

These pics should enlarge quite big with an extra click. The quilt appears to be machine pieced, but I'm not seeing well enough to be sure. It is hand quilted, as you will see if you enlarge the picture. It's a very, very, very thin quilt. In one damaged block(that I haven't repaired) you can find a very thin cotton batt. I thought it might be a sheet blanket, but it IS a batt.

Apparently there had been a hole or tear on the opposite end also, and this is how the former owner(who knows if it was the maker or someone else) repaired it. I plan on leaving
it as it is. The backing is actually quite pretty.

A few finish at 2 3/4" X 4 3/4". They are a finished heigth of 2 1/4". I think you could easily rotary cut these from strips. Kind of variation on the Tumbler or Waterglass pattern.
And I wanted to thank all of you for your kind words and for liking my blog just the way it is. I do feel guilty at times, because I don't follow the drummer of new patterns, planned quilts, new fabrics and more new fabrics. That's not the drummer I hear. But I'm happy to cheer you on your way towards all the wonderful adventures you have with making your quilts. Hope everyone has some sunshine today..*VBS*

2 comments:
This quilt is a treasure. It must be fun to study all the different fabrics that are used in this. perhaps you are finding some fabrics similar to the one we can buy now.
Very cool quilt, love the colors she used...a real treasure!
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