbook at the Mustang Chocolate Festival at Mustang Town Center, 1201 N. Mustang Road, Mustang, OK.

February 13, 10-5. The Ft. Sill Air Force Base, BX#1718 in Lawton, OK, proudly displays the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” and hosts author Judy Howard as she signs books and gives hugs to our heroes for Valentines Day.

February 19, 3:00-5:00 pm, Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook, Thanking Our Troops, Centennial Stitches and Heavenly Patchwork I & II at Full Circle Books 1900 N.W. Expressway, Oklahoma City

February 26, 10:30-noon Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at The Book Place, 732 W. New Orleans @137, Broken Arrow, OK 918-455-1422

Februrary 26, 1-2:30 Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at Borders Books, 2740 East 21st Tulsa, OK

February 26, 3-4:30 p.m Judy Howard will sign 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul and exhibit quilts at Borders Books, 8015 S. Yale, Tulsa, OK

March 10-20 (National Quilters Day March 19). The Laurel County Public Library proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts. 120 College Park Dr, London, KY 40741, 606-864-5759

March 25-26, 10-5 The Calcasieus Cutups proudly present the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” at their Reach for the Stars Quilt Show at the Lake Charles Civic Center on Lakeshore Dr in Lake Charles, LA, $5 terrysfc@yahoo.com

April 2, 2011, 10am-6pm, The Seminole Arts Council proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts in its 3rd Annual Made In Oklahoma Festival along downtown Main Street. Enjoy wine tasting, entertainment, car show, inflatables, food vendors and Oklahoma grown and produced products, crafts, storytellers.http://seminoleokchamber.org/TheChamber/MIOFestival.htm. Quilt artists will autograph books. 401 N. Main Seminole in the Municipal Building. Free.

April 2-3. The Walnut Valley Quilt Guild proudly presents the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” and “Centennial Stitches” Quilt Trunk Show Program by author and Owner for 34 years of Buckboard Antique Quilts at the Winfield High School, 620-845-1736 Karen Fuchs

April 8-9 Springdale, ARK

April 16, 2011, noon, The Daughters of the American Revolution proudly exhibit the God Bless America Touring Quilts and present a Centennial Stitches—Oklahoma History in Quilts Trunk Show Program by Judy Howard at their luncheon meeting at Marland’s Grand Home, 1000 E. Grand Ave in Ponca City. Paula Denson, 580-765-4105

April 30, May 1, 10-4. The Tree City Quilt Guild proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts at its Salute America—a Patchwork of Quilts Show at the Best Western Gateway Grande Hotel, 4200 NW 97th Blvd, Gainesville, FL. $6, hayesbernina@bellsouth.net

May 12-14, 2011,, Thursday and Friday 9:00 am-8:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am-3:00 pm, The Snake River Valley Quilt Guild proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts in its Biennial Quilting by the Falls Quilt Show at University Place, Samuel Bennion Student Union Building, Science Center Drive in Idaho Falls, ID. $5 & $8, http://www.ifquiltguild.citymax.com/, 208-522-9325

Sat., June 11, 2011, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The Upper Cumberland DAR proudly exhibits the God Bless America Touring Quilts at its Flag Day Luncheon. Contact Jill Jones Lazuka for details. OldWaltonRoadDAR@gmail.com. Location to be announced. Location: TBA (working on having it at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, TN) Luncheon is 11am - 1pm. Going to have provisions for those who would like to arrive earlier/stay later to have more time for viewing.

June 23-25, 10-5, the QSCExpos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at the Grand Sierra Resort, Arcade Level, 2500 E. 2nd, Reno, NV, $8 info@qscexpos.com, www.qscexpos.com

September 8-10, 10-5 , the Quilting, Stitching & Crafts Expos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at the Sharonville Convention Center, 11355 Chester Rd, Sharonville, OH, $8 info@qscexpos.com, http://www.qscexpos.com/

September 24-25, Saturday 10-5, Sunday 10-4. The Endless Mountain Quilt Guild proudly presents the “Thanking Our Troops—God Bless America Touring Quilts” at their Quilts—Then and Now Show at the Lynch-Bustin Elementary School, 253 Pennsylvania Ave, Athens, PA 18810, craftycass@yahoo.com

October 20-22, 2011, 10-5 , the Quilting, Stitching & Crafts Expos proudly exhibits the Food for Body and Soul Touring Quilts at its QSC Expos Quilt Show at theLincoln NE, $8, info@qscexpos.com, http://www.qscexpos.com/

November 11, 2011, Veteran’s Day Celebration. American Legion Cookville, TN Sheila Rich
Check our calendar often for new additions on www.HeavenlyPatchwork.com

Enter 22" Food Quilt & Win $2500 in Prizes




Enter your 22" Food for Body and Soul Quilt" by February 25 and receive a free book for entering plus a chance at $2500 in prizes.
All quilts will tour for three years with all profits from the $100 exhibit rental and "1905 Cookbook--Food for Body and Soul" going to feed starving children.

See http://www.heavenlypatchwork.com/ to download entry and rental forms.

Your quilt will be posted online like this Soldier Care Package by Joan Ballew and Helen Peel's Horn of Plenty.

Pioneer 1905 Cookbook's a Blue Ribbon Winner


Launched at the OKC Winter Quilt Show January 13-15, "1905 Cookbook--Food for Body and Soul" broke all expectations and sales records. It's proving to be the perfect gift to add to cookbook collections. Even men were purchasing the cookbooks to try some of the pioneer recipes, like how to make potato stuffing for your duck or goose.


The big question was, what is sponge, an ingredient called for in some recipes? We discovered that sponge is the hottest rage in bread-making. You mix flour, water and sugar to make your own yeast from scratch--the healthiest way.


The latest trend in cooking is returning to using fresh, unadulterated produce and meat and dairy and cooking like our pioneer foremothers did--from scratch--no preservatives and additives.


See http://www.heavenlypatchwork.com/ to order for your gift giving and feed starving children and provide clean water with the profits.

Pioneer 1905 Cookbook Hot Out of Oven


Pioneer Cookbook Profits Feed Starving Children

More than simply a cookbook, 1905 Cookbook—Food for Body and Soul combines unpretentious, delectable recipes with a glimpse into the lives of those courageous pioneer women who left family, friends and the comforts of first homes to homestead a hostile and barren landscape before Oklahoma became a state.
Illustrated with vintage photos and 1905 advertising of local merchants offering everything from cook stoves promising to bake perfect biscuits in three minuts to buggies, harnesses to artificial eyes, this captivating collection contains more than three hundred recipes. A sampling of the favorites includes salt rising bread, rusks made with 2 teacupsful of sponge, corn fritters, graham gems, ginger tea cakes, Oklahoma’s Delight, hot slaw, potato stuffing for goose or duck, cream sweet breads, snow eggs and suet pudding.

These recipes with cameos of the individual contributors transport you back into the hearts and lives of everyday pioneer heroines through our universal passion for food, family and community fellowship. Each brave contributor leaves behind a legacy of love and darned good home cooking for today’s hungry “pioneers.”

All book profits go to feed starving children.