Cathy Miller - Musical CDs

14 Folk Songs reflecting heart warming and sometimes hilarious songs about Quilters. Cathy will delight you with her easy to listen to voice telling stories that many of you will find very dear to your heart and could even be written about you - if you are a quilter!

"A Quilter's World" is the third quilting CD by Cathy and features 16 new songs that run the gamut from a quilting lullaby to rock and roll.
Judy's Note: You'll love this one too. I was particularly drawn to the knitting sweaters for our own Penguins whilst John was fascinated with the making of "Waggas" since we live only 28 klms away from Wagga Wagga, which ALL locals simply call Wagga.

In the Heart of a Quilt is singer/songwriter and quilter Cathy Miller's fourth recording about her favourite passion - quilting. The 14 new songs cover topics like shop hopping, finding the right fabric ("Why Don't You Have Plain White?"), an amazing quilt from Alaska made of duck skins, advice for the quilter ("Done Is Better Than Perfect") and for the quilter's husband ("There's No Such Thing As An Ugly Quilt"). There are tales of the trials and tribulations of the travelling quilt teacher, of a quilt that saved a life and of a 100 year-old family quilt that Cathy received as a surprise from her brother. The songs are folk flavoured and the CD booklet includes full lyrics.

Singing Quilter Extraordinaire, Cathy Miller, has released yet another quilting musical CD entitled “Little Crazy Quilt”. Her delightful singing voice sometimes brings tears and sometimes laughter with her folk songs about quilting stories. 14 new songs on this CD will delight you and offer pleasant listening whilst you quilt or work on your computer. Well done Cathy and John.

12 Folk Songs reflecting heart warming and sometimes hilarious songs about Quilters. Cathy will delight you with her easy to listen to voice telling stories that many of you will find very dear to your heart and could even be written about you - if you are a quilter! Featuring a song about our own Scquilters Retreat at the Hobart Vista Hotel in 2000 where we all hung our quilts from the balconies of the Hotel and caused quite a commotion with passer-bys.