Six different quilts and some matching wallpapers
and borders. The wallpapers can be printed on fabric for use
as coordinating quilt material.
Album Quilt- includes matching curtain fabric
and pillows
a matching waste basket, too -Album
Quilt Waste Basket
Bear Paw Quilt -also an ensemble
Maple Leaf Quilt -takes the basic shapes of
Bear Paw patches and reinterprets them into new form. The bright
colors of orange and red are reproduced from a quilt made in
Ohio in the 1880's.
English Garden Quilt -One of the earliest
patchwork patterns to reach American shores from England was
the patchwork hexagon quilt. Often made of silk, the construction
method involved the cutting of many hundreds of paper templates
which were tacked to fabric scraps and used as guides for folding
and sewing.
SpoolsQuilt -also known as bowties. A popular
American quilt pattern for more than 100 years. Often made from
scraps, it continues to be a favorite of modern quilters and
underscores the close traditional ties between women and the
home arts.
Wedding Ring Quilt -Known as one of the most
difficult quilt patterns to construct, the double wedding ring
is a test of a skill. You'll need to carefully set your printer
settings and margins to print this larger quilt on an 8.5 x 11
inch sheet of prepared fabric. The quilt itself was made to measure
7.25 inches x 7.25 inches. Two matching pillows complete the
set.
Quilts, Quilts, Quilts!
~click here for the collection~
A growing collection of miniature flags that
represent many of the nations this site has visited. Includes
"Stars and Stripes" -the US flag in three versions
with matching bunting.
Flags
of the World ~click here for the collection~
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You Start"
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