I took a photo of the more unusual or fun prints. This brown almost looks like decorator fabric.
Windmills.... lol
That is a seam in the center square not a fold like it looks like at first glance.
LOVE!!!
There was a lot of blocks in the box! A real treasure chest!!
I'm going to sew these together and hand quilt, adding a label it was assembled in 2021. The blocks appear to be about 1900, with some fabric being a little older.
Thanks again Kathy for thinking of me when cleaning out your sewing room!
Have a terrific week!
You now have an enjoyable task before you! Love love the closeups of the fabrics—I’ll be checking those out on a bigger monitor for sure.
ReplyDeleteGreat save for those blocks. That will be a nice quilt.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely antique blocks to work with for you; what a great quilting project this will be needling through these vintage fabrics...Enjoy ;))) hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure trove! I love those madder prints. Can't wait to see what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks. Can't wait to see the quilt. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a great gift! Treasures, each and every one.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the close-up views. These are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks and great fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThese blocks are great! Wonderful fabrics. It will make for an interesting handquilting project.
ReplyDeleteLori esto parece un gran tesoro que as conseguido.
ReplyDelete¡¡Felicidades!!
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ReplyDeleteOh là là... lucky you !!
ReplyDeleteI loooove these madders !
What fabulous old timey blocks and you are doing right by them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure of beautiful blocks. I love the antique feel and truly appreciate the pseudo-antique fabric designers. Some of these look like the reproduction fabrics they've come up with only yours are authentic!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if there are any repeat prints from one block to another? Perhaps they were made by friends to another friend who was moving away? Bits of their dresses as a form of Remember Me? Wonder what happened to the woman they were gifted to, if that was the case, that she never finished the quilt? SEW many questions!
ReplyDeleteThee are no repeats! Isn't that fantastic?! I need your email address as you are a no reply commenter.
DeleteQuilters can make for the best of friends! This is going to be so much fun to hand quilt.:)
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