Quilts are a form of soft bedding used as a blanket made of wool and similar materials. The art of quilt making is traditional, and quilts are still used today for warmth and comfort. In England, the term used for quit is duvet and the inside batting layer is called wadding.
Quilts are not just a form of bedding. They have many other uses, some of which include decorations, armory, educational, artistic expression, campaigning, etc.
The Amish quilts are remarkable for their use as a traditional material. The choice of colors in these quilts reflects their worldview and religious beliefs, in not being flashy or exuberant.
The artistic aspect of even a common quilt becomes apparent from the outside decorations. Piecing and patchwork is the most common method to make the outside layer. Embroidery and appliqu are also used to add more creative touches to the fabric.
The choice of colors makes the quilts a real artistic delight. While some prefer bright colors, a patchwork of colorful additions allows the creation of artistic colorful patterns. Machine embroidery is also sometimes used to automate the process.
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