*Waves from Iowa* :)
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Aren't you so nice!
Thanks for the welcome! Julie P.S. Stay tuned for more photos of great old quilts. |
Waving back to you from California.
THANKS! Julie |
Welcome from Southern California. What a beautiful treasure from your grandmother.
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Thanks for the welcome.
Are you a biker? Stay tuned for more photos of antique quilts... Best, Julie |
Welcome from Washington
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Thanks for the warm welcome!
I will be posting more photos of more great antique quilts from time to time. Stay tuned! Best, Julie |
Hi and Welcome from southern Indiana!
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Welcome, Julie! I purchased a an old quilt several months' ago . . . it is dated 1936. Would you consider that antique? The embroidered patch states: "Ladies Auxiliary Sand Hill Church, Trinity, Ky. 1936". I purchased it from an antique shop in Lebanon, OH. I don't know if it would be considered a scrappy quilt. The colors spoke to me. My husband and I planned to take a trip sometime to Trinity to check their library. The internet search found no church by that name there today. I washed the quilt in a delicate cycle, and used a color catcher in the water. It didn't fade, and the hand stitching remains intact. I only noticed one worn patch towards one corner. At some point, I want to hang the quilt on a wall in my sewing room.
Recently I have discovered the Quilt-themed books of authoress, Jennifer Chiaverini. |
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