quiltning
Quiltning, or quilting, is the textile craft of assembling two or more fabric layers into a single, cushioned textile. A typical quilt consists of three layers: a decorative top, a middle batting or wadding for warmth, and a longer fabric back. The layers are joined by stitching, after which the edges are finished with a binding.
The top is often created by piecing smaller fabric pieces (patchwork) or by appliqué and embroidery. Quilting
Common materials include cotton or wool fabrics, polyester batting, and cotton thread. Tools include a rotary
Quilting has historical roots in many cultures and periods. In North America, quiltmaking flourished in colonial
In contemporary practice, quilting ranges from traditional patchwork and appliqué to modern and art quilts that