Gallery - Special Techniques
About Special Techniques Quilts: These quilts are often best known by what they are not. They are not traditional quilts (pieced and/or appliquéd), and many of them do not use the standard quilting method of three layers held together with stitches that go through all three layers. In this group you'll find yo-yo quilts, whole-cloth quilts, cathedral window quilts, and crazy quilts. The person submitting the quilt was the one to decide if his/her quilt belonged in this category. These quilts were constructed (assembled and quilted) by one person, and that person was a member of Empire Quilters. The quilts could be constructed by machine, or by hand, or using a combination of machine and hand. Guild members were not required to have their quilts considered for a ribbon or award (judged).
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301: Yo-Yo (Art) by Floraminda Balmaseda |
302: Memory Yo-Yo by Floraminda Balmaseda |
303: Cathedral Windows by Shirley Beckwith |
304: Carbo-Nation by Cynthia Blair |
305: Stormy Seas by Cynthia Blair |
308: Winter Garden by Marilyn Lutzker |
309: Bedazzled Peacock by Beth Pile |
310: Wool Fibers Squared by Beth Pile |
312: Crazy (Quilt) for Flowers by Ruth Rothstein |
313: Thank You For Sharing by Valerie Turer |
314: Alphabet Stories V by Myrna D. Williams |