Newspaper Quilt Patterns From The Industrial Age In this blog article Gena searches old newspapers to find the quilt clothing craft and other patterns newspapers offered our ancestors for home projects We often think of the newspaper as a place to get news But the newspaper offered so much more to the community it served
Godey s Lady s Book contained a pattern for a hexagon quilt in 1835 1 By the early 1920s newspapers magazines mail order catalogs batting companies and even retail stores inundated women with quilt designs old and new Chicago Tribune July 1 1938 Both the Kansas City Star and the Chicago Tribune had regular quilt pattern columns but the two newspapers did them very differently The first post for the Kansas City Star was September 19 1928 with the Pine Tree
Newspaper Quilt Patterns From The Industrial Age
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American Quilts in the Industrial Age 1760 1870 The International Quilt Study Center and Museum Collections ed by Patricia Cox Crews and Carolyn Ducey review Katie Knowles Journal of Southern History The Southern Historical Association Volume 85 Number 1 February 2019 pp 154 155 10 1353 soh 2019 0016 Review Patchwork quilts became common only after textile production surged and prices dropped thanks to the mechanical innovations we now call the Industrial Revolution By the early 19th century cheap factory made fabrics spread the luxury of tailored clothes beyond the rich and their liveried servants
The Textile Trade Industrial Revolution The Birth of Modern Quilt Businesses Craze For Quilts The Digital Age The business of American quiltmaking in the early 21st century is the most recent chapter of a 400 year story of global trade technology innovations and entrepreneurial imagination Quilt patterns at the turn of the twentieth century are well represented in this Sampler Album The forty two blocks are an ambitious design workbook that illustrates the plethora of patterns quiltmakers could choose from newspapers magazines or
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Newspaper Quilt Patterns From The Industrial Age - American Quilts in the Industrial Age 1760 1870 The International Quilt Study Center and Museum Collections ed by Patricia Cox Crews and Carolyn Ducey review Katie Knowles Journal of Southern History The Southern Historical Association Volume 85 Number 1 February 2019 pp 154 155 10 1353 soh 2019 0016 Review
