Attic Workshop Quilts
Quilts from Attic Workshop Quilts have been offered for sale in premier quilts shops and museum stores since the 1980’s. With bright coloring and strong geometric designs, these quilts reflect the spirit of the Amish who migrated from Pennsylvania to the Midwest.
Bryce Hamilton has managed Attic Workshop Quilts from its inception. He works with a cadre of outstanding Amish quilters, who he has known for years, commissioning them to produce quilts with fabrics that he selects. Because he has each quilter specialize in making just a few designs, the quilts produced are made to a very high consistent standard.
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Faceted Jewels
$795A multitude of bright cheerful prints and solids stand out from an off-white fabric. An interesting pattern in that the large circular appearing elements in the overall design are comprised of pieced squares and triangles. -
Autumn Splendor
$895Vibrant fall colored leaves are framed by two hunter green borders. The leaves are set at different angles in the blocks which gives them visual movement. Well-chosen quilting patterns and excellent stitching. -
Stars and Logs
$265A pleasing combination of solid fabric stars and plaid logs. It would be a comfortable throw or an interesting wall-hanger -
Starry Path
$850A striking quilt comprised of 128 eight-pointed stars in a mix of jewel-tone fabrics on an off-white background. The zig-zag border nicely complements the star design. -
Mountain Star
$850A variation of the Log Cabin pattern that features pieced stars floating amidst the darker half of the log cabin blocks. The overall look is balanced and appealing due to the complementary placement of earth-tone and jewel colored fabrics. -
Variable Star
$695A classic pattern that follows the common procedure where the stars are the primary visual focus on a white background. Beautiful shade of blue and excellent quilting. -
Log Cabin
$795This striking version of the Log Cabin is looking for a king-size bed. One-inch red and white strips alternate to create a dynamic visual image. Very appealing, too, are the close quilting lines that produce a lovely tactile surface. -
Amish-style Baskets
$595Mid-western Amish quilt-makers used a lot of black in their pre-1940 quilts. This quilt is a good example of that---black baskets that complement the bright, colorful solids of the "flowers." The shade of blue as the background fabric was an excellent choice. Also, the outer black border nicely frames the beautiful interior. This quilt would be serve equally well as a wall-hanging as well as a bed cover. -
Variable Star
$695Crisp and dramatic, this Variable Star variation is very appealing in red and white and would look good in either a traditional or more contemporary setting. The 2 1/2" inner borders nicely frame the field of star blocks. Excellent quilting. -
Variable Star
$850In most quilts like this one the color is in the stars, not the background. Here we see an example of the reverse, with a lovely shade of blue as the background and white fabric for the stars. Excellent stitching with well-chosen quilting patterns -
Variable Star
$850The placement of color makes this a particularly interesting and appealing quilt---mostly off-white, a relatively small amount of red, just a little accent green--- but so effective. This could be a special holiday quilt but would be attractive any time of the year. **the darkness on the lower right corner is due to a problem in the photo-taking -
Home Sweet Home
$850A creative painterly version of the Log Cabin pattern. The colorful mix of jewel-tone fabrics in one half of each block with tan only fabrics in the other half plus the narrow tan diagonal visual lines and sawtooth inner borders make for an engaging overall look. The outer borders are deep teal.
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