Quilts are pieces in time.
My grandma quilted long ago. I was told she sold them for $5.
Grandma pieced for warmth, today many people piece for beauty.
Grandma pieced for warmth, today many people piece for beauty.
Remnants of an old quilt pieced by Grandma.
Old quilts sometimes don't age too well. Portions can be salvaged and made into throws...
or teddy bears!
An old cheater quilt covers a trunk at my house.
Open the trunk and look inside.
An old quilt top I got at a yard sale. I believe the pattern is called Drunkard's Path.
I hope to some day make a quilt with it.
I hope to some day make a quilt with it.
An old quilt from my childhood.
Another old quilt.
It looks like one that my grandmother may have made.
It looks like one that my grandmother may have made.
Another old yard sale quilt. I love yellow.
It looks like part of the backing was made from an old bedspread.
People made do with what they had.
People made do with what they had.
I still make do with what I have. I make blue jean quilts for my children.
The handprints on this comforter I made holds memories of when my children were little.
Baby quilts made with love by friends and family.
My boys are no longer babies, but these quilts are pieces in time
which bring back memories of when they were little.
My boys are no longer babies, but these quilts are pieces in time
which bring back memories of when they were little.
The yellow one on the bottom was made by my mother.
Tiny quilts I made for dolls.
Now, all I need is a little granddaughter to give them to.