Today I had the absolute joy of spending time with this wonderful antique quilt. A friend from my guild got this vintage top at a flea market I think, had it hand quilted by a church group, and then asked me to do the binding.
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All of that just makes this a very, very intriguing quilt I think. The piecing wasn't done by a master quilter and there are mistakes and problems. But I'd feel fortunate to own this quilt!
I love the block and think I may try to draft it and try making one myself. Problem is I couldn't come up with the fun, funky combination of fabrics no matter how hard I tried.
Thank you Sherry for letting me work with it today.
A few of my favorite blocks...............
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7 comments:
What a wonderful quilt. I just love the block, do you know the name?
Would you mind if I snagged one of the pictures and tried drafting it into EQ? I think I would like to include this in my to do file.
Crispy
What a cool quilt Mary! I love how the plaids were used. Thanks for sharing photo's! Your Dutch Treat blocks are just too cute!
That is truly amazing....what a striking quilt.
I know I have seen that block before, I may have it in my set of KC star paper patterns. I love how the quilter played with the different units and 'changed' the look of the block. I too would be thrilled to have this quilt. Looks great! cw
What an interesting vintage quilt. I like how the block looks so completely different with placement of fabrics.
Beautiful quilts,Mary,,,
Mary, I am back to look at this quilt again. Love the way the block changes totally with the fabric used.
Judy B
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