The Stitch & Sew at Mimi's Quilting emporium was certainly busy. Not only did they have the "exciting" parade to talk about but also Ruth Ann, Mary Margaret, and Mr. Parick were back from Australia.

Ruth Ann, Mary Margaret and Mr. Patrick share news of their adventure to Australia with the good ladies of the Stitch & Sew at Mimi's Quilting Emporium. Sharon McMahon, Darlene's high school date, and a hidden flask fuel the fun and excitement.

We are back with another season of "Adventures in Quilting." Fall is in the air and rain is coming - at least according to Cheryl Kennedy's achy joints. Sister Loretta brings beer and wisdom to her conversation with Cheryl and Mimi on the park bench in front of the Bitchfield Courthouse.

Mulching season is winding down in Bitchfield and Mimi has been invited to teach a quilting class . . . and her opportunity has definitely caught the attention of the members of the Stitch & Sew.

Mimi's Quilting Emporium, and all of Bitchfield, PA, is a buzz of excitement with an author visiting and sharing a story at the meeting of the Stitch & Sew.

The Bitchfield Quilt Guild had to do something . . . they just had to support the people, the refugees from Ukraine.

The annual ice fishing tournament is in full swing in Bitchfield, PA and there's excitement, and worry, over an unusual discovery.

An old quilt hanging in Mimi's Quilting Emporium attracts the attention of the Pennsylvania State Police . . . and of course stirs up the rumor hotline in Bitchfield, PA. This episode is based loosely on the real events surrounding the theft of artwork from Andrew Wyeth's studio . . . but a fair amount of fiction has been added!

Bitchfield, PA is excited that their own podcaster is going to be on the Kelly Clarkson show. The ladies are gathered in Mimi's Quilting Emporium as the podcaster reads his story.

The Stitch & Sew are busy in Mimi's Quilting Emporium on a cold Christmas Eve stuffing stockings for the residents of the Bitchfield Assisted Living Home when they suddenly have visitors stop in the store . . . touching their hearts.