Lover’s Knot
(85” x 88”), c. 1940,
by Myrtle Augusta Loomis Patterson.
From the International Quilt Festival Collection.
VISIT THE TEXAS QUILT MUSEUM online!
Find out about our Spring/Summer exhibits opening March 25 including:
- AQSG 2018 Quilt Study: Inspired by 200 Years of Solid-Color Quilts 1800-2000
- Natural Wonders from The Frank Klein Collection
- Sapphire Celebration
Best Of
Suzy’s Fancy
Sowing Seeds, Sewing Quilts
The links between quilters and gardeners are many (especially here in Texas during bluebonnet time!). Suzy says “Obviously both are creative, tactile endeavors that involve color and pattern, but there’s more to it than that.”
VISIT THE TEXAS QUILT MUSEUM online!
Find out about our Spring/Summer exhibits opening March 25 including:
- AQSG 2018 Quilt Study: Inspired by 200 Years of Solid-Color Quilts 1800-2000
- Natural Wonders from The Frank Klein Collection
- Sapphire Celebration
"Bayou City" Detail
(Full Quilt Size: 24” x 42”) by Jo Sweet
Quilt Gallery
Houston, Texas is a vibrant and diverse city, full of inspiration for any artist. From street art to natural wonders and from amazing foods to international languages, the fourth largest city in the U.S. defies easy classification. The SAQA Houston Circle called on its members to interpret their home city in an art quilt. The works portray Houston as a resilient, welcoming, modern, and changing metropolis.
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