In 2006, quilt artists from across the United States created art quilts exploring the Mexican holiday, Dia de los Muertos.

Dia de los Muertos celebrates the lives of loved ones who have passed on.

The quilts explored the many facets of this moving holiday and the important role it plays in our lives.

Celebrate Family,
Celebrate Life

Cynthia Bodene
Farmington Hills, MI
30"h x 16"w

Wherever Papa Go
Sherry Boram
Pendleton, IN
15.5 "h x 25.5 "w
The Colorful Women
of My Past

Gerrie Congdon
Santa Rosa, CA
32"h x 28 "w
     
     
Dia de los Muertos
Anne Copeland
Lomita, CA
32"h x 41 "w
Simpe en mi Corzon
Mary Dyer
Redford, MI
34.75"h x 18"w
My King of Hearts
Mary Geldhof
Canton, MI
15 "h x 15.5 "w
     
     
Las Sirenas
Terri Haughn
Frankfort, MI
36"h x 27"w
The Dead Can Dance
Sidney Inch
Lake Orion, MI
18"h x 23.25 "w
Dancing on the Edge
of Time

Peg Keeney
Harbor Springs, MI
30"h x 22.25 "w
     
     
Happy Cat, Remembered
Deb Kolar
Livonia, MI
30"h x 20"w
Dia de los Muertos
Jill N. Hamilton-Krawczyk
Redford, MI
18"h x 15 "w
Vida
Lynn Krawczyk
Plymouth, MI
18"h x 15 "w
Family Reunion
Jackie Lams
Plymouth, MI
25.5 "h x 15 "w
Rememberance
Peggy Lavon
Livonia, MI
13.5 "h x 17.5 "w
'Til Death Do Us Part
Leann Meixner
Plymouth, MI
17.5 "h x 16.5 "w
Skeleton
Ruth Miller
Livonia, MI
16"h x 30 "w
Dia de los Muertos
Johanna Mills
Plymouth, MI
14.5 "h x 14.5 "w
Skullz in Hats
Susan Sanborn North
Troy, MI
27"h x 27"w
     
Great Visions, Great Life
Meena Schaldenbrand
Plymouth, MI
21"h x 17.5"w
There Will Be Dancing
Kathleen Sweeney
Cedarburg, WI
29.5"h x 15.5"w
Dancing Skeleton
Joan Potter Thomas
Northville, MI
29"h x 22.25"w
     
   

Celebration
Anji Visser
Thousand Oaks, CA

   
     
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