Below are pics of another vintage quilt top that I recently made into a quilt. The top was made (all hand-pieced) by Mary Susan (Weathers) Senter, and she was born in 1843 and died in 1937 at age 93. She married Robert Winthrop Senter in 1861 when she was 18. The style of the fabrics look to be early 1900s.

This is one of twelve tops that belonged to a couple that I'm good friends with (he's the grandson of Mary Susan Senter). It measures 68" x 76".

I quilted this on my longarm just doing a meandering quilting.

Very nie...I like the colors!!! Great job!!!! :thumbup:

Wonderful!

What a beauty! The meander compliments this quilt so well.

Very nice Eddie!! (As always!!) You do wonderful work!!!

Not always fond of meandering but I think it really goes well with this quilt. The important thing is the quilt and the quilting just keeps it all together - good job.

Lovely..........I always admire your quilts and quilting..

What a charming quilt, simplicity has it's own beauty.

How neat. So glad that you are able to finish them off for the future generations to enjoy. Beautiful work.

love it !! you do awesome work ! can't wait to see the next one... :thumbup:

How beautiful! Just love the old quilts. What a treasure for that family!

Beautiful job Eddie! You are so lucky to get to work on these treasures :D:D:D

You did a great job with this.

Beautiful. It actually looks somewhat modern to me. Ilove the simplicity of it.

Nice quilting.

It's beautiful!
Did you take any "before" pictures. (maybe, I just missed them, I haven't been around too much). I'm just curious what the antique quilt looked like.

Meandering is all it needed. Good call.

Beautiful quilt and quilting.