The Bond County Historical Society is presenting its 16th quilt show Saturday.
Nadine Baldwin, show chair, tells us the show will run from 9 AM to 4 PM at the Greenville Free Methodist Church. March 16 is National Quilt Day. There will be featured quilters, a bed turning, and several quilts with stories behind them. There will be well over 100 quilts at the event.
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Quilts will be entered in four contest categories and there will be a special division of quilted items following the theme “Celebrations.”
Those attending will have the chance to vote for their favorite quilts in each of the four non-themed categories.
Demonstrations will be at 11 a.m. when Ramona Ulmer speaks about borders, at noon when Robyn Hargan talks about barn quilts, and at 1 p.m. when Judith Diver talks about half square triangles.
Vendors will also set up at the show.
