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of the beautifully
crafted blocks:
the
Experience the
wonderfully unique
& traditional creations
among the beautiful
Michigan landscape.
The Remus Area
Historical Society
Presents:
Mecosta
County
Quilt Trail
Made possible in part
by funding from:
Remus Area Historical Society (RAHS)
a Michigan nonproft 501c3 corporation
is located at 324 S. Sheridan Ave.
Remus, MI 49340
Email: museum@winntel.net
989.967.8153 or visit www.remus.org
Quilt Trails are a unique
grassroots public art movement
and spans the entire country
with hundreds of quilt trails,
having started in Ohio in
2001. Michigan has close to
20 different trails consisting of
artistic quilt designs that adorn
barns, homes, businesses, and
other structures throughout the
State. Mecosta County began
a Quilt Block Trail in 2013 and
has close to 40 different colorful
blocks celebrating our rural
heritage. New blocks are added
throughout the year.
~Rural Partners of Michigan
~Sackett Potatoes
~Homeworks Tri-County
~Remus Electric
~Chippewa Hills High School
Art Class and Mosaic students
remus.org/category/mecosta-county-quilt-trail
~Blanchard~
239 Main St., Blanchard - 4x4 block, Ohio Star at Best Friends Antiques, chosen
for bold colors
6830 W. County Line, Blanchard - two 4x4 blocks, Designed for love of the
farming area
2511 Monroe Rd., Blanchard* - two blocks to see here, an 8x8 block, Sunfowers
and a 4x4 block, Wandas Fancy; both chosen for their beauty
3015 Jackson Rd., Blanchard - 4x4 block, Replica of Millbrooks Old Mill designed
by our committee artist
1102 30th Ave., Blanchard - 4x4 block, Tractor designed for hosts farm and tractor experience
4347 5 Mile Rd., Blanchard - 8x8 block, LeMoyne Star, host chose this design to
honor his late sisters fabric quilt block she had started
6235 5 Mile Rd., Blanchard - 4x4 block, Star of Bethlehem, host chose this for her
love of the holiday season and her faith
3681 Costabella, Blanchard