Hawaiian quilt

Hawaiian and Appliqué Quilting Patterns, Fabric & Lessons

Hawaiian Quilting is best known for its dramatic “Kapa Lau” or bed quilts. Kenui Quilts offers the most extensive line of Bed Quilts!

Inspired by traditional Hawaiian quilts, the Molokai Quilt Collection from Tommy Bahama features a tropical leaf design on a solid ground. Available in green on beige or grey on white, you are sure to find the right collection for your home decor. Prewashed for added softness, the beautiful panel printed quilt and coordinating shams (sold separately) will evoke a subtle island mood. Collection is machine washable for easy care. Quilt features a cotton/polyester blended fill. Quilt and…

Hawaii Plumeria Quilting Premium Quilt - AHEach Quilt features a premium polyester print for beautiful color vibrancy, even after washing.DETAILS: Constructed from an ultra-soft polyester fabric with a hypo-allergenic cotton filling. 100% polyester fabric. The diamond stitched pattern gives a luxurious feel that is cozy and breathable, perfect for all year round use. These quilts are great for a picnic at the park, snuggling while watching TV, relaxing on the sofa, or as a stylish bedspread…

Master quilters Poakalani Serrao and her husband, John Serrao, left a legacy of craftsmanship and beauty while perpetuating this beloved art form. #hawaiian #quilting #hawaii #tradition

Hand quilting is the technique of sewing together the three layers of a quilt (batting between two layers of fabric) in a decorative freehand stitch.

Most of you know I spent some time teaching in Hawaii last month! Well, I brought back a solid tan and a new understanding of Hawaiian quilting and it’s origins. I thought I would share what I learned with you :) Hawaiians learned to quilt and sew from the first Christian missionaries. The first Hawaiian quilting circle was held early in 1820 on the decks of the ship Thaddeus with the royal wives of two reigning chiefs in attendance. Prior to the arrival of the missionaries, Hawaiian…