Some of the smaller border blocks. You guessed it, I have quite a good collection of Kaffe Fassett fabrics!
This great book doesn't look like it belongs on this post does it?
Look inside though and you can see where the inspiration has come from, 1855!
This would have been an unusual quilt design then, don't you think?
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6 comments:
your blocks are sooo pretty
I started this quilt with some friends and well...lets just say I am not making it anymore. It just isn't my style doing it in the kaffee fabrics . I was very lucky my friends supplied all the fabrics too but I had a hard time working on this quilt. It is beautiful though .
Maybe some day I will do it in red and green, like the original a true folk art quilt for the time I agree.
I'm not usually bright color person but I DO love this lollypop quilt! and your blocks are absolutely beautiful.*S*
Oh, gosh... I have this book! I need to go through those pages again! :-)
I am totally in love with Lollipop Trees! And the old pattern... wow. Just shows women are clever no matter what the era!
Cheers!
I love looking at bold quilts from the 19th century that are as modern and fresh as anything "new" I see today. I also love the original color scheme.
your lollypop trees is awesome. I love your colorway. Is the pattern in the book you show? I used to have that book and never even considered that quilt in a modern way. Now I want to make it.
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