One of the most unique perks you'll get when you move to Marion is receiving your very own custom quilt for your home, handcrafted by Quilters Hall of Fame quilters. The Tracy family was presented with theirs last week, and look forward to displaying the one-of-a-kind gift in their new home.

The restored Marie Webster House sits in a historical area of town where a museum of quilts display for public touring. It's one of many gems you'll discover whether your interest lies in history or the fine folk art.

Four smiling individuals hold a colorful geometric quilt, showcasing warmth, pride, and community in a joyful exhibition setting.

The image features four individuals standing together, smiling as they hold up a colorful quilt. The quilt has a geometric pattern with shades of teal and dark blue, accented by smaller floral designs. Behind them, there is a larger quilt displayed on the wall, showcasing intricate patterns.

The emotions and moods invoked by this photo are warm and joyful. The smiles on the individuals’ faces suggest a sense of pride and accomplishment, likely related to the quilt they are holding. This setting, which appears to be a gathering or exhibition, conveys a feeling of community and shared interests, highlighting creativity and craftsmanship. Overall, the atmosphere is cheerful and inviting, reflecting the joy of collaboration and celebration of artistic endeavors.

Layla Price-Bodkin

Custom Quilt Presented to Tracy Family