Suzy’s Fancy: Celebrating Maine
with “Potholder” Quilts >
Lone Star, ca. 1875
by unknown artist.
Machine quilted in 2003
by Kathy Colvin.
Visit the Texas Quilt Museum…online!
See Virtual Galleries of our three exhibits:
“Texas Grand Masters: Timeless Quilts,”
“Fun with Fractals and Other Mathematical Quilts,”
and “My México by Quilters de México”.
Suzy’s Fancy
Maine’s “Potholder” Quilts
No, they’re not made of used oven mitts. But the quilting traditions of Maine include the subgenre of “potholder” quilts. An exhibit – delayed due to coronavirus – celebrates this tradition for the state’s 200th anniversary.
Suzy’s Fancy
Maine’s “Potholder” Quilts
No, they’re not made of used oven mitts. But the quilting traditions of Maine include the subgenre of “potholder” quilts. An exhibit – delayed due to coronavirus – celebrates this tradition for the state’s 200th anniversary.
Visit the Texas Quilt Museum…online!
See Virtual Galleries of our three exhibits:
“Texas Grand Masters: Timeless Quilts,”
“Fun with Fractals and Other Mathematical Quilts,”
and “My México by Quilters de México”.
Girls Just Wanna Have Funds, by Kim Ritter and Kay Hendricks
A fresh, fun, and exciting quarterly ezine is your ticket into the world of quilts and the talented artists whocreate them from all over the world – delivered right to your inbox!
