- Candlewick
- This quilt was hand and machine made in 1995. This quilt was made using an unusual pattern of which the quilter has made eight. The quilt serves as a spread and was made and lent by Hilda Lee Marshall.
- Cape and Civil War Apron
- This cape and apron was from the family of Nylene Sherman. The cape of Juliana Leonhardi, grandmother of Nylene Sherman.
- Checkers
- This quilt was made using a four patch pattern, and was machine pieced and quilted in the Bayside Quilters class in 2002. The black, gray and white patches are scraps from old pair of shorts. This quilt was made and lent by Lisa Cruz.
- Chief's Blanket
- This quilt was made for Chief Winterhawk when he became chief. The shell is from Elliott Island button factory. The Hawk claw to the left represents the Chief. This quilt was lent by Sewell Fitzhugh.
- City of Light
- This quilt was created for the "Art Bee of Bayside Quilters" challenge in 2003. The theme was light and the striped fabric was required to be used. This quilt was made and lent by Lisa Cruz.
- Colleen's Quilt
- This quilt is a sampler made at a program run by Lilies of the Field in Easton, for the quilter's daughter as a Christmas gift in 2002. This quilt was made and lent by Janet Crawford.
- Conspiracy Quilt
- This quilt is a sampler quilt which was machine pieced and quilted. A friend and a daughter conspired 200 miles apart to make this quilt for the owner's 75th birthday in 2002. This quilt was lent by Anita Moore.
- Crazy Quilt
- This quilt was made by using velvets with lattice embroidery, and the date of this quilt was unknown. This quilt was made by the family of Katie Brerewood.
- A Crazy Quilt
- This quilt was all hand sewn and was purchased at a yard sale. The maker and date of this quilt were unknown. This quilt was lent by Mrs. Edward Watkins.
- Crocheted Apron 3
- These are handmade, crocheted aprons from the 1940's. It was a thrift store bargain for under $5. These aprons were lent by Rhonda Aaron.
- Cups and Saucers Cabinet
- This quilt was paper pieced by machine in 2002. The dishes on the quilt match the quilter's own dishes and kitchen colors. This quilt was made and lent by Elaine Pohl.