Can't remember the proper name for this one. I call it daisy, but that isn't right. Someone on here will remember and tell me I hope! Very soft yellow field with scrappy flowers and darker yellow binding.

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Close up of Dresden plate, again feedsack fabrics. See more of it below. Interesting tumbled block border.

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Doll quilt which I believe was salvaged from a cutter. Interesting fabric choices.I think.

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Unique appliqued coverlet. Needs a soak with the basket and birds quilt. All hand appliqued, muslin backing.

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One of my favorites! Not meant to be Christmas-y but makes me think of poinsettias. See the close up for the tiny floral pattern in the stars.

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Close up of hand applique. Very small neat stitches. Someone was quite patient!

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Here's the whole Dresden. Age stain on the two right rows. Got pics out of sequence.

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Tiny ditsy floral print. Hand quilted, machine pieced.

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Close up of the border. Sadly very worn. Probably the top edge where it got the most wear and tear.

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Pretty flowers on cream background. Purchased at an estate sale, had a big mouse chew smack in the middle which I restored. Look for it in the close ups.

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Mended mouse chew area. Was able to "fade " out new fabrics to match the old ones. Looks like more mending to do yet.

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Loving this viney border. I wouldn't have chosen yellow, but in this it works!

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Lots of appliqued butterflies. Nice feminine colors. Blanket stitched in black which seems harsh but works to really make them pop! Coverlet, without batting. Muslin backing.

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Close up of the butterflies showing black blanket stitch.

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All for tonight. Have about as many yet to do, so look for chapters 3 and 4 later this week. Thanks for your interest and comments. Penny

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