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Shows Fawside Green Farm, Allenheads. Illustrates Mrs Peart on the left and Miss Elizabeth Sanderson on right (dark clothes) well known quilter.
Shows Fawside Green Farm, Allenheads. Illustrates Mrs Peart on the left and Miss Elizabeth Sanderson on right (dark clothes) well known quilter.
Quilt
Incomplete plain white quilt made by Joe the Quilter of Warden, probably about 1820. Purchased directly from Joe by the English family. Cat No. 30
Incomplete plain white quilt made by Joe the Quilter of Warden, probably about 1820. Purchased directly from Joe by the English family. Cat No. 30
Well known quilters
Miss Mary Fairless and Mrs Jennie Peart, well-known quilters at Juniper Farm, Allendale, 1933-39.
Miss Mary Fairless and Mrs Jennie Peart, well-known quilters at Juniper Farm, Allendale, 1933-39.
Quilter
Portrait of Hannah Emmerson a Weardale Quilter. Taken from Weardale - Memories and Traditions by John Lee.
Portrait of Hannah Emmerson a Weardale Quilter. Taken from Weardale - Memories and Traditions by John Lee.
"Nearly Done"
Print entitled "Nearly Done" depicting quilters at work by Walter Sadler. Print in Museum collection. Size 797 x 689mm including frame.
Print entitled "Nearly Done" depicting quilters at work by Walter Sadler. Print in Museum collection. Size 797 x 689mm including frame.
QUILT-MAKING
Quilters. Print in Museum collection. Size 797 x 689mm including frame.
Quilters. Print in Museum collection. Size 797 x 689mm including frame.
Granny Sadler's quilt
Quilt. Cream sateen on both sides. Quilting consists of large central rose surrounded by fourteen smaller roses. Outer border of running diamond. Diamond infill. Granny Sadler was a well-known quilter from Willington. Size 2.29 x 1.83m. See 16729 for b/w. Quilt Cat No 1.
Quilt. Cream sateen on both sides. Quilting consists of large central rose surrounded by fourteen smaller roses. Outer border of running diamond. Diamond infill. Granny Sadler was a well-known quilter from Willington. Size 2.29 x 1.83m. See 16729 for b/w. Quilt Cat No 1.
Hayspade quilt
Hayspade quilt, 1920, Thornaby. White cotton on both sides, quilted overall hayspade pattern, an unusual design so named because the quilter Mrs A Ireland used a hayspade as a template. Diamond infill. Cat No 16. Size 2.34 x 2.11m.
Hayspade quilt, 1920, Thornaby. White cotton on both sides, quilted overall hayspade pattern, an unusual design so named because the quilter Mrs A Ireland used a hayspade as a template. Diamond infill. Cat No 16. Size 2.34 x 2.11m.
Plain gold quilt
Plain gold quilt, 1939, Chester le Street. Gold sateen on both sides. Very finely quilted with central rose enclosed by circle, with elaborate design of leaves, flowers and feathers radiating from centre. Made by Mrs Mary Potts, a widow and well-known quilter who earned her living by quilting in Chester le Street. Cat no19. Size 2.34 x 2.13m.
Plain gold quilt, 1939, Chester le Street. Gold sateen on both sides. Very finely quilted with central rose enclosed by circle, with elaborate design of leaves, flowers and feathers radiating from centre. Made by Mrs Mary Potts, a widow and well-known quilter who earned her living by quilting in Chester le Street. Cat no19. Size 2.34 x 2.13m.
Old Joe's quilt
Old Joe's quilt, c1820, Humshaugh. White cotton on both sides. Very finely quilted with central star enclosed in circle. Outer twist border, inner zigzag and fan border. Diamond infill. Only two thirds of this quilt survives. The quilt was ordered and bought direct from Joe the Quilter by the English family who owned Humshaugh Mill. Cat no 30. Size 2.51 x 1.65m
Old Joe's quilt, c1820, Humshaugh. White cotton on both sides. Very finely quilted with central star enclosed in circle. Outer twist border, inner zigzag and fan border. Diamond infill. Only two thirds of this quilt survives. The quilt was ordered and bought direct from Joe the Quilter by the English family who owned Humshaugh Mill. Cat no 30. Size 2.51 x 1.65m
Chintz basket quilt
Chintz basket quilt, c1815, Haydon Bridge. Chintzes with reverse of white cotton. Medallion style. Central printed panel of basket of flowers in wreath, surrounded by alternate pieced windmills, and borders of chintz. Very likely made by Joe the Quilter of Warden. Cat no 121. Size 2.46 x 2.36m.
Chintz basket quilt, c1815, Haydon Bridge. Chintzes with reverse of white cotton. Medallion style. Central printed panel of basket of flowers in wreath, surrounded by alternate pieced windmills, and borders of chintz. Very likely made by Joe the Quilter of Warden. Cat no 121. Size 2.46 x 2.36m.
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