Crazy Quilts
Crazy quilts became popular during the late 1800's. To make a crazy quilt, quilters sew pieces of fabric onto a plain unmarked foundation. Fancy stitching and embellishments are commonly used between patches. Velvets, satins and other lush fabrics are favorites, but crazy quilts can be made from any fabric you choose.
"Bead Creative Art Quilts," by Nancy Eha
I think we often envision how beads and other embellishments would look on our quilts, but we don't try it because we aren't quite sure how to get what's in our heads onto the face of a quilt. Nancy Eha's book, Bead Creative Art Quilts, gets you there with ease.
I think we often envision how beads and other embellishments would look on our quilts, but we don't try it because we aren't quite sure how to get what's in our heads onto the face of a quilt. Nancy Eha's book, Bead Creative Art Quilts, gets you there with ease.
History of Crazy Quilting
This look back at crazy quilt history includes plenty of photos of vintage quilts to help inspire you to make your own quilts.
This look back at crazy quilt history includes plenty of photos of vintage quilts to help inspire you to make your own quilts.
Make a Crazy Quilt Block
Leslie Levison shows you how to make a crazy quilt block. From the Caron Collection.
Leslie Levison shows you how to make a crazy quilt block. From the Caron Collection.