A quilt is not just a comfortable bed covering: it is also a piece of art. The artists who make our quilts select high quality colorful fabrics and organize them in an appealing work of art. Select from our stock of over two hundred Amish handmade quilts for a quilt that perfectly enhances your style.

Although the fabric pieces are sewn together by machine to make sure tighter sewing, all the quilting is done by hand. 100% cotton materials compose the top and bottom of the quilt. The batting sandwiched in between those two layers, nevertheless, is 100% polyester. This polyester batting warranties both heat and also excellent washing results.

Almost all of our quilts are generous enough to relieve the necessity for a dust ruffle and pillow shams. Just as mattress heights are different, each quilt's dimensions can be different. We specify the quilt's dimensions as well as the determined drop for you to compare to the proportions you are looking for. It is important to do your measuring ahead of buying!

Can you wash these quilts?

Yes, these quilts are indeed washable in a washing machine! We suggest adhering to these standards for the best care of your heirloom quilt:

• Machine wash with cold water on delicate cycle.
• Use only light laundry detergent, such as liquid Cheer for colors (No bleach or bleach alternatives. No Woolite or fabric softener.) For the very first washing, add 1/2 cup vinegar and 2 tablespoons of salt along with the laundry soap. This home remedy avoids hemorrhage and assists in protecting the colors in your quilt.
• Remove quilt immediately after the washing machine quits to decrease creases as well as color-bleeding.
• Never ever put a quilt in the dryer! Line completely dry on a breezy day.
• Quilts can be dry-cleaned at your own risk, but we absolutely advise washing.

Did you know?

Every step of the quilt-making process needs a particular lady's experience. Each of our women focuses on either assembling or quilting. Consequently, at the very least 2 ladies are associated with making each quilt. The ladies who stitch the tops with each other focus on piecing specific quilt patterns. Given that each quilter's stitches vary, just one lady does the quilting per quilt. This system permits each lady to come to be a professional in her work.