Below are pics of another vintage quilt top that I recently made into a quilt for a friend. 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. So the top predates at least 1937.

I just did a free-motion quilt pattern all over it so it will hopefully help it hold up from any deterioration, and did a plain white backing.

BTW, I have 8 more of these vintage tops. :D

Beautiful quilts! Did you use your new long arm? You always do wonderful work!

Where did you get the top quilts? They are beautiful.. You do outrageous work.

In truth, nothing is any prettier than a simple 9 patch.
Wonderful job quilting!

Great job Eddie...Wonderful save for the old top..it is beautiful!

Great work. I really like the vintage quilt tops. Where do you fine them? Glenn

Another beutifully done quilt Eddie!!! They are going to be VERY pleased with this :D:D:D

The dozen quilt tops all belonged to a couple who we've been good friends with for about 20 years. They're an older couple and the woman who made these quilt tops was the grandmother of him. So these have special sentimental meaning for them. They've had these tops in a bag in storage for about 50 years since they came by them and decided that they wanted to have them quilted so they could have them out and use them and enjoy them. So I've been quilting them for them.

Great job, can't wait to see more of them!

Great job Eddie!!!