Quilt Patterns
Patterns in this section will cover several different methods of quilt making. Applique, Pieced, Redwork and Embroidery and some patterns may have a couple of methods included in the making of the quilt, such as Applique and embroidery.
These are vintage patterns from several sources. All are dated pre-1950's
Some images may be marked as to
prevent the rising rate of pattern theft. The markings will not effect
the use of the pattern for personal use. It only prevents copying for
resale.
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Vintage Colonial Ladies Applique Quilt Patterns
$17.00
Designed from a 1930's quilt top , are 6 darling applique and embroidery quilt patterns for "Colonial Ladies". These would be terrific for a little girl's room with their ruffled bonnets, Parasols, and even a butterfly. These were originally sold in fabric block sets that were pre-stamped and purchased along with a magazine subscription. They can easily be traced on the background block with a water erasable pen. All you will need to add are some great 30's fabrics (repros would be fine) and your embroidery skills.
You will receive:
- All 6 ladies in full-size patterns to fit a 14-18" block
- complete directions with a description and color photos of the 12 blocks that were in the original quilt top
- Four pages of color photos of several finished quilts, Including the top used for the patterns.
- A color photo of the original magazine ad
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| Vintage Southern Belles Applique Quilt Pattern |
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| Southern Belles
This
appliqué and embroidery pattern set, taken from and old quilt top, has
five full-skirted Southern Belles that will fit 12 by 14” blocks. You
can do them all in 1930’s repro prints and solids or update these with
today’s fabrics.
Details
for the Belles are embroidered and you can include a floral frame. All
you’ll need to put this on fabric is a transfer pencil or water erasable
pen. The finished Bocks are samples only and are not included as part of the purchase. You are purchasing the pattern only.
$14.00
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| 1920's Basket & Flowers Applique pattern |
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| 1920's Basket & Flowers
From a very old tattered pattern is a lovely basket of flowers applique and Embroidery quilt pattern - probably from 1915-1920. Put out by the Standard pattern co. of NY, it is so typical of the times in it's simplicity. It has a lovely center basket of flowers, 18"x32", corner bouquets and even a bolster or pillow pattern across the to. This has been completely redrawn full size so that you can place it on fabric with a water erasable pen. This can make any size quilt you'd like, from a twin to a King, because you can place the motifs anywhere you'd like, or even add more for a longer border.
With the pattern is new and more complete instruction sheet, layout diagram for the pieces and all patterns needed for the top. These were summer throws that were backed and un-quilted, so a quilting pattern wasn't included - you can add quilted feathers or a simple straight-line quilting pattern if you choose.
$10.00
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| 1920 Sunbonnet Sue & Bill |
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| 1920's Sunbonnet Sue & Bill
From
the 1920’s are Sunbonnet Sue and Overall Bill appliqué quilt patterns
with images of the children holding various items and detailed with
embroidered flowers.
These
can be worked in appliqué or could be made entirely in embroidery, if
you prefer (redwork would be wonderful). Each block finishes at 9”. These were taken from tissue originals and are photocopies of redrawn patterns.
Included are:
1. Patterns
2. Complete instructions for making a finished quilt
$10.00
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| Pinocchio Applique & Embroidery Pattern $14.00 |
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| Here I have a photocopy of a vintage
Pinocchio quit pattern. This darling quilt was probably originated sometime
after the character began to show up in children’s books and movies. There are
24 twelve inch blocks in the quilt, set alternately with a print block (the
black and white photo included could have been sharper, but is the only one
available). The characters of Geppetto, the Cricket, the Fairy, Lampwick, the
Fisherman, and Pinocchio from a puppet to a real boy, are all worked in applique
with touches of embroidery.
There are color suggestions in this
patterns.
This could easily be enlarged (using
fewer blocks), have a sashing added, or be stitched in today’s contemporary
fabrics. It would also work well entirely embroider the images in
redwork.
These can be easily be
traced on your block fabric with a water erasable
pen.
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| Martindale 1933 quilt pattern $14.00 |
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| Originally credited to the Martindale
family c. 1840, this quilt was a 1933 remake and gift of Charlotte Whitehill to
the Denver Art Museum. This was a combination of printed 1930’s cottons set on
white with a lovely trapunto quilting pattern and would be great using today’s
repro fabrics. The finished quilt is 84”x84”.
You will
receive:
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Complete
written instructions
- Materials
list
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Numerous
scans of the original quilt photo with closeups in black and
white.
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A color
photo and complete history of the original
quilt
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Two pages
for the large block to be assembled for
use
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Quilting
patterns for the alternate snowflake blocks, and meandering borders (with
instructions for Trapunto).
These can be easily be
traced on your block fabric with a water erasable
pen.
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Some images may be marked as to
prevent the rising rate of pattern theft. The markings will not effect
the use of the pattern for personal use. It only prevents copying for
resale.
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