Basket of Flowers (88” x 88”), c. 1930, appliquéd 1992, quilter unknown.
From the International
Quilt Festival Collection.
VISIT THE TEXAS QUILT MUSEUM!
Find out about our winter exhibits opening January 7: “Deeds Not Words: Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage” (sponsored exclusively by eQuilter.com) and “Red, White, & Blue” (presented by the Lucille Klein Gaebler Fund). Plus, shop the online Museum store!
Featured quilts: Stars & Stripes, c. 1900, artist unknown and Federation Gertie by Hollis Chatelain.
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Something from Nothing
Are quilters the ultimate recyclers? Suzy put the theory to the test with some personal experience.
VISIT THE TEXAS QUILT MUSEUM!
Find out about our winter exhibits opening January 7: “Deeds Not Words: Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage” (sponsored exclusively by eQuilter.com) and “Red, White, & Blue” (presented by the Lucille Klein Gaebler Fund). Plus, shop the online Museum store!
Featured quilts: Stars & Stripes, c. 1900, artist unknown and Federation Gertie by Hollis Chatelain.
Love Always (86” x 86”)
by Lorraine Hunter, quilted by Wendy Tomes,
and designed by Esther Aliu.
Quilt Gallery
View Lorraine's quilts using the old traditional methods of organic appliqué with no glue or paper.
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