Cox has been quilting for 20 years and her latest book is The quilter's Catalog: A Comprehensive Resource Guide.
The rose especially is used again and again, and will always be the favourite flower of the quilter.
“We want everything you took from quilter, the papers first,” he said.
About artists and their work Mr. quilter has, of course, a great deal to say.
On the general principles of art Mr. quilter writes with equal lucidity.
Mr. quilter has missed his chance; for he has failed even to make himself the Tupper of Painting.
How closely the lines are drawn depends wholly upon the ambition and diligence of the quilter.
Mademoiselle Giraud was a quilter, and sometimes worked at Madam Galley's, which procured her free admission to the house.
The running stitch used in quilting should be as small and even as it is possible for the quilter to make.
Perhaps in telling you that Mrs. quilter has two nephews, an idle and an industrious one, I have told you enough of the scheme.
late 13c. (late 12c. as a surname); agent noun from quilt (v.).
c.1300, "mattress with soft lining," from Anglo-French quilte, Old French cuilte, coute "quilt, mattress" (12c.), from Latin culcita "mattress, bolster," of unknown origin. Sense of "thick outer bed covering" is first recorded 1590s.
