Pictures of Quilts

Squares, squares and more squares -- plus quilts that feature rectangles. That's what you'll see in this photo gallery -- a wonderful example that squares in quilts are anything but ordinary!

The quilts in this photo gallery aren't related in appearance, but they do have one thing in common -- each quilt conveys a specific theme or message. Online quilters are definitely a creative bunch.

You'll love browsing through the star quilts in the collection. There are an endless number of star quilt blocks, and you'll see quite a few variations here.

These southwestern-themed quilts were made by members of our quilting community.

These quilts are lovely, but we don't have a lot of sampler quilts to share just yet. Please consider submitting yours for this gallery. Maybe the gallery will grow by leaps and bounds when the First Anniversary Sampler quilt is complete.

I think there are still a few appliqué quilts lurking in older galleries, just waiting to be moved to their brand new home. It's a small gallery so far, but the quilts are lovely. Be sure to use the form if you have an appliqué quilt you would like to share with our quilting community.

Attic Windows is a traditional design, but you can make it your own because there's no limit to the variations you can incorporate into your quilt.

The miniature quilts and wallhangings in this gallery are all from the book Quick Little Quilts. It's out of print now, but you'll find most of the patterns on About Quilting -- free quilt patterns of course. A few quilts are more time consuming, but all of the quilts are suitable for any skill level, beginning quilter to advanced. All patterns will eventually be online.

Take a look at this gallery to see landscape quilts, pictorials and other types of art quilts. And don't be intimidated by the term art quilt, because anyone can make one, even beginning quilters. An art quilt is simply your own interpretation of any thought that your mind creates.

Joy, one of our Quilting Forum Hostesses, challenged members of the Art Quilts Forum to introduce themselves through literature in quilts. Each quilter chose a piece of literature that she felt close to and produced a quilt based on the work.