IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Found in Londonderry, Vermont, in a ...

Click to open image viewer. CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. This pieced-work example is one of three late-eighteenth-and-early nineteenth-century quilts that were donated in the ...

When Jane Stickle sewed the final stitches into her quilt, she must have been well pleased with her handiwork. She had good reason to be. She had just completed what is still hailed, a century and a ...

The marvel of quilting is the creation of myriad patterns using the humblest of materials: fabric, thread and batting. The result can be a utilitarian bed covering or an astonishing work of art.

Like many pioneer women of the burgeoning West, Maude White was used to hardship and loneliness. As the child of homesteaders who grew up in a sod house, and who became a Colorado homesteader herself, ...

For more than 50 years she was alone, and her quilts kept her company. “This little lady had so many struggles in her lifetime. I found her so interesting,” she said. Davis volunteered with the quilt ...

Artist unidentified, Soldier’s Hexagon Quilt (Crimea or United Kingdom, late 19th century), wool from military uniforms, 85 x 64 in (courtesy the Annette Gero Collection, photo by Tim Connolly, Shoot ...

BILLINGS – John Flynn’s quilting started with a few innocent stitches. Flynn, who grew up in Billings, was a civil engineer working with his father building bridges and other concrete structures ...

Ever wanted to learn how to English paper piece? I love the beautiful patterns and projects that can be made using that ...