Inspiration


These photos are from Going West! Quilts and Community, pages 66-68, from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

I especially love this little Anvil Doll Bedcover. The maker is unidentified and the provenance unknown. It's late 19th century, pieced of cotton and 21 2/3 x 17 1/2 and from the Historical Society of Garden County, Oshkosh. I love the variety of fabrics.
2 Comments:
I love reproduction quilts and, of course, reproduction doll quilts -- these are wonderful. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for posting this, I need to go pull that book off my shelves!
the anvil quilt is wonderful, ah yes will add it to my list of little quilts to make
Kathie
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