This quilt was made with tiny scraps of vintage 1930’s fabric left over from larger quilt projects. I never throw away any little scraps because they can be used for doll quilts (and vintage fabric is precious). This little quilt was pieced and quilted entirely by hand — even the binding. The back is a vintage solid yellow — the same fabric used for the binding — and the batting is thin cotton. It’s a nice break to work on a doll quilt since they take much less time than a full-sized quilt, and they are much more portable for piecing and quilting in the car or in the doctor’s office. I always keep some kind of quilt piecing or embroidery in my purse just in case I have an extra few minutes to sew. My family tells me I’m obsessed.
Dresden Plate
Martha Dellasega Gray, 2004
hand appliqued, hand quilted
19″ x 24″
What a perfect miniature! Really beautiful!
Wow! Lucky dolly! That is amazing!
So inspiring. =) The fabric choices, the piecing and the quilting..wow.
This little quilt is darling!! What size are your tiny Dresden plates? Another lovely quilt of yours that I would love to make one day. If I stay on your blog long enough raking up all these ideas of quilts I think I need to make I’ll never be able to kick the bucket hehehehehe!! Too many sweet quilts to make! :0)