New england quilt

Very fine American New England quilt featuring dozens of early printed fabrics. Signed on the back at the top in ink: J. Mahaffy. The estimated date of construction is no later than the 1830’s based the multitude of fabrics that include block-printed, copperplate-printed, Indian-painted, and roller-printed techniques. Hand-pieced and hand-quilted in 7.5” blocks 13 by 13 squares-- 169 Total. 84 squares are pieced in the variable star pattern. 70 squares alternating in one fabric. Very fine…

This is the Autumn Quilt, my first-ever attempt at quilting, made during a time when my sewing skills were even more abysmal than they are now. I knew I was coming at this project at a disadvantage, having never taken the time to properly learn how to sew, so I chose not to worry too much about maki

A handmade baby quilt in a mix of navy, white and navy gingham. The backing is a navy and white abstract square print. This quilt is cut, pieced, machine quilted and machine bound by me. This quilt is a collection of 100% cotton fabrics. Minor variations may occur as handcrafted products are unique and one of a kind. Colors of fabrics may appear differently to you, due to your individual computer screen resolution. My quilts have 3 layers: top, middle and back. The top layer is pieced…

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It seems that every time a quilt comes out of the cupboard, love and memories unfold with it. I think of my ancestors wrapped in a favorite quilt to stave off bitter winds. I think of a mother wrapping her crying infant late at night. I think of picnics and blanket forts where the quilt was an essential part. Quilting is becoming a lost art. It has been years since I have seen the quilting frame set up in the great room of my grandmother's house. While I love and admire the craft of…

Mila Reversible Quilt | Pottery Barn

Hospital Sketches by Roseanne Smith, 2019-2022 About three years ago New England Quilt Museum curator Pamela Weeks and I discussed hanging a 2020 show of recent applique quilts made from my Block of the Month series called Hospital Sketches. Our plans went awry. But, three years later: It's opening soon! And here's a preview of “Hospital Sketches: Applique Quilts Inspired by Civil War Healthcare Workers." Block 1, Periwinkle Wreath by Rebecca Schenkenburger The show will be up from July 20th…