Books like Art quilts by Sue Pierce

Quilts! Quilts!! Quilts!!! offers a comprehensive guide to machine and hand quilting, covering tools, techniques, stitches, tips, and shortcuts for beginners and seasoned quilters alike.

A collection of photographs featuring nineteenth-century American women quilting and recording their experiences as a way of preserving history and politics during the 19th century.

Turn leftover quilt blocks into useful homewares—chair pillows, picnic place mats, sewing machine covers, wall‑hanging headboards, fuzzy baby blankets, and more.

One of America's largest collections of quilts - containing almost 400 examples at the time of this publication and steadily growing - belongs to the Museum of American Folk Art in New York City. As it is a national, not a regional institution, the Museum does not restrict its collection by location, nor is it restricted by time period: The quilts have been made all over the country and range in date from the late-eighteenth to the late-twentieth century. Until this publication, however, there has been no comprehensive guide to the Museum's quilts, almost all of which have been donated by collectors in the field. Highlights from the collection have been published and exhibited many times, but the purpose of this book is to provide an opportunity for quiltmakers, collectors, scholars, and others to explore the collection in depth. The comprehensive discussion of the quilts has been divided into eleven chapters that are illustrated with 141 color plates. This text is then followed by a catalog of the entire collection, which in turn contains forty-four black-and-white illustrations. Here, then, is a richly handsome and informative volume that will prove to be essential for all those fascinated by this category of American folk art.