Vintage quilt blocks

About this item Size detail: 8x12 inch, 20x30 cm Super craftsmanship, attractive design and superior quality. Made from high-grade environmental and recycled material Aluminum Metal. It is suitable for many places, such as bar, cafe, dining room, billiard house, hotel, club wall decoration, creating contracted but fashionable atmosphere. Four small pre-drilled holes in each corner of this painting, can be mounted on the wall by nails on 4 corners or double-sided tape or blu tack.

Set of 19 vintage quilt blocks in green and mustard yellow solid fabrics with a pinkish red calico center circle. The blocks are not an exact match to the Ezekial's Wheel block pattern however that seems to be the pattern they most closely align to. White fabric has aged to more of an antique white color and there are blocks that have stains. Seams are intact and there are no rips or holes. Blocks measure 13 x 13. From an estate sale held in Colubia IL. Please note these vintage quilts…

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Estimated Age: Mid-1900s Color: Purple, Blue, Tan, etc. Condition: Good Vintage Condition, some fabric loss Size: 49 x 74.5 inches Style: Framed 9-Patch Technique: Hand Pieced and Quilted Weight: Light Weight

While each decade is filled with new trends in quilting, the popularity of 1930s quilts and quilt patterns is still going strong almost a century later. Spanning the Great Depression, quilting trends from the 1930s were very much influenced by their time, with quilters favoring scrap quilts over spending money on expensive fabric. Pastel colors were also trending with quilters during this time and many saw the light colors in their quilts as a way to be uplifting during hard times. If you…

Romantic and timeless vintage inspired quilt patterns designed by Verna Mosquera owner of The Vintage Spool.

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Popular designer Kim Diehl's quilting journey began years ago with a sampler quilt she found at a sidewalk sale, so it's no surprise that, when she designed a sampler quilt of her own, she pulled out all the stops and incorporated two of her loves stars and fusible wool appliqué. With an invitation to slow down and enjoy hand stitching the wool appliqué blocks, Kim makes this decadent quilt simple with full-size appliqué patterns, detailed instructions, and scads of tips for success. And…

Hello and welcome back to my blog for the big finish post of the Vintage Block Along We have been sewing from my Gra...