Ladies Art Company Quilt Pattern Book 1922 In 1922 Ladies Art Company published a catalog entitled The Book of Applique Patchwork by Deaconess Within its eight pages some of their first quilt kits offered were listed for sale One could purchase just the pattern or a complete kit costing at the most 6 00 By 1928 Ladies Art Company had published a catalog with 530 quilt block patterns
The Ladies Art Company was established in 1889 It grew to be the most influential published source for the nomenclature of American patchwork quilt patterns It was the first company to publish a catalog containing hundreds of quilt pattern blocks with a different name or title attributed to each design Ladies Art Company Quilt Pattern Book 1922 Posted on February 26 2010 by Martha I count this as one of my best vintage purchases It came with a 10 lot of quilting ephemera and was a complete surprise Here is the introduction to the catalog
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1922 451 500 1922 Book of Appliqu Patchwork by Deaconess listed quilt kits Quilt Pattern Book copyright 1922 3835 3837 Finney Ave 1921 1931 1928 501 509 1928 1934 Quilt Patterns Patchwork and Appliqu e copyright 1928 several issues were printed into the 1940s 3835 3837 Finney Ave 1921 1931 Welcome to Effie s Vintage Textiles Collectibles Vintage Quilt Pattern Book Ladies Art Co1922 ORIGINAL Book Antique HistoricalDescription This auction is for a great vintage original quilt pattern book dated 1922 perfect for the collector crafters and quilter s
It came with a 10 lot of quilting ephemera and was a complete surprise Here is the introduction to the catalog PATCHWORK DESIGNS The following minature diagrams can give but a faint idea of the beauty of these patterns being here reduced to so sm 1 Another set of crazy stitches was included in the 1922 over sized catalog published by Ladies Art Company J F Ingall s The M J Cunning Co Briggs Bentley s Art Needlework and Webber s were well known for selling Perforated Stamping Patterns for Fancy Work Stamping wax and stamping powder were sold to apply perforated patterns
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In the late 1930s Ladies Art Company would send a free quilting design with the purchase of their catalog of stamped quilts This peacock quilt and quilting design are a fine example of the pattern and the final product The Ladies Art Company was established in St Louis in 1889 and added quilts to their catalog of needlework patterns in 1895 Patterns 421 through 450 shown on this page were added to the catalog in 1906 Some of the Alphabet blocks were still available as late as 1974 featured in the last published edition of the Ladies Art Company catalog
The Ladies Art Company of St Louis Missouri was the earliest quilt pattern company to publish quilt patterns in large quantities and design varieties Officially established in 1889 although the family gave a date of c1874 for the founding Ladies Art Company continued to publish patterns until the 1970s In 1922 Ladies Art Co had a full fledged catalog of quilt kits titled Book of Appliqu Patchwork by Deaconess This catalog included the kits offered in the earlier embroidery catalogs and some additional new ones 2 1 Ladies Art Company Needlework and Supply Company catalog page 4 2 Benberry Cuesta
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In 1922 Ladies Art Company published a catalog entitled The Book of Applique Patchwork by Deaconess Within its eight pages some of their first quilt kits offered were listed for sale One could purchase just the pattern or a complete kit costing at the most 6 00 By 1928 Ladies Art Company had published a catalog with 530 quilt block patterns
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The Ladies Art Company was established in 1889 It grew to be the most influential published source for the nomenclature of American patchwork quilt patterns It was the first company to publish a catalog containing hundreds of quilt pattern blocks with a different name or title attributed to each design
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Ladies Art Company Quilt Pattern Book 1922 - 1 Another set of crazy stitches was included in the 1922 over sized catalog published by Ladies Art Company J F Ingall s The M J Cunning Co Briggs Bentley s Art Needlework and Webber s were well known for selling Perforated Stamping Patterns for Fancy Work Stamping wax and stamping powder were sold to apply perforated patterns
