Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Quilts at the Worcester Historical Museum, part 2

More from the AQSG (New England group) day at Worcester Historical Museum -


This one was so interesting:


This one was such a stunner.



THIS one really knocked my socks off:



Gorgeous Log Cabin:

I'm really looking for inspiration for my next log cabin quilt -



Lynne Bassett taught us about children's period clothing -




And we had show and tell -

Such an enjoyable time.  If you are interested in quilts and history - where they intersect - think about joining the AQSG.  And let me know if you do (no matter where in the country) so we can possibly connect!

x
Cynthia

8 comments:

  1. I love the quilt with the baskets, flowers, stars and flying geese. Hugs

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  2. That first quilt certainly gives one pause. To think it has survived nearly 200 years!

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  3. Be still my heart! I LOVE that medallion and it looks like there are a lot of early prints in it. My mother was born in Malden, maybe she is related to the maker - wink! I find it interesting that so many of our early New England quilts are tied and yet most major shows do not allow tied quilts!

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  4. Each one is wonderful and a treasure. I'm sure the makers couldn't believe that their work is on display and that hundreds of other quilter's are enjoying their quilts around the world.

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  5. I have an AQS pin. What is the "G" stand for?
    Quite a good show. Glad to see old things valued.

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  6. I love the log cabin! wow what a visual stunning quilt.
    the girls dresses are sweet!

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  7. Wonderful quilts and that medallion is a treasure! The little dresses, too :)

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