The Crazy Quilter

Is the quilt shop haunted?

Would you have liked to attend the seance in this story?

If you were Dana, what would you have done differently, if anything?

What will become of Alana Perkins and Bargello?

Which was your favorite quilt in this story?

Which was your favorite quilter in this story?

Did you enjoy the journey of learning about quilts along with Dana?

Does this autumn read evoke a Halloween atmosphere, or does it resonate more as a Thanksgiving tale?

What is the significance of the neon QUILTS sign in this novel?

Do you know anyone for whom their hobby or artistic pursuit serves as a form of therapy? Have you ever turned to crafting as a means of navigating a difficult time in your life?

Did George do the right thing?

What deeper meaning does Matron Sullivan convey by structuring her letter in the form of Angie’s first attempted quilt?

Will Dana create her own quilt? If so, whom will she select as her quilt teacher, and what motivates her choice?

Has reading this book transformed your perception of quilts?

Aunt Angie was alone, yet she always impacted the communities she lived in. What kind of person was Aunt Angie?

In what way does the Log Cabin quilt block represent Aunt Angie?

Would anyone in the Book Club care to share a cherished memory associated with a quilt they've owned?