Take a look at the wonderful quilts on display in About.com Quilting's online quilt show. Thanks so much to everyone who has shared quilts for our galleries. Keep those quilt photos coming!
Show Us Your Quilts

© RobicoleBrowse through pictures of scrap quilts. Many are the result of block swaps in our Quilting Forum. All are gorgeous and might give you some inspiration for your next scrap quilt.
Scrap Quilt Basics

© JackieThis photo gallery is packed with baby quilt pictures and photos of quilts made for older children. Take a look, maybe you'll get some great ideas for your next baby quilt.

© RobicoleYes! I finally have enough rag quilt photos to put them in a photo gallery all their own, but I know there are lots more examples out there. How about
submitting a few of your favorite rag quilts so that we can ramp this gallery up just a tad?

© Judy, Forum MemberYou'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.

© jeansophieAll of these miniature quilts were made by members of the Online Quilting Community, with the majority designed and stitched for a swap among Quilting Forum members. Quilters will appreciate the creativity and hard work that went into the assembly of these little quilts.

© Michele GordonThese 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.

© Dee in TXYes, I'm stretching a little here to create gallery topics for the quilt photos you've sent me. But all of these quilts do indeed have a circular pattern, theme or motion. Some would be regarded as art quilts, some traditional... all of them are lovely.

© BeverlyI 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.

© LindaHoo, forum memberThe 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.

© Tara Long LawnerYou'll enjoy looking at these pictures of log cabin quilts, pineapple quilts and other similar quilts. Log cabin quilts are sometimes made using foundation piecing techniques, but they can be sewn in the traditional way. Freehand piecing is another popular assembly method for log cabin quilts.