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Each pinwheel is about 4 and 3/4 inches square, and they are made of a great variety of 30's dress weight fabrics. None has that coarse weave of feedsack. If you collect reproduction 30's fabric (Aunt Grace, etc.) and you look closely, you may recognize some designs that have been reproduced. There are also some fabrics here I wish could be reproduced! The quilting design in the alternate white squares is of a simple circle flower and two leaves. If the quilt is held up to the light, you can tell the cotton batting has shifted and bunched, though the quilt doesn't feel lumpy.
I have never added prairie points to the edge of any of my quilts but these do appear to be prairie points, though the maker probably did not call them that. They are made as shown on this About.com web page, though not overlapping as they show.
Happy VTT! and see this post for how to enter my fabric giveaway to celebrate my second blog anniversary.
Viridian

To celebrate I am having a giveaway of some vintage fabric from my stash. Pictured above is the prize package of 6 pieces of fabric about 6 by 8 inches, a few a little larger. The blue piece on the left and the aqua on the right are feedsack, but the others are quilting weight cottons. Just right to add to your stash, or use in a thirties reproduction quilt.
DianeH from Ontario Canada! Congratulations! The fabric will be packed up and sent as soon as I have your mailing address. There were 70 entries, but I am sorry only one prize. Thank you to all who visited, and to those who are now followers.
I will catch you up on quilt block progress starting tomorrow.
Viridian
a. come back here in a few days to sign up for my give away of turkey red and poison green fabric
b. Immediately go to Faithful Quilter: Elaine's Journey and sign up for her giveaway. You have until Thursday, Aug. 27.
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