Amish Colored Small Quilt Gallery
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Lilac and Cream Nine Patch Crib Quilt(wh3940)
40 inches wide by 51 inches long
What a great quilt for that special baby! A good example of how less can be more. Note that the background fabric is almost pure white (with a slight cream tint). The quilt top was made by the young local Mennonite quilt designer Connie Lapp and was nicely quilted by her mother.
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Amish Extra Fine Lone Star Wall Hanging(wh4650)
41 inches wide by 41 inches long
Wow, look at how those little patchwork pieces sparkle! Twice as many patchwork pieces as a standard Lone Star wall hanging. Excellent quilting. Made by Lancaster Amish woman in her home. Includes tabs for a hanging rod.
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Almost Amish Tumbling Blocks Wall Hanging(wh4643)
43 inches wide by 43 inches long
Almost Amish innovative coloring and bold 3-D effect make this wall hanging distinctive. Note the care taken with the patchwork piecing and the quilting stitching by its local Amish maker. A sleeve for a hanging rod is included. The maker has included her initials and the year in the quilting.
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Amish Bright Lone Star Wall Hanging(wh4645)
43 inches wide by 43 inches long
Razor sharp, bold and bright! Dark blue (slightly purple) border with green sash, corner squares are Burgundy. Note the quilted hearts surrounding the star. Made by an Amish woman here in Lancaster. Includes tabs for a hanging rod.
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Amish Constellation Lone Star Throw(wh4626)
41 inches wide by 59 inches long
A lovely small quilt with a classic design that can be used as a throw, wall hanging or crib quilt. Very attractive coloring. Well made here in Lancaster by an Amish woman. Includes a sleeve for a hanging rod.
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Amish Sunshine and Shadow Wall Hanging(wh4624)
38 inches wide by 38 inches long
Sparkling! We continue to amazed at how pleasing this simple design can be when it is well done. Note the care taken by its local Amish maker in the patchwork piecing and quilting. Border is black and corner blocks purple. Includes a sleeve for a hanging rod.
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Amish Sampler Runner(wh4598)
54 inches wide by 18 inches long
A pair of classic designs with traditional Amish coloring. Nicely made by local Amish woman. Would look great hanging in a niche or lying on a table.
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Amish Wool Nine Patch Sunshine and Shadow Wall Hanging(wh4540)
35 inches wide by 35 inches long
Great coloring and design! A very special small quilt recently made by an elderly Amish woman with old wool fabric (some recovered from old Amish clothing). In the 19th and early 20th Centuries the Amish routinely made their quilts with woolen fabrics. The lack of availability of new woolen fabric has led to cottons being almost exclusively used in quilts made now. Here is your chance to own a bit of history! Well made here in Lancaster by an Amish woman. Note that this quilt has very thin batting as is seen in antique Amish quilts. This quilt also has an example of Amish frugality in that one of the four inch square blocks is actually pieced from tow fabric remnants.
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Amish Center Diamond Wall Hanging(wh4527)
40 inches wide by 40 inches long
Classic Amish design nicely made by a local Amish woman. Great coloring, piecing and quilting. Diamond and corner squares are Burgundy red, center fill is blue, sash is dark purple and outer border is Navy. Includes a tabs for a hanging rod.
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Amish Woolen Center Diamond Wall Hanging(wh4518)
39 inches wide by 39 inches long
A special small quilt recently made with old wool fabric (some recovered from old Amish clothing). In the 19th and early 20th Centuries the Amish routinely made their quilts with woolen fabrics. The lack of availability of new woolen fabric has led to cottons being almost exclusively used in quilts made now. Here is your chance to own a bit of history! Well made here in Lancaster by an Amish woman. Note that this quilt has very thin batting as is seen in antique Amish quilts.
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