Link Exchange

Would you like to exchange links? Please add the text link below to your website, then email Ann with YOUR linking information so that she may do the same for you.

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Ann Hermes Miniature Quilts - Folk Art from Pennsylvania's past. Featuring mini quilts made of authentic antique fabrics.

URL to link to: http://www.annhermesquilts.com

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Quilt Magazine - America's favorite quilting magazine.

All People Quilt - a community of quilters. Grab your friends and form an APQ Club in your town. Or participate online by using the Internet to find new quilting friends.

Alyce Schroth Sampler Recreations - 18th & 19th c. sampler recreations and natural dyed embroidery silks.

AntiqueFabric.com - Your new source on the Internet for antique fabrics from the mid-19th century through the 1960's.

Antique Quilt Dating - New Pathways into Quilt History - Articles about 1750-1950 fabric and quilt dating & history; workshops and programs for guilds and museums, reviews of books and reproduction fabrics and more.

Bear Paw Quilt's Fat Quarters - Discount online quilt fabric store with thousands of name brand fabrics.

Black Bird Country - Here you will find many things related to your quilting and sewing needs.

The Cat Lady Antiques - American Country Furnishings and Folk Art

Cindy's Antique Quilts - offers a wide selection of quality antique quilts, and quilt tops . We also carry collectible Indian trade and camp blankets, Beacon, Pendleton, and more.

Cindy Brick - Quilter, Teacher, Author, AQS certified quilt appraiser.

Fleatique.com - Lee (the flea) invites you to "shop buy" our house where crazed collector & chic recycler meet for ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES!

Fraktur Folk - Primitive whimsical folk art creations, inspired by the pages of early Pennsylvania.

Hickory Hill Quilts - Home of the Quiltbus, offers a great selection of fabrics, patterns, batting, books, notions and everything you need to make your own quilt.

History of Quilts - Quilting patches from the past. Scraps of quilt history and the lives of the women who created them. Information on making reproduction quilts.

Hoopla Patterns - Museum Reproduction Quilt Patterns: A collection of authentic, historic quilt patterns.

Karen Gates Folk Art - Punchneedle folk art designs inspired by days gone by.

Material Pleasures - Large selection of vintage textiles including vintage quilt fabric, retro apparel fabrics, sewing and military buttons, embroidered linens, lace trim, and Victorian Paisley Shawls.

Piecing The Past: Reproduction Fabrics, Vintage Patterns, Civil War Fabrics, Antique Quilts, and Antique Sewing Accessories - We will help you create quilts with all the beauty of antique quilts! Featuring reproduction fabrics from all eras of the 19th Century including Civil War reproduction fabrics.

Penny Rugs - Original Penny Rugs

Affordable Quilt Racks and Mini Quilt Hangers at Robinson's Woodcrafts - Large selection of custom made Quilt Racks, Ladders, Quilt Stands and mini wrought iron quilt hangers.

Sharon's Antiques : Vintage Fabrics - Large selection of genuine antique and vintage fabrics, feedsacks, plus quilts and other collectible textiles.

www.sweetpickns.com - Vintage fabrics and feedsacks.

Threads from the Past - We carry an eclectic array of antique and vintage quilts, linens and textiles.

The Tweed Weasel Primitives

Quilt History - Quilt History is the site you should turn to first for information on our quilting heritage. The List discusses antique quilts, methods and fabrics used and the life and times of the women who made them. Archives are available on line. This site has links to a number of other historical sites for those who want to research quilt related topics.

The Gatherings - Be sure to visit The Gatherings for all your vintage, Edwardian, Victorian and antique textiles, children’s clothing, and children’s toys.

The Vintage Table - Vintage printed tablecloths from the 1930's to the 1960's. These gorgeous linens have given decades of pleasure to families and now bring a touch of whimsy to your everyday table.

www.wilzpottery.com - I create pieces using the traditions and techniques of the Pennsylvania German potters. The designs and images are inspired by antique pottery with a few contemporary designs added to the collection. These items are made entirely by hand from red earthenware clay. The plates and ornaments are made from rolled slabs of clay. The whistles, banks and pie birds are sculpted by hand making each a unique work of art.

America's Quilting History at WomenFolk.com - Your Doorway to Over 100 Textile and Women's Quilting History Articles