Sara Bradshaw Quilts

I am an Art Quilter, teacher of art quilting techniques, and quilt appraiser. 

Professional Quilter Sara Bradshaw

Sara has been quilting since the late 1990’s. She began making her own patterns and using improvisational designs almost immediately and is currently making nontraditional and art quilts.

Her quilts have been included in local and national shows since 2000 and have been included in international Art Exhibitions since 2018. While she is grateful to be included in these large shows her focus is still on the process and joy of making original and unique quilts both to display and to use.

She loves to share this joy with others and teaches several classes and lectures to help quilters create.

Quilting classes

Discover the joy of transforming vibrant fabrics into stunning masterpieces, each stitch a testament to your dedication and artistic expression. Join this welcoming community of quilters and embark on a journey that will ignite your passion for this captivating craft.

Quilt appraisals

Whether you’ve inherited a family treasure or stumbled upon a hidden gem, let’s unveil the rich history and craftsmanship behind your quilts. Discover the fascinating tales they have to tell and gain a deeper appreciation for these timeless works of art. 

Appraisals and consultations are available for antique, traditional and non-traditional quilted textiles.

Quilts For Sale

If you are looking for unique art for your home, or a one of a kind quilt for traditional use I may have what you are looking for.  

Reviews

The East Cobb Quilters' Guild in Marietta, Georgia, recently hosted Sara Bradshaw for two lectures and two workshops. Our program committee found her easy to work with. As a teacher, Sara was patient, encouraging, and knowledgeable. Her smaller class sizes allowed for individual attention to each student. She gave us permission to break the rules and color outside the lines. It was freeing and fun! Sara really knows her stuff. Her presentation on art quilts was well-organized and thoughtful. Her PowerPoint provided visual examples that opened our eyes about what is considered an art quilt. Her humor shone through as she allowed the audience a genuine glimpse into her world, making the lecture both informative and personal.
Leigh Ann K.

Contact

Reach out today about quilting classes or quilt appraisals.