On the fence at our summer cabin where I always have a quilt to mend.
This 1930s "fans' is extremely worn at both ends and some spokes are worn away, So one end will have the fans removed ( for later patching) cut down a row and the whole thing rebound from the back. The back is a pretty pastel Alamance cloth. I have made a start
On the line at home, a funky 40s -50s tied juvenile quilt....getting a good airing.
On the grass in the garden, a bold Irish Chain, c 1900. I am attempting to fade the stains, but the raccoons thought it was ideal for hop-scotch.
Over the railing at the market, one of my favorites this season, a 1920s - 30s applique Scottie Dog, I cant think why it has not sold yet
On the line for assessment, a primitive, tied, printed feedsack quilt. Fair condition, with tears to one sack and a frayed edge, Mend able? yes. But in the end I unpicked it as I have more chance of selling the sacks individually ....
Another 1930s 'Fans' being assessed , It is in really good shape, I love the pale chartreuse bases. It will be at the market with me next weekend.
Hop scotching raccoons - oh the mental image I have now!!
ReplyDeleteI am afraid they do more than play hopscotch.....
DeleteOh my--what a wonderful location to mend a quilt.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is the best.
DeleteIf only you were closer - I love that Scotty Dog quilt and wouldn't be able to resist it.
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