Red and white quilts vintage

Last Thursday, I went to the most incredible display of quilts that I have ever seen. My TV crew joined me at the Park Avenue Armory at 643 Park Avenue (between 66th and 67th Street), in New York City to see the American Folk Art Museum’s presentation of “Infinite Variety: Three Centuries of Red and

Your Favorite Two-Color Combo Will be Lovely Too! A wide variety of red and white fabrics are simply beautiful in this quilt. The crisp white background shows the prints to perfection. Other color themes will be just as stunning. Start with half-yard cuts in your favorite color and a background to set them off. Choose …

Today it's time for another Classic & Vintage pattern release, the Wood Lily Quilt, is inspired by a block from the 1930s.

There’s something about a red and white quilt, isn’t there? Ever since I started quilting, every time I saw one I knew eventually I’d make one for myself. But in my mind, it could…

Welcome to finish up Friday AND the final day of the No Scrap Left Behind blog tour. I appreciate all of the kind comments that were left a...

Happy Wednesday! My red and white Moda Building Blocks quilt is quilted, home, and bound! It has been such a fun journey to work on this quilt. I began it in the fall of 2014 knowing it was going to be a bit of a long-term project. It’s a little bit sad to have this […]

'Tis the season to be searching for things. Gifts, lights, tape, scissors, those old ornaments I put somewhere. . . . I hope you're way better than me at this sort of thing. When I found this gift bag at my little stationary shop right around the corner, I thought it would be a good thing to be sitting in my house somewhere as a reminder. We're having one of those overcast days that may seem endless for some of you. But we have a dusting of snow predicted, and here in our sunny state it can…

Click here for more than 30 Red, White, and Blue vintage Americana quilt finds - perfectly patriotic for your home's summer decor!

Last month I shared the vintage Red Lattice quilt from my husband’s aunt’s home in Maine. Today I’ll share the two other antique quilts she let me photograph. I love the simplicity of this red and white quilt. It’s probably early 20th Century. I think this was made by my husband’s great-grandmother. So basic and yet it makes such a nice graphic statement. Plus red and white is always so classic. I think I want to make a reproduction of this one. I love everything about it. Here is a close-up…

Every Thursday, I share with you one of the beautiful quilts that my grandmother has made for me over the years. Quilting was just one of those aspects of Kentucky culture that I grew up around. If my granny is sitting down, she has a quilt block to work on. I've written here on HerKentucky about