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Showing posts with label antique quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antique quilt. Show all posts
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Antique Pattern Library is an invaluable resource with an amazing collection.
"This ongoing project is an effort to scan needlework pattern books that are in the public domain, to preserve them, so we can keep our needlework heritage in our hands. These scans have been photo edited to make them more useful for needle workers, and to reduce file sizes. They are available, for free, to anyone who wants them, for educational, personal, artistic and other creative uses."
"This ongoing project is an effort to scan needlework pattern books that are in the public domain, to preserve them, so we can keep our needlework heritage in our hands. These scans have been photo edited to make them more useful for needle workers, and to reduce file sizes. They are available, for free, to anyone who wants them, for educational, personal, artistic and other creative uses."
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Antique and Junk Shop... Shopping
Hello fellow blogger! During the Lunch hour.... I had the Jeep...It's Thursday..... so I filled my eyes and soul with all sorts of things from the past........
Here's the $18.50 that I purchased.... My first Boy---doll --- a cotton-pickin pick-a-ninney just barely 3-4 inches tall.... with a cotton sack to boot! I have a little black girl that I'm thinkin he'll fit perfectly next to! He's following in after Ms Sunbonnet Sue in red!
Here's the $18.50 that I purchased.... My first Boy---doll --- a cotton-pickin pick-a-ninney just barely 3-4 inches tall.... with a cotton sack to boot! I have a little black girl that I'm thinkin he'll fit perfectly next to! He's following in after Ms Sunbonnet Sue in red!
A really cute sign... "OLD QUILTS" and take note of the unusual...
little antique pin cushion next to Sue.... and I think I'll name my boy .. Randy!!!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Remaking Grandma's Blocks
As the eternal dreamer,
It occurs to me that a magazine article or book might carry this title. I'm always drawn to remake grandmothers old-falling apart antique quilt.
It occurs to me that a magazine article or book might carry this title. I'm always drawn to remake grandmothers old-falling apart antique quilt.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Antique Quilt Tops -Rough Diamonds
Let's say.... in the making. I really can see how super, fantastic and outstanding this junkie thing will be. Had to wash it. It did shred -- cottons, other stringie fabric.
It reminds me of my Mama Dooley's quilt... will be a knockout!
I love that people know I collect these treasures. Given to me by Madine West, St John (I think!?!) Her mother made it. I'll do an anatomy page, and interview her also.
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