Cwrtnewydd Fans Art Deco Wholecloth Quilt, c 1930 Welsh Quilt Centre, Lampeter, Wales |
Green and Red Wholecloth Quilt, early 20th Century, Welsh Quilt Centre, Lampeter |
Detail - Green ad Red Wholecloth Quilt, possible Wedding Quilt, Welsh Quilt Centre, Lampeter |
Detail - 'Jester Quilt', c 1920, Carmarthenshire |
Sheep's Wool wadding in traditional Welsh Wholecloth Quilt |
On the day we visited, Sandie Lush running a hand quilting workshop. Sandie is a very good tutor if you want to learn about welsh quilt patterns and hand quilting, so if you get the chance to go on one of her workshops you will learn so much.
Cow keeping warm under Strippy Welsh Quilt |
After my visit to the Philadelphia Extravaganza recently I was inspired to make a sleeping bag....
ReplyDeleteThough I am not sure if I would want to spend hours making a quilt for my best cow.... or maybe I would?
What beautiful quilting! I've made quilts for dogs before, but never a cow. LOL
ReplyDeleteExquisite quilts, thanks for sharing your pics.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts - and amazing to see that wadding. We are very spoilt with our modern choices available - must have been fairly greasy and maybe a bit smelly in the old days! But they would have been warm wouldn't they? What a great photo with the cow snuggled in the quilt.
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Thank you for sharing these beautiful hand quilted Welsh quilts, I love seeing the different patterns and hearing of the meaning behind them. Great pic of the cow!
ReplyDeleteThose are such beautiful quilts, it is amazing the texture and patterns formed from the quilting.
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