It was full of lovely fabrics and looks to be made between the two world wars probably around 1930/40.
I was imagining what types of dresses were made in these fabrics. I love that era when women dressed as women with not a pair of trousers or jeans in sight.
Heading west this week so before I leave will just give you a little update on our girl- 5 months old already , she loves to smile, eat and more importantly loves to go shopping with granny. YEAH!
Sue
What a lovely quilt to see in person! Lucky you.
ReplyDeleteI'll see you in a couple of days!!
Great baby pic - what a smiley happy face! She must fill you with delight!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pic of your grandaughter and the quilt is very nice too.
ReplyDeleteLove the Crazy Quilt - if only those fabrics could talk! Enjoy the quilt festival.
ReplyDeleteI know that you'll have fun in Vermont but how can you bear to be away from her??
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. They certainly do look like scraps from ladies' dresses.
ReplyDeleteYour little gal is growing so quickly. Grandma is going to miss her, I'm sure.
Safe travels. Looks like you're meeting up with Lori. Now be good, girls!!
What a sweet baby! All giggles and cuteness! And a lovely crazy quilt! Thanks for sharing!
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