Design Challenges

A quilt made for one person by another depicting their life can create a deep connection

Quilts often express abstract concepts. This quilt for example is a clear example of diversity, from the fabrics to the garb of the people.

Quilts can also be political. Obama's election was a big deal for people around the world, and this quilt commemorates it.

The twisted star is a recent design by south western native americans. Make a twisted star quilt cover the screen by using loops to move the pattern around the stage.

Almira Jackson's Tulip Star quilt is a refreshing take on the beloved star quilt pattern from south western native americans. Make a tulip star quilt cover the screen by using loops to move the pattern around the stage.

Adding a black circle to the center of a traditional rose pattern was meant to embed abolition into every fabric of life.

Clemence Gardipee wanted to break free of the morning star design, and so created something she saw as embodying the night.

Using bits of what others might call waste cloth, Rosaline Long Knife created another take on the south western star pattern.

The twisted star is a recent design by south western native americans. Make a twisted star quilt cover the screen by using loops to move the pattern around the stage.

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Southern African Quilters translated the 3D pine cone into a 2D version with incredible and cool looking results.

The Morning Star pattern in native american quilts is ubiquitous and meaningful, this is the traditional design.

Gees Bend quilts can often be seen as switching back and forth between things. Let's use conditionals to give our script the ability to switch and make decissions.

The designs from Gees Bend often mirrors kente cloth patterns like this one.

An iteration of the gees bend design is rotating the strips into a scaling box pattern.