Quilts described as modern

August 28, 2014 by Scarlett Burroughs Leave a Comment

I’m taking issue with the use of the word ‘modern’ in today’s quilting world. I’m not alone. Mrs. Sew McCool recently wrote Four Reasons to Banish “Modern” from Sewing Vocabulary. If you only have time to read one blog post today, this one is it.

If you want to see some examples of 20th century quilts that look like they could be made today, you owe it to yourself to visit Historically Modern. A site curated by quilt historian, Barbara Brackman, she devotes an entire blog to this type of quilt.

Click the link: Line for Line’s Sake: Vintage Quilts

[image credit: Historically Modern]

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2025 Year Of The Snake Quilt Pattern

Prepare for the Chinese Year of the Snake in 2025 by diving into a vibrant snake quilt pattern available on Etsy. This playful design features rich red hues inspired by traditional Chinese colors, adding cultural significance to your quilting project.

This fun and lively design, available on Etsy, incorporates rich red hues reminiscent of traditional Chinese color palettes. Embrace the cultural significance of this lunar year while indulging in the joy of quilting. Let the intricate patterns and vibrant colors of this quilt pattern ignite your creativity and enthusiasm for the upcoming festivities.

Snake Baby Quilt

Tutorial: Snake Charmer quilt

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