Author: Lois Levihn

At the 2023 Quilt Celebration at the Quilter’s Hall of Fame in Marion, Indiana, album quilts were the focus of

Over the past couple of years, I’ve gotten to know quilter, June Thompson of Monroe, Indiana quite well. She has

Back in early February, I purchased a beautiful cathedral window quilt that I proceeded to list in my Born Again

This year Mother’s Day came early for the Levihn Family as we gathered on April 25 for a final goodbye

In case you missed it, both the Today Show and the CBS Sunday Morning Show with Jane Pauley recently featured

Last September, Jeff visited Born Again Quilts to inform me that Marceille had passed away a couple of months ago.

Recently, Born Again Quilts acquired a very rustic quilt top circa 1920s-30s. It was the shoo-fly/monkey wrench/churn dash/hole in the

When former lake neighbor Susan asked me to sell the family quilts belonging to her East Coast aunt, I never

I love autumn: hands-down my favorite time of the year. My birthday lands in mid-autumn, the trees in Indiana make

Recently Shelley Bergdall Rothgeb and her husband Chris Rothgeb visited Born Again Quilts. As is typical of first-time customers, they

For years now I’ve made it a point to attend the annual Maumee Valley Antique Steam & Gas Association Show

Happy Fourth of July! Once again millions of Americans will be celebrating Independence Day with family, friends, fireworks, and food!

Born Again Quilts started out the New Year with a visit from Bob Kokovay who brought in a quilt wondering

As many of you look forward to celebrating Easter either on April 17 or April 24, the Ukrainian tradition of

Not long ago I came across a piece of fabric that made me, well, SMILE! It features cute boy and

It’s always a pleasure to welcome new customers to Born Again Quilts. I never get tired of reading the expressions

Christmastide officially ended on January 6th. This was the date Christmas was celebrated on until the change from the Julian

As you are reading this article, I could very well be cuddling my first grandchild as my son Robert and

By now Halloween is well underway: Some homes are already fully decked out for the big night, the candy is

It was great to once again be on the grounds of the Maumee Valley Antique Steam & Gas Association Show.

When I attended the 2021 Celebration at the Quilter’s Hall of Fame in Marion, Indiana I had every intention of

Let’s take a moment to remember and reflect on those 56 brave men who risked their lives by signing the

This story begins on Sept. 17, 1941 when a young couple spoke their wedding vows to each other. Virgil and

Easter Sunday has now passed, but Eastertide lasts for 50 days up to Christ’s ascension into heaven. So, while we

March weather is kind of like November weather; You just don’t know what it’s going to be like from one

I’m sure many of you have heard the expression “From the cockles of my heart”, but have you ever wondered