Patchwork Quilts

It is hard to imagine that patchwork quilts could be so wondrously varied in design and coloring as they are here in Lancaster. While some traditional Amish designs are made to be reproductions of 18th and 19th Century quilts, most quilts are created with goal of being more lovely than what was made before. Consequently there are many differing and unique renditions of even the most traditional patchwork patterns.

Many of the quilts shown here are marked indicating that they are “available now” for shipment –we are usually able to ship quilts so marked no later than the next business day. Other quilts shown have been sold, but often we are able to find a very similar well-made quilt that can be shipped quickly. Alternatively we can arrange for a similar quilt to be custom made.

Take your time looking through our galleries, there is a lot to see. We try to show respects for the quilts and the quilters by properly showing them.

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  • A striking example of the classic block design. Excellent piecing and lots of fine quilting. Note that the sash has initials all around — just like antique quilts that were made in quilting bees. The quilt top was made by an Amish woman living in northeastern Indiana and quilted by an Amish neighbor. Part of her ‘Quilts Remembered Collection’. Includes a sleeve for a hanging rod.
  • A Bright and Beautiful Quilt! Rich colors and attractive fabric selections. Notice the gold trim on the border fabric. Both the excellent patchwork piecing and fine quilting were done by a Lancaster County Amish woman.