Isn’t it amazing how a simple, two-color design can produce such stunning results?
Spectacular shading and intricate piecing are the hallmarks of this magnificent Amish quilt.
Diamond-shaped Log Cabin blocks are the basis for this spectacular star-themed quilt.
The Cathedral Window pattern is a very old one that’s quite labor-intensive!
The Cathedral Window pattern is a very old one that’s quite labor-intensive!
A variety of prints have been used to create leaves that seem to float across the bed.
A variety of prints have been used to create leaves that seem to float across the bed.
This unusual hand-appliqued design is a fresh take on understated modern quilting.
The quilting in this design is always extensive, especially in the center of the heart.
This quilt features hand-applique and detailed piecing!
Chain blocks, the size of postage stamps, are the charm of the Folk Art Village quilt!
A Judy Martin design, this pattern is a terrific variation of the Log Cabin classic.
We’re smitten with this original design by a local Old Order Mennonite quilter.
Every point and intersection must be precise to create a quilt so detailed and lovely as the Compass Star!
This traditional pattern is an elegant addition to any bedroom and is often gifted as a classic wedding or anniversary gift.
Eight-point star blocks are beautifully set on-point and flanked by half blocks of the traditional Log cabin design.
Few quilts have this amazing 3D effect, achieved largely by color value and placement.
The Bargello pattern has many variations, and the Fractured Rhapsody is one of the most spectacular of them all!
The Pineapple is a beloved variation of the traditional Log Cabin pattern.
Bargello-style diamonds in two colorways are the bold and beautiful focus of this quilt.
One of our most popular patterns, this striking variation of the Bargello design has breathtaking energy.
The Cathedral Window pattern is a very old one that’s quite labor-intensive.