IQSCM 2004.015.0001 Log Cabin - Barn Raising setting
Made by Abba Jane Blackstone Curtis, Nebraska, c. 1910
Cotton, 80″ × 75″ Gift of Mary Oba 
Can You CanCan?
This may be your best chance to find out: join the Friends of the International Quilt Study Center & Museum for their 'friend-raiser' on April 30. A Night at the Museum...Destination Marseille will feature French food, wine, and frivolity! Bring a friend and revel in the French joie de vivre - joy of life.
Make your reservation today!
Shown above is IQSCM 2008.012.0008, "Tevaevae Manu" a quilt top made by Margaret Corbet in Kaitai, New Zealand.
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April 8 - October 2, 2011
Determination, hard work, dedication:
Nebraska values devoted to
Nebraska quilts.
Twenty-five years ago a dedicated group of 21 volunteers set out to document Nebraska quilts that remained in private hands, fearful that the rich heritage inherent in the family quilts would be lost forever if not recorded. This exhibition celebrates their work, showcasing quilts documented in the process.
Learn more...and mark your calendar for the numerous programs associated with this new exhibition
International Interests
Did you know that quilts from 33 countries can be seen on our website,
www.QuiltStudy.org? Just visit
Search the Collections and browse by country.
The IQSCM has partnered with the Quilt Index to conduct a survey of international quilt collections across the globe. The survey is part of a collaborative planning process funded by the U.S. Institute for Museum and Library Services.
The survey will help us to create international partnerships, as well as build on a public listing of international collections of quilts and quilt documentation.
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