Celtic Quilters' Gallery page 1
Revised January 25, 2010
Scarlett really enjoys seeing the quilts others have made using any of her designs, or quilts of anyone else's Celtic designs. If you've made such a quilt, Scarlett would love to have a photo or digital image of it so that it could be added to this page. Your name would be listed as the maker, so everyone will see who made that wonderful quilt! Please e-mail Scarlett or send the photo to:
P.O. Box 212
Anderson, CA 96007-0212
Scarlett asks that anyone who does use any of her designs, or parts of her designs, that they give credit for the source of their quilt design. If they used Scarlett's and someone else's together, then all the designers should be mentioned. Anywhere a Celtic quilt is shown, this information should be provided.
All Scarlett's designs are copyrighted, so they are not to used commercially by someone who makes quilts for sale. Scarlett hasn't licensed anyone to do that. If you are interested in using Scarlett's designs on items for sale, please email Scarlett to ask for details about the licensing agreement. If your quilt is to be published in a magazine or book, please let Scarlett know about it. Please contact Scarlett for permission and arrangement details beforehand, if you are thinking of selling the pattern for your quilt containing her designs to a magazine or book publisher.
Please respect other people's hard work in creating Celtic designs and give credit where credit is due.
This page has 2010 and 2009 quilts & wallhangings. There are more pages with pictures, so please use the links at the bottom of this page.
In January 2010, Kelly Jackson was at a longarm quilt guild meeting in Maumee, OH. She took this picture of Cindy's quilt top, made from the Celtic Wedding Rings pattern.
Kim Olson's very first Celtic project was this pillow. She says "The pillow is probably one of the blocks from Philomena Durcan’s first book, Celtic Quilt Designs. We got it as a kit in class with the pattern already transferred to the fabric, but I remember the instructor showing us Philomena’s first book. It was a great one to learn Celtic with because it has points, curves, loops, and two interlaced pieces. I liked it so much I purchased the stencil from StenSource in the Philomena Durcan Themes Collection so I could do it again."
This picture is a quilt top Kim just finished for her brother. She took a pattern for a 24” wallhanging from Karen Coombs book, Celtic Illusions, and enlarged it to be 72”. With the borders, the quilt top is about 104” square. Kim lives in Alaska.
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