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Here you will find separate photo albums for each Quilt of the Month. Some of the images will be enlarged by clicking on the photo within an album. We will occasionally feature photos from events when possible.

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This patchwork chair seat, made with block printed chintz, dates from the early nineteenth century.

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White wholecloth quilt with distinctive hearts motif made in Hawick, Scottish Borders.

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These two beautiful hand quilted bed jackets date from the 1930s, and both display the typical quilting designs found in the North East of England.

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Hand quilted red dressing gown made by Marion Davies, who was a quilter with the Rural Industries Bureau in 1920s/30s in Abertridwr, South Wales

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Made by Edith Wilkinson (1888-1988), a North Country quilter.

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Hexagons patchwork coverlet made 1790 – 1820. It contains large rosettes with seven rings of hexagons, and many interesting fabrics.

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This Frame quilt was hand-pieced in the late nineteenth century

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Welsh wholecloth quilt in gold sateen and paisley print

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Exquisite sections of a late eighteenth-century patchwork coverlet, worked in unusual inlaid mosaic patchwork technique (not applique!)

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Strippy quilt from the North East of England made with alternating strips of Turkey Red print and plain cream. Hand quilted with Bellows and Wine glass designs.

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Welsh wholecloth quilt made towards the end of the nineteenth century owned by a British Quilt Study Group member

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Irish Table cover made in Crazy Patchwork technique by Mrs R. Ruttle

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Early nineteenth century patchwork top assembled from small hourglass units. Features many interesting printed fabrics, including lapis shown from both front and back.

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Lovely example of a Sanderson Star quilt owned by a British Quilt Study Group member

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Sanderson Star - a distinctive quilt design made in the North East of England probably in 1920s-30s.

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