The green background was quite a bold statement for the 30's. Makes you wonder about the personality of the quilter. So many of the wedding ring quilts from this time were on muslin or white background. I'll bet this quilter was the life of the party. Thank for sharing.
Glenna...love these quilts you've been sharing! It was wonderful to meet you on Friday...just wish I'd brought my book so you could have signed it! Thank you for sharing your story...I love the blocks you're making as well!
I'm sure I don't need to say this, but I notice that other designers have it on their blogs. Everything I do is copyrighted, so please don't reproduce without my permission. Thanks!
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Glenna,
You have the most fabulous vintage quilts!
Hope that you have a great weekend.
Oh gosh that is beautiful, I really do love the green!
The green background was quite a bold statement for the 30's. Makes you wonder about the personality of the quilter. So many of the wedding ring quilts from this time were on muslin or white background. I'll bet this quilter was the life of the party. Thank for sharing.
The green looks so beautiful with the prints. Gorgeous quilt!
Glenna...love these quilts you've been sharing! It was wonderful to meet you on Friday...just wish I'd brought my book so you could have signed it! Thank you for sharing your story...I love the blocks you're making as well!
Oh my I never find a treasure like that. it is my dream to own one 1930's DWR top or quilt, guess I have to keep looking.
cheers
Christine
ps. you sure look like you all had a great time
Love the vintage quilt! I quilted one exactly like that (yes, green and all) a few months ago. I love working/seeing these beautiful quilts.
I was just looking for vintage green quilts on google and your beautiful one popped up! Love it - especially that green. Thanks for sharing!
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