It is April 9. It is snowing. Go figure. At long last, I finished something. I made a reproduction of an antique doll/crib quilt from my collection. The original quilt dates to about 1870; it has faded over time. I recreated it with the colors I thought were originally used.
Do you prefer doing reproductions with fabrics that look new or look "aged"?
Do you prefer doing reproductions with fabrics that look new or look "aged"?
It looks wonderful Ann! What fun to see the new one right next to the original.
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed at how well the newer fabrics match up with the originals, even to the sashings. You did a great job on the 'reproduction'! ---"Love"
ReplyDeleteSuch fun to see both, great job, love them both!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt. I don't age my fabric or quilts that I reproduce.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job. I'm sure it was tricky getting the sashing just right.
ReplyDeleteFabulous job. I adore both of them. You really captured the feel of the original. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoth are charming!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing both quilts together. Great job in reproducing the original and your fabric choices are perfect!
ReplyDeleteI came to this post through Dawn. Beatiful little reproduction quilt. Must have been a fun project to make.
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Annemieke
I came to this post through Dawn. Beatiful little reproduction quilt. Must have been a fun project to make.
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Annemieke
You really captured the feel of the original. Thanks for sharing.
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Pretty projects and great idea,Thank you for the tutorial and for sharing !
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