Xenia Cord's Legacy Quilts

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

Loose Ends, a global nonprofit crafting network, finishes projects left behind when a loved one dies or gets too sick to complete them.

06/16/2026

What quilt patterns were all the rage in years gone by? Which styles stood the test of time?

On August 2, discover the answers during "The Hit Parade of Quilts," an engaging presentation by quilt historian and author Bunnie Jordan. Combined with a three-course afternoon tea and a special exhibit of Virginia quilts, this promises to be a memorable event benefiting the Virginia Quilt Museum.

Reserve your seat or become a sponsor today:
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06/16/2026

06/15/2026

06/15/2026

Happy Monday! Booth Reset- New Stock Added!

06/15/2026

Have you spotted one of our 6 billboards around town? We are excited to celebrate our 1 year anniversary and hope you stop in to shop with us!

With more than 75 vendors spread across three floors, it’s easy to spend hours exploring and still feel like you’ve only scratched the surface. From antiques and vintage décor to furniture, collectibles, home accents, and eye-catching statement pieces, every corner holds something unique.

Because it’s a multi-vendor mall, the selection is always changing — which means every visit brings new finds, fresh surprises, and pieces you won’t see anywhere else.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a casual browser, or searching for that perfect piece to complete a room, you’re almost guaranteed to leave with something that carries a story.

🕰 Open Tuesday–Sunday | 11 AM – 6 PM
📍 121 W. Sycamore Street, Kokomo, Indiana

Spend an afternoon treasure hunting and supporting local vendors in the heart of downtown Kokomo.

06/13/2026

Here's a quilt that is rather ordinary in design and ex*****on, but extraordinary in its story. See the quilt on this page, https://quiltindex.org//view/?type=fullrec&kid=12-8-9261. At the bottom of the page, it links to its story, https://quiltindex.org//view/?type=stories&kid=12-91-485. So, make sure and scroll to the bottom of any quilt page to see if it links to a story or a piece of ephemera.

06/13/2026

The installation of "Material Nation: 250 Years of American Quiltmaking" is underway! This exhibition will span the entirety of the museum with each of our galleries representing a different theme connected to the history of quiltmaking in the United States. We are scheduled to open a new gallery to the public weekly throughout the month of June as we build toward the full opening of the exhibition on July 2.

In this Quilt of the Month, we see the American flag as an enduring symbol of American patriotism. Made by Ella Evans, this quilt holds identical Unions in opposite corners each with forty-five stars — an accurate rendition of American states in 1900. Evans made this quilt for a man named Otis Golden. Evans cared for Otis and his brothers after their mother passed away.

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My Stars and Stripes
Probably made by Ella Evans
Made in Tennessee, United States; Circa 1900
Cotton
IQM 2013.025.0001

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