Lynn Woll is a woman who does what she says she’s gonna’ do. I meet Lynn at The 70273 Project Special Exhibit at the International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas […]
Laurie writes . . . “What is a middling?” I asked. “made from fat quarter size fabric.” (Really–those little bundles tied up at the fabric store unfold?) A small […]
Dear Jeanne, My name is Cindy Cavallo. I am a lifetime Reno, Nevada resident. I retired from University of Nevada-Reno in December of 2012, where I was an instructor of […]
The base material is the fabric that is used for soles of footed pjs. That reminds me of the security we have, but that was denied the 70,273 victims. The […]
Y’all probably remember that on February 1, 2017, I introduced The 70273 Project Middling Quilts, and now – today, June 1, 2017 – I’m declaring June as Middling Month. If […]
Remember how I’ve always said that I want quilts of all sizes so we can fit into any venue that will have us? Remember how I’ve always said I want […]
The 70273 Project Data Angels are responsible for creating The Missus, our online searchable database. Here’s what they do when not hunched over a computer. Barbara Walsh (Minnesota, USA) […]
Can y’all believe it was FIVE years ago today when I mashed the publish button on the blog post launching The 70273 Project? So much has happened in our lives, in […]
Wednesday, 08 October 2019
Three years ago, I had a big, fat, crazy idea to commemorate the 70,273 disabled people murdered between January 1940 and August 1941 under a program called Aktion T4, Knowing […]
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