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a black and blue quilt with red squares on the center, in square shapes that appear to be interlocked

Digitally leafing through an old catalog about art and design from Vienna's Wiener Werkstatte (Viennese Workshop) I came across this illustration....Patchwork pillows as hot new design in 1916. I've posted about the influence of the German early-20th-century design workshop the Bauhaus and how their modern style parallels quilt design. http://barbarabrackman.blogspot.com/2010/09/modernism-and-ornament.html A shop selling crafts from the Wiener Werkstatte at a time when ruffled Priscilla…

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a quilted wall hanging on the side of a building with blue and yellow stripes

So excited to see the second installment of the Amish: The Modern Muse at the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles. It did not disappoint! It struck me as quite dramatic as I entered the galler…

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a multicolored quilt is hanging on a metal stand in the grass near a house

So it turns out the "technical difficulty" with my new camera was me. Go figure! Thanks to hubby for pointing out my error. He's better about the technical stuff than I am--it's that engineer brain of his. Anyway, I think I am back in business. Once again I sent one of my quilts on a journey to get quilted by Lynn. I took this completed top to our niece's wedding in Nebraska in May. Our parents took it with them to Utah right after that and left it with Emily. She took it to Lynn where she…

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the words 10 tips for buying an amish quilt in red, blue and green

"For the non- quilters, there are certain things that as a seasoned quilter I have learned at quilt shows & sales. 1. Not all Quilts are as handmade as you may be led to believe they are. 2. Check around the binding for signs of a label being cut out. There are..."

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a red and black quilt hanging on a wall

Description In the late nineteenth century, Amish women adopted an artform already established within the larger American culture and made it distinctly their own, developing community and familial preferences, with women sharing work, skills, and patterns. The quilts in Pattern and Paradox were all made between 1880 and 1950 in communities united by faith, values of conformity and humility, and a rejection of “worldly” society. No specific guidelines governed quilt patterns or colors, so…

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a colorful couch sitting next to a table with a coffee cup on top of it

Learn how to quilt with easy patterns that teach you the basics! Each of these quilts is simple to assemble, uses basic shapes, and is something you can be proud to display in your home or give as a gift.

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