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Paducah Kentucky National Quilt Museum

Corona II quilt Paducah KY, by Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry. National Quilt Museum Collection

Have you heard about The National Quilt Museum's Block of the Month Club ? On the 1st of each month, a new block pattern is released on their website and on their Block of the Month Facebook group . The 10" x 10" block patterns are each designed by a different quilt

Plan a weekend getaway to Kentucky and try these fun things to do in Paducah from craft beer to quilting and art galleries!

National Quilt Museum on Instagram: "We need to SPEAK NOW about the FEARLESS work Becky Glasby (@bumblybzs) has done for her exhibition, "My Quilting Medley." Swifties will of course notice the two Taylor songs we worked into that last sentence, much like Becky stitched the titles of the singer's albums in this Eras-Tour-inspired quilt, "(Becky's Version)." This piece is indicative of Becky's STYLE: colorful, fun, playful, bold and often inspired by music. So, the question you have to ask…

Quilting inspiration and tutorials; dimensional wool and cotton applique; stories of quilts; applique patterns

International Quilt Museum on Instagram: "String Squares by Rella Thompson. Made in Franklin County, North Carolina, circa 1925. Now showing for a limited time! The International Quilt Museum is collaborating with Lincoln's NAACP Youth chapter for a pop-up exhibit "Celebrating Black Quiltmakers" on Feb. 28-29 in the Byron & Sara Rhodes Dillow Conservation Work Room. Visitors will see several works from our collection as well as a special display of new paper pieces made by NAACP Youth…

Pretty doesn't even begin to describe these quilts. Mind-blowing, really. I had no idea what could be done with fabric, a needle and thread. Click to see more amazing pictures!

National Quilt Museum on Instagram: "Also new to our Collection is this stunning piece, our first from a quilter in Brazil! “Summer Fun” by Marina Landi & Fabia Diniz Inspired by Bath Series photograph by Solomon Tetteh 2021 61” x 77” Hand dyed and painted fabrics; fused applique, stationary machine quilting “I think that the joy of this boy in this moment of play is always contagious.” #NQMcollection @fabiadinizm @marinalandi #quiltart #quilting #fusedapplique #quilt #machinequilting #nat

November 9th is National Go to an Art Museum Day? So, join in the fun and visit a quilt museum if you’re near one!

Discover the Virginia Quilt Museum, a hidden gem in Harrisonburg, VA. Traditional quilts and contemporary pieces that will blow your mind!

.Collections Online: Patchwork Bedcover Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales is ho...

Wondering what Paducah is famous for? This Kentucky town is an all-around, small-town all-star that's known for arts, food, and ...

The perfect road trip includes sunny days, time enough to stop at quilt and antique shops, and one very special destination. I experienced just that last week when I visited the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts. The museum is located just outside the charming town of Cedarburg, not far from the shores of Lake Michigan and just 20 miles from Milwaukee. Cedarburg was once a mill town, but its well-preserved stone and wood buildings now beckon tourists to art galleries, restaurants…

Pam Plotner on Instagram: "Looks like I am joining the #quiltconreject train today! I am so proud of this quilt and the National award it won and am thrilled that I even had an opportunity to enter Quiltcon ... with over 2000 entries and only picking 400, im sure the competition was tough! Who knows where this will lead but I am not giving up! #quiltcon2023reject #quiltconreject2023 #quiltconreject #quiltconfromhome #harlandsspacequilt #harlandsanders #pammaquilts #pamplotnerquilts…

Collection of the National Quilt Museum: Andi Milam Reynolds: 9781574329872: Amazon.com: Books

Once upon a time, I was a student tunneling through a graduate program in English and Creative Writing. Before you get too carried away thinking that I know all kinds of things about Chaucer and such, let me admit that there are plenty of literary classics that I haven’t read, and I only used one Shakespeare play (that I recall) during my time in the program. I did, however, write a detailed paper on Dr. Seuss. Because I’m awesome like that.

Here and There: Works by the Manhattan Quilt Guild August 12th - November 15th, 2016 This exhibition is the result of an invitation extended by the National Quilt Museum to the Manhattan Quilters Guild to present their work without regard for theme, size, or year of completion in order to examine their "sense of place.