Doll Quilt

I really enjoy creating doll quilts from 19th century reproduction fabrics and pink and brown is just about my favorite combination. This quilt is 13 inches square and is entirely pieced and quilted by hand. The two girls enjoying a little bit of sunshine are part of my small collection of antique china head dolls. Sandy

Natural greens are highlighted with rich red sashing in a doll quilt that can span the seasons. Square-in-a-square units form a grid shape that echoes the geometric shapes in the rest of the quilt. Fabrics are from assorted collections by Jo Morton for Andover Fabrics.

Small Quilts and Doll Quilts: A Special Exhibit at the Grand Rapids AQS Show in August

Wow - the International Quilters Association (IQA) quilt show in Houston, Texas will all be history by tomorrow, but what a wild and fun event it was! This month I will be showing you some pictures from my trip to Baltimore on the Prairie, and to the Empty Spools Seminar at Asilomar in Pacific Grove, California. I'll also show you some great quilts that I've seen this past month or two... and some that I've been working on... and some that many other quilters have made and wanted to show me…

Kathy presented an antique quilt trunk show at Suppose Creative Guild. This quilt has quite a story that will have to be for another day.

Rob has a special guest in the studio today, and she’s one talented firecracker! Say hello to Ruby Appell, Rob’s favorite little sewing buddy (and daughter). This week Ruby’s taking the reins to teach us how to make a simple charm quilt for a doll-sized bed. From layout to binding, she’s got it all covered. Here’s to the next generation of quilters! Click on the button below to watch the tutorial and make your own doll bed quilt! This is a perfect gift for one of the special little…

I really enjoy creating doll quilts from 19th century reproduction fabrics and pink and brown is just about my favorite combination. This quilt is 13 inches square and is entirely pieced and quilted by hand. The two girls enjoying a little bit of sunshine are part of my small collection of antique china head dolls. Sandy

American Doll Quilts by: Kathleen Tracy Project made by: Abbi Barden Martingale & Company

Every doll needs its own bed pillows! Learn how to make a doll pillow with my fast and easy tutorial. Part 1 or 4 in my doll bedding tutorial series.

Late 19th century doll quilt in the very best shades of blues, browns and mustard. This quilt had the best look and condition is excellent!

A glimpse of life at quilt designer Kaye England's farm and home outside of Indianapolis.

4-19-2010 Antique doll quilts and doll beds fascinate me right now. I am also in a group hosted by Barbara Brackman. The group is making/s...

I love Cheri's designs which is evident with how many of her patterns I have used. A new finish made from a Cheri pattern in an issue of the Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine. Last year, I won a box of Cheri's scraps of fabric. The rail fence blocks are made from some of those pieces. It is a wonder that this piece is flat. I had a problem with drifting on my seam allowance when making the rail fence type blocks. I ended up fixing some and just trimming others so a bit wonky looking but…