Quilt-making is the art of sewing together layers of fabric to create a warm and decorative blanket. Typically, a quilt consists of three layers: the top layer, which features various designs or patterns; the middle layer, usually made of batting for insulation; and the bottom layer, often a plain fabric. Quilts can be made by hand or with a sewing machine, and they often reflect the maker's creativity and personal style. The process involves cutting fabric into shapes, stitching them together, and then quilting the layers to secure them. Many quilters use techniques like patchwork or appliqué to enhance their designs. Quilts can serve practical purposes, such as providing warmth, or be used as decorative pieces in homes, showcasing the skill and artistry of the quilter.