Founded in 1998, China Xinjia Home Textile Co., Ltd. is a professional China crazy quilt manufacturer and supplier of home textile industry. The computers and laser Linofilm are mainly used for design style, colors, and size for garments, home textiles and fabric. We also have acquired the technical know-how for bleaching, pigment dye and screen printing, embroidery, sewing, pressing and packing over the years. We use high thread-count cotton, poly cotton, taffeta, poly sateen, jacquard, mock suede, voile and ramie. By combining traditional embroidery with contemporary decorations like beads, bugle and sequins, lace and ribbon, we offer a wide range of OEM and discount crazy quilts for your selection.

Handmade quilt
Beautiful embroidery
lovely fabrics
This antique Crazy quilt measures 70" x 70" and is done in assorted fabrics, including silk and velvet, with each piece edged in hand embroidery. It has a brown sateen backing and binding, and is hand quilted. As with any antique quilt there may be some minor imperfections or slight stains but on the whole this quilt is in very good condition for its age, although it does have some fragile fabrics that are starting to split. Like most antique crazy quilts, it is probably more suitable for display than for use. From a smoke-free, pet-free home. Crossover appeal - infuses quilting techniques and projects with home décor influence.
Broad appeal - captures the attention of skilled quilters with an unique timesaving techniques, and delivers a great teaching tool for quilt shop owners. Very popular in quilting tradition are the quilting circles and bees that brought women together to share quilting expertise. Women often traveled for miles to reach friends who were sewing the back on a quilt and needed an extra hand.

On display at the show was a Crazy Quilt from 1885. One of the crazy quilt blocks included a civil war ribbon with crossed swords that had belonged to the woman's ancestor. The quilt--a living and tangible piece of history--was just incredible to see. The quilt-as-you-go technique in Crazy Short-Cut Quilts eliminates intimidating quilting steps, and empowers sewers with the ability to create full quilts, in no time, that accent any existing decor. The quilting textile traditions of European American quilts come from a far less documented and concrete tradition. The first quilting began in order to add weight and warmth to the underclothing for armor. Soon followed the tradition of crazy quilting in the Victorian Age. And while this tradition caught on in Europe, the tradition that began in the colonies of America was based more on utility than on display. Wives and mothers needed to cover their families in cold weather and milled and woven cloth was expensive and an ocean's distance away. Often quilts were used to record history when paper or ink was unavailable.

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