They hang in the general store, colorful pieces of fabric stitched together by an artist. Some are made using patterns created by grandmothers, great-grandmothers and those who came before; some are designed by the quilter, a self-professed quilting addict who would rather cut, piece, pin and sew fabric together than eat. The quilts are so beautiful, in fact, they caught the eye of a set design buyer working on the recent NBC movie, Coat of Many Colors.