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215 West Main

East Helena

Our book Montana Star Quilts tells the history of morning star quilts.
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Helena Art Walk

May 15th 6 till 10 pm

Rodney Street Laundry

Snow Farm: The New England Craft Program
5 Clary Road - Williamsburg, MA 01096
Phone: 413-268-3101

info@snowfarm-art.org

snow farm

My work was at Snow Farm through the end of November 2008

Montana Quilts

Fire Quilt
This quilt is the first in a series of fire art quilts.
Size 22" by 25"

 

Montana Quilts, Inc. is owned by fiber artist Linda Parker, quilter since 1975, author of Montana Star Quilts, teacher of star quilts and quilt designer

The National Folk Life Festival in Butte this summer was an incredible event.

http://www.nationalfolkfestival.com/

 

The fire quilts were featured in the spring 2008 issue of the Eudora Welty Newsletter in an article by Geraldine Chouard, Assistant-Professor at the University of Paris IX specializing in American visual arts.

A warm quilt from Montana's big sky country to sleep under each night adds a definite statement of luxury and colorful texture to any room.

The Native American Plains Indians began making morning star quilts when the buffalo became scarce. The star quilt called by many names Lone Star, Star of Bethlehem or Morning Star became theirs. Our book Montana Star Quilts tells the history of morning star quilts. We have a  line of Patterns Purple Smoke, Turtle Island, Morning Star Sunrise and Butterfly Wish.

Linda teaches star quilts and you can schedule a Workshop.

The Gammill Long Arm has been a great addition to the studio

Email Linda@montanaquilts.com

Montana Quilts, Inc.
PO Box 165
Helena, MT 59624

mtquilts@mt.net