sewbeeit42

This website was mentioned on Sewing with Nancy. It has more than 50 thousand quilts in its database and, though not new, was 10 years in the making with new additions constantly being added. The creators wanted it to be an historical "one-stop" reference site to research quilts from several centuries and locations.

The speaker suggested starting with the "Browse" tab on the top of the screen and fine-tuning your search as you proceed from there.

http://www.quiltindex.org/

helou

Thank you very much for sharing I was not aware of this site!

Beginner10

WOW...Thank you. SEW many quilts!!!

quilter68

Join the newsletters and you will get a quilt photo and history every month. A great site.

agnes

This is really something ... thanks

gcandler4

this quilt index has quilts with swaztika quilts in it actual nazi symbols on the quilts very odd & sad

MothrNatr

It is part of the Quilt Alliance....They also have a great project that documents the history of quilts. Here is one that was my inspiration for so long. I found it in big book at the library and made a copy and subsequently made a denim quilt to hold my Girl Scout patches. It was great reading all about the quilt when all I had before was a picture and a paragraph! http://www.allianceforamericanquilts...?kid=14-31-1F4