The repair of this Dutchman's Puzzle quilt was especially meaningful to me. The owner is a daughter-in-law of a woman I became friends with during my college days. I wrote about her quilt collection in a previous post.
This is another quilt my friend found in Kampsville, IL, made in the 1960s or so. She had gifted it to the current owner.
Showing posts with label gingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gingham. Show all posts
February 28, 2018
March 14, 2016
Cozy Log Cabin and Woven Gingham
This cozy log cabin / straight furrow quilt dates to around the 1920s or early 1930s.
That first photo isn't cropped badly. This quilt actually has just one border. And that one border was a pretty bold color choice, given the main colors used in the blocks. The red border fabric was the only one that had started to give out, along with the gingham binding which was the back fabric brought around front. I used a red reproduction print replacement, and also re-bound the edge with a vintage woven gingham.
That first photo isn't cropped badly. This quilt actually has just one border. And that one border was a pretty bold color choice, given the main colors used in the blocks. The red border fabric was the only one that had started to give out, along with the gingham binding which was the back fabric brought around front. I used a red reproduction print replacement, and also re-bound the edge with a vintage woven gingham.
Labels:
gingham,
log cabin quilt,
quilt repair,
vintage fabrics