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History Alive!History Alive-Blakely-1-19 & 1-22-2012 This week, History Alive went on the road to Coxton, KY to the Berry Patch Quilt Shop to talk with Glenna Blakely. Glenna is a life-long Harlan County resident who recently discovered the joy of quilting. We talked with her about her family, her shop, and the traditions and innovations associated with quilting. 4 comments to History Alive!Leave a Reply |
 
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Way to go, Glenna. I hope to come to Coxton this spring or summer, and am looking forward to seeing your shop!!!!!!!!!
Great interview, Glenna. You’re famous! I am looking forward to seeing your quilt shop someday!!!!
So Proud of my sister Glenna Her quilts are BEAUTIFUL !!!!!
She has a very nice shop I love it. Berry built the shop for her
and Quilting is a family thing. Mom enjoys having the shop THE BERRY PATCH
keeps her busy quilting she loves it.
Wow Glenna great job, I’ll have to check out your shop!