Here is the second series of quilt photos I have saved from my eBay browsing over the past 3 years. All are said to have been made by African Americans in Texas. In most instances I have given the quilt a name myself because the seller didn't given it a specific title. Being that my husband is a jazz lover and musician, I tend towards jazz related descriptions.
Visit the first post about African American Texas scrappy quilts by clicking here.
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| Here Gary is a guest player with the Tres Hermanos (Three Brothers) at Lopez Community Center |
(Click on any photo to enlarge.)
A few African American Quilts from Texas
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Sampling the Blues - 75x80
eBay April 2009
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Tumbleweed Fusion - 69x80
eBay April 2009
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| Red Prism Boogie - 90 x 74 |
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Emeralds Among the Rubies
Cot Quilt - 38x34
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Crazy for Hot Pink -72x72
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Crazy Quilt Blues -74x64
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Blowing Changes - 80x60
(Love what the red ties do to this quilt.)
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Jelly Bean Interlude - 92x92
(top only)
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| Twangy Green Turtle - 86x76 Polyester Nine Patch |
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| Box Car Nines - 82x68 |
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| Broken Time - 76x70 |
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| Spider Web Blues - 88x72 |
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| Spool Cabinet Bebop - 74x62 |
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| Chromatic Harmony - 86x80 |
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| Cross-Rhythm Crazy - 80x68 |
