Mitchell & Yancey County Quilt Squares Project
Mitchell and Yancey Counties have between them, over 100 quilt blocks, with more in the hopper. Quilt Trails of Western North Carolina, the non-profit corporation that runs the project, welcomes volunteers to help with painting, story writing, installation, and a myriad of other tasks that it takes to keep the project running.
Each quilt block is connected, by its pattern name, to the history of the land, the building or the family. Click here to see a map and learn the stories by clicking on the locations on the map. For more information about the project, please see "What is Quilt Trails All About?" by Executive Director Barbara Webster.
If you are interested in hosting a quilt block , please visit our "Host a Quilt Square" page. For additional information, please contact us by email or by calling 828-682-7331.
| To contact our Board Members: | ||
|---|---|---|
| Executive Director | Barbara Webster | 828.682.7331 |
| President | Norm Rabek | 828.675.5413 |
| Vice President | LouAnn Morehouse | 828.898.4292 |
| Secretary | Shirley Hise | 828.765.9483 |
| Treasurer | Barbara Tester | 828.682.7744 |
| Member-at-Large | Jake Blood |
828.682.7722 |
| Member-at-Large | Sue Ledford | 828.778.8111 |
| Member-at-Large | Ben Harrison | 706.988.8029 |
Handmade in America and Blue Ridge National Heritage Area helped launch the project through a grant provided to the Toe River Arts Council. Quilt Trails of Western North Carolina, as non-profit corporation, formed to continue the project because of overwhelming demand.
Quilt Trails President Dr. Dan Barron and Randy Frederick of Mountain Lifestyle Communities, after signing the deal of corporate sponsorship.

A corporate sponsor.
