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Warm Amish Heart quilt by Patsy Thompson . Follow the link to see how she marks her quilt for quilting. Love the colors. Nice job, Pa...
This gorgeous Winners Circle Amish Quilt for sale was made using traditional hand piecing methods. There is no paper piecing in this quilt!
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19th-century American Amish women made their quilts simple and “plain,” typically from the same wool and cotton fabrics they used to make shirts, dresses, pants, and coats for their own families. The bold colors and abstract,
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The Henry and Angela Hite Amish Quilt Collection is on display currently at The Art Center in Grand Junction until January 23rd. My da...
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Midwest Amish Blackford Beauty Quilt Photo 1
Take a look at this gorgeous quilt (Crazy Quilt circa 1930 from Arthur, Illinois. 78" x 63") It may not be what you normally associate with ...
Our simply designed Center Square and Bars quilt, pieced from what may be home-dyed fabrics, was most likely made in Lancaster County. Signed and dated Pennsylvania-Amish quilts are very rare, and the inscription "18 A K 92," embroidered in red wool chain stitch at the bottom of the center square, makes this one of the few Amish quilts that can be properly documented to the nineteenth century
Amish Auctions ~ Sarah's Country Kitchen ~Amish Quilt Auction - Amherst.
Auction Nov 19,2011 New Market Md
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Lot - An Amish Log Cabin Barn Raising quilt
Here is a small pinwheel quilt. It is pretty and easy, really, with our Triangles 8 at a time method. And although I am showing it as Amish (Black with bright solids), you could make it in 1800s, b…
