Feeling at home in Oklahoma isn’t just a sentiment; it’s an embrace of the state’s warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage. From the powwows of the Cherokee Nation to the rodeos of the Oklahoma Panhandle, The Sooner State’s diverse array of cultures and customs is woven into the fabric of everyday life. The spirit of community runs deep in Oklahoma’s veins, and its charm lies not only in its picturesque landscapes and bustling cities but also in the genuine kindness of its people. So whether you’re a native Oklahoman or a visitor passing through, you’ll find that feeling at home in Oklahoma is as natural as the sun setting over the plains. This lovely new issue of Quiltfolk magazine focuses on the textile artists of this cherished state, featuring quilters and groups such as Beverly Huggins Kirk, Cindy Rennels, Debra Harl & Avis Choate, Dee Bushrod, Dianne Kuper, the Friendship Quilt Group, and more! Quiltfolk Magazine, Issue 31.