Clock kittens
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Clock kittens
Hi All,
I am in search of a crib quilt pattern which I believe dates from the late 60s. It had three kittens dressed as engineers playing on a cuckoo clock. It was a combination of applique and embroidery. It was made for me by my grandmother when I was a baby.
Does anyone know where I can find this pattern or an image of the quilt? I am going from memory of a long lost quilt.
Thanks,
Natalie
I am in search of a crib quilt pattern which I believe dates from the late 60s. It had three kittens dressed as engineers playing on a cuckoo clock. It was a combination of applique and embroidery. It was made for me by my grandmother when I was a baby.
Does anyone know where I can find this pattern or an image of the quilt? I am going from memory of a long lost quilt.
Thanks,
Natalie
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Thanks to you all...I have searched in MJ's and Effie's vintage pattern sites. QV, thanks and I did look through those cute patterns at that link...but did not see it. It has been suggested to me that it may have been a Vogart pattern...judging by the Vogart kitten patterns that I have seen during my search, that is possible.
Tessagin, I will sketch it out to show members as soon as I can, please do check back.
Any leads welcome....but I am patient. There is a lot more to enjoy and explore.
Tessagin, I will sketch it out to show members as soon as I can, please do check back.
Any leads welcome....but I am patient. There is a lot more to enjoy and explore.
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I thought it was a pretty good idea to post here. She's looking for a vintage quilting pattern and this is the vintage machine part of the quilting board.
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Dot'sGD, it sounds as if your grandmother used two different kinds of work to make your quilt. I've done a lot of embroidery and at different times I have liked something, but it still needed a little extra. That's when you can add some applique (that's when I try out any new applique styles I've been wanting to try).
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