I can see we all share the experience and comfort of a well-loved quilt! I really love this one and have had it for about 10 years. It needs repaired--again--but I'll wait til spring when I can bear to take it off the bed long enough to sew up the loose seams. My research indicates that this was probably made in the 20's or 30's, based on the types of fabric and the crazy quilt style which was really popular in the early part of the 20th century. I've looked for another one but my goodness, they're pricey!
I hear you, Barbara. Mine are not family heirlooms-only my grandmother made quilts and hers were reallt comforts, tied and not quilted. We wore them out when we were young. So mine are ones I've found along the way in junk shops, auctions, etc. But by the time I pass them on, they will have our memories attached :)
Brighid, I have never tried to quilt. I hope you will post photos of yours. What a loving gift.
I love quilts. I have one hanging over our bed on a wall quilt rack. I told Charley last night that we need to put in on our bed. He said, 'No, that one is just to look at.' I like to use quilts, they are so comfy. I love yours.
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Looks so cozy...sweet dreams only under that quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat quilt looks so cozy and it's inviting a good nights sleep. Hope you had sweet dreams!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than snuggling up underneath an old quilt.
ReplyDeleteI can see we all share the experience and comfort of a well-loved quilt! I really love this one and have had it for about 10 years. It needs repaired--again--but I'll wait til spring when I can bear to take it off the bed long enough to sew up the loose seams. My research indicates that this was probably made in the 20's or 30's, based on the types of fabric and the crazy quilt style which was really popular in the early part of the 20th century. I've looked for another one but my goodness, they're pricey!
ReplyDeleteGranny Sue -- My winter bed has a crazy quilt that carries loving personal memories -- I'll use it till there is only a scrap left. -- barbara
ReplyDeleteLove quilts, working on three for granddaughters birthdays in the near future.
ReplyDeleteHome comforts are the best.
I hear you, Barbara. Mine are not family heirlooms-only my grandmother made quilts and hers were reallt comforts, tied and not quilted. We wore them out when we were young. So mine are ones I've found along the way in junk shops, auctions, etc. But by the time I pass them on, they will have our memories attached :)
ReplyDeleteBrighid, I have never tried to quilt. I hope you will post photos of yours. What a loving gift.
Beautiful quilt.Nothing like a snuggly quilt.What a great blog! I am a new blogger come check it out...
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty colors too. It's kept up well over the years.
ReplyDeleteI love quilts. I have one hanging over our bed on a wall quilt rack. I told Charley last night that we need to put in on our bed. He said, 'No, that one is just to look at.' I like to use quilts, they are so comfy.
ReplyDeleteI love yours.