You may want to learn how
dating antique quilts is done.
It is quite interesting.
I will show you three antique quilts below
that belong to a guild member.
Linda also creates civil war reproduction quilts
and many others.
She is a very talented lady.
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First I would like to show you this pretty little quilt.
With the season quickly approaching,
I thought it was very nice.
It's the 12 Days of Christmas.
Now for the highlight of the meeting.
The following three quilts are
the antique quilts
that Linda W. purchased
at auction recently.
Of course no one knows
what she purchased them for,
although someone did ask.
Linda kept quiet of course. LOL
This first one is dated to
1860.
This one is dated to 1820.
And this one is dated to 1890.
What a job to date the fabrics in these quilts!
I learned that a 'cretonne' quilt
is one made of heavy cotton material
in printed designs, usually with animals.
Thanks Linda for sharing these beautiful quilts!
Isn't this one bright and beautiful!
I love basket quilts!
Savor the Day!
Yvonne



2 comments:
Those antique quilts are lovely. They seem to be in excellent condition, too. :)Bea
Lovely posts and photos! Happy Thanksgiving dear Texas lady! Imagine and Live in Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
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