Multi-Colored Hit or Miss Postage Stamp Quilt

A Quilt by Ruth Flaud
Dimensions: 102 inches wide by 112 inches long
Quilt ID: rfq10069 Categories: , Design:

$1,025

A perfect quilt to add to your family heirloom collection!! Almost a Postage Stamp quilt, a original postage stamp has a finished 1 in. square, where this has a 1 1/2 in. finished square. A bright quilt with remnants from many colorful quilts. Features fabrics that are current and from years gone by. This quilt has over 4,100 small squares in it . Precisely pieced by a Amish widow lady and she still uses a tredle sewing machine. And quilted by another Amish woman.

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Description

Definitely a Heirloom quilt, this is a very special quilt, no two quilts are the same. Very precisely pieced and each patch has quilting on it so it makes for many, many stitches, and about 7 stitches per inch. The back is a print cotton fabric.

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