Every week, the Stitch and Sew Ladies of the Zion Lutheran Church in Hollidaysburg meet and make quilts for the needy. We enjoy the fellowship and have created many useful blankets for others froms the donations of kind people. Mabel was searching through the cupboard for more material and supplies and discovered in the bottom of a box a collection of colorful quilt blocks. We enjoyed looking at all the different patterns and trying to identify them. The material was vintage and too fragile to make a sturdy quilt. So we wondered what to do with the blocks. Our Hollidaysburg Librarian, Janet Eldred, said that she would be happy to help us create a window display from the quilt blocks. She had many quilt books in the library that she could add to the windows. So, I found a wonderful quilter from Cambria County, Virginia Legros, and she took the patches home and researched for hours getting the correct names for the blocks. After we had the names, Melanie Ramsey created vellum tags with her talented art of calligraphy to put in the display. So, now we have a lovely entrance to the library. Please come and take a look at our display and see how many different blocks you can recognize. You can also see them online at: http://cu.altoonamirror.com under the name of Birdie1936 Enjoy!