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As we were cleaning out the attic last weekned, I found these tow quilts in a bag. Apparently they were made by my late MIL and ended up in the attic when my husband closed up her apartment in CA. They were smelly and stained so I threw them in hte wash with some ammonia and they came out OK. The Sunbonnet Sue is done in muslin with the blocks set on point. Both were handquilted. Thought I would share my find.
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Such a find and they are adorable.lucky you.
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what a wonderful find
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Wow!!! That is beautiful!!!!
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I have never seen a quilt with so many sue's on it. Glad you found them before it was to late to clean them. What a treasure.
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There just beautiful. So great for you to have such a treasure, love the sunbonnets.
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Love Sunbonnets and these are adorable.
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Glad they will be treasured as they deserve!
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Wow!
What a find, they are beautiful. |
wonderful quilts.
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Beautiful
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oh my - what a find.
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They are beautiful. What treasure they are with all that work by hand!
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They turned out great! Wonderful find and so glad they washed up well!
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My Great Aunt Rosie made quilts like this. She lived in Bristol, TN. You aren't related to her are you? She was a Carrier/McGuire.
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What a great find.
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Treasures!!!! So glad you found them and were able to clean them up!
Kat |
Ammonia?? Really?
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How wonderful for you! Glad you were able to rescue them! A beautiful lot of work!
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Originally Posted by RkayD
Ammonia?? Really?
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That was a really nice find!!! All I found in my attic was an old dusty treadle sewing machine and that is what started me in the quilting and vintage sewing machine hobby.
Billy |
I use white vinegar in the wash with all my whites - really brightens then. Never heard of using ammonia.
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Originally Posted by Prettiptibbs
As we were cleaning out the attic last weekned, I found these tow quilts in a bag. Apparently they were made by my late MIL and ended up in the attic when my husband closed up her apartment in CA. They were smelly and stained so I threw them in hte wash with some ammonia and they came out OK. The Sunbonnet Sue is done in muslin with the blocks set on point. Both were handquilted. Thought I would share my find.
Congrats, on your find. |
Both quilts are wonderful. So glad you found them and got them clean and out to enjoy!
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WOW those are really cute. Glad you got them.
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So very glad you found them and now they can be enjoyed.
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Love the quilts!! You are so lucky you found them when they could still be cleaned and loved.
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Those are so cool. I love Sunbonnet Sue.
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