The Kingston Heirloom Heirloom Quilters are a group, not a guild. This means that we work together on quilts, for the sake of the quilt, and learn a lot from the process. Below are pictures of the many quilts we have worked on as a group. They are all unique, and most of them simply evolved as we worked on them, one stage at a time.

Be sure to come back to our web pages to learn the stories behind these quilts and see detailed pictures as we complete our web site. The named quilts have their stories linked now.

School House Sampler	The Promise of Spring	Colour Waves
Star Flower	Margaret's Basket	The Tulip Quilt
Tumbling Stars	About the Garden Path	Star Crossed Tulips
Autumn Bouquet	Whispering Leaves	Dresden Plate with Bows
Friendship Circle	Buds and Blossoms	Tea Leaf Variation
Pieced Sampler Quilt	Friendship Sampler Quilt	Grandmother's Flower Garden

KHQ Smaller Group Quilts

Note that the six quilts in the first two rows were part of a millennium project, an international round robin.

International Round Robin Quilts The Canadian Quilt	The United Kingdom Quilt	The Swedish Quilt
The South African Quilt	The Australian Quilt	The New Zealand Quilt
The Empire Life/Sir John A. Macdonald Quilt	Queen's School of Nursing Quilt	Baby Animals Quilt
Reach for the Sky

Send questions and comments to: khq at quiltskingston.org
Last modified by dhh: November 16, 2006