WTC Quiltstitched with care since 2001

The stitchers, 2001–2004

Stitchers: A

8 stitchers whose last names begin with A made 16 squares for the project. The album has 16 photos of their squares, and each caption gives where the stitcher lived and which quilt holds the square.

Cross-stitched memorial square by Brigitte Allgeier
Brigitte Allgeier
Germany
Quilt: World Trade Center
Cross-stitched memorial square by Denise Allwine
Denise Allwine
Pennsylvania
Quilt: Pennsylvania (Flight 93)
Cross-stitched memorial square by Chris Amberg
Chris Amberg
Indiana
Quilt: Pentagon
Cross-stitched memorial square by Roberta Amity
Roberta Amity
Florida
Quilt: Pentagon
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 1 of 9)
Michigan
Quilts: World Trade Center (2 squares), Pentagon (3 squares), Pennsylvania (Flight 93), FDNY (2 squares), NYPD
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 2 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 3 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 4 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 5 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 6 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 7 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 8 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Janis Ardanowski
Janis Ardanowski (square 9 of 9)
Michigan
Cross-stitched memorial square by Heather Ashley
Heather Ashley
Maine
Quilt: World Trade Center
Cross-stitched memorial square by Kajsa Askerup
Kajsa Askerup
Nebraska
Quilt: Pentagon
Cross-stitched memorial square by Bess from "A Noble Needle"
Bess from "A Noble Needle"
Arizona
Quilt: Pennsylvania (Flight 93)

The photos come from the project’s own online album of finished squares, recovered from the Internet Archive. Each square is the work of the stitcher named under it. Every effort is being made to preserve the historic significance of this project, though we will respect credible requests to remove a photo or a name. If you stitched one of these squares, contact us.

See also: stitchers by state and country and stitchers by quilt.