#11. Pink Star Variation Mini Heirloom Quilt/Crib Quilt Circa 1930-1945

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***Mini Quilt/Crib Quilt or could be used as an art piece - A small quilt made from a larger quilt.

Circa: 1930–1945

Size: 40.5”x39.5”

Medium Weight
Pattern: Star Variation
Construction: Hand pieced & hand quilted
Fabrics: Feedsack prints, dress cottons, ginghams, florals & assorted scraps

Description

Hand pieced and hand quilted, this charming Star Variation quilt pairs softly faded pink cotton with wonderfully scrappy star forms. Each star is pieced from an eclectic collection of tiny florals, checks, stripes and colorful prints, giving the quilt a wonderfully spontaneous, make-do character.

Historical Period

Circa 1930–1945. The assortment of small-scale printed cottons, checks and colorful scraps is characteristic of Depression-era quiltmaking, when makers frequently combined saved dress fabrics and feedsack-era textiles.

About the Pattern

A Star Variation, formed from irregularly pieced scraps surrounding large pink squares. The repeating stars connect across the quilt, creating a bold secondary geometric design.

Condition

Fair antique condition with significant age-related wear, including fabric loss, thinning, fraying and areas of exposed batting. These imperfections reflect the quilt’s age and extensive history of use.

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***Mini Quilt/Crib Quilt or could be used as an art piece - A small quilt made from a larger quilt.

Circa: 1930–1945

Size: 40.5”x39.5”

Medium Weight
Pattern: Star Variation
Construction: Hand pieced & hand quilted
Fabrics: Feedsack prints, dress cottons, ginghams, florals & assorted scraps

Description

Hand pieced and hand quilted, this charming Star Variation quilt pairs softly faded pink cotton with wonderfully scrappy star forms. Each star is pieced from an eclectic collection of tiny florals, checks, stripes and colorful prints, giving the quilt a wonderfully spontaneous, make-do character.

Historical Period

Circa 1930–1945. The assortment of small-scale printed cottons, checks and colorful scraps is characteristic of Depression-era quiltmaking, when makers frequently combined saved dress fabrics and feedsack-era textiles.

About the Pattern

A Star Variation, formed from irregularly pieced scraps surrounding large pink squares. The repeating stars connect across the quilt, creating a bold secondary geometric design.

Condition

Fair antique condition with significant age-related wear, including fabric loss, thinning, fraying and areas of exposed batting. These imperfections reflect the quilt’s age and extensive history of use.