Tucked away on the second floor of a West Wayne Street building is an orphanage. Instead of being filled with bunk beds and the toys of children who have no families, this orphanage houses a different sort of forgotten loved one: quilts.

Hanging from a pole on the wall, and from a rack in the back of the room, these quilts are ready for new lives. Some are finished, others are not. The one thing they all have in common is that they were discarded by someone and found by Lois Eubank of Born Again Quilts.

Whether it was a garage sale, thrift shop or in a trash heap on the curb, Eubank sees these quilts as worthy of some new form of life, whether that be restored to their original glory or used to restore other quilts... continue