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Kate Wood, a Dallas County artist, sewed this 31.5x23 "Quilt Bag" made of cotton canvas, or 'cotton duck' material. On the front side. there is a woven star shape made out of two different colored greens, sitting on a dark navy blue square, bordered by a sage green and white striped outline. The bag is a solid cream beige color and has a white drawstring to tighten the top closed. This bag can be used to hold a rolled up quilt, or whatever you desire for it to be at use for!

Experience the charm of vintage quilts with our up-cycled quilt, pieced in a butterfly pattern, on a small comfort colors t-shirt. Crafted by Sher Gates of Marengo County, this shirt features a one-of-a-kind butterfly design made from repurposed quilt fabric, ensuring that no shirts are alike. Embrace the uniqueness and sustainability of these beautifully crafted pieces, where every shirt tells its own story.

Doris P. Mosley, Quilted Dish Bottle Aprons; each apron is aprroximately 10x5", each apron has a different design.

Jeanann Syzmanski: Quilted Ornament

Each potholder is handcrafted by Tinnie Pettway from Gee's Bend, Wilcox County, Alabama, using a combination of hand sewing and machine sewing techniques. Tinnie, has been quilting for most of her life, and learned her craft from her mother in authentic Gee's Bend tradition. The picture of the large grouping of assorted potholders does not always reflect what we currently have in stock. No two potholders are ever alike, but if you are interested in more than one or a specific color...

This quilted prayer keychain was crafted by artist Sher Gates of Marengo County. Featuring a beautifully crafted quilted design, this keychain blends vibrant patterns and soft fabrics to provide a tactile reminder of your faith. Perfect for your keys, bag, or as a thoughtful gift, it offers comfort and inspiration wherever you go.  The prayer reads ''Pocket Prayer- As you carry this prayer square may you be surrounded by GOD'S LOVE. With the touch of the cross may you be reminded of His...

Quilts of Gees Bend NotesFROM THE MUSEUM TO YOUR MAILBOX: From the High Museum of Art in Atlanta to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, quilts by the Gee’s Bend artists hang in major collections throughout the United States. Now, you can bring these inspiring pieces into your home, and share them with the people you love.INCREDIBLE ARTISTRY: The vibrant colors, playful geometric shapes, and organic improvised patterns that define the Gee’s Bend quilting aesthetic have garnered...

Mike Handley, a Montgomery county artist, painting of two curious raccoons looking our from the hollowed portion of a tree.

You need this table topper to decorate your dining room. It is the perfect southern centerpiece and full of stories. Coming from the banks of Gee's Bend, this topper will add a historic piece of art to your home.Mary Leathea Pettway: Rage of Flower Quilted Table Topper (2015); approx. 21"x18", machine pieced, hand quilted

Jean Murphy's one of a kind raggedy dolls each have their own patterned dress.  They have big black eyes and eyelashes, either pink or red lips, and yarn hair.  It measures 10". Jean Murphy: 10" Raggedy Doll

Potter Randy Shoults handmade this 12" round plate with a green glaze. The inside of this plate has small light brown designs with the artist signature carved into the back. 

Wooden cross made from reclaimed whitewashed barn wood by artist Andrew McCall. This cross is approximately 16" x 11" and has a saw toothed wall hanger on the back.