You can also take a look at the Tristan Quilt apparently the oldest quilt in the Western Word.
To see this and read about it, click HERE.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Quilt History
I make quilts to use them or to comply with the rules of a competition and hardly ever researches the history of a technique or quilt but I know many quilters would like to know all about the where, when and how and especially for you I found THIS website that discusses some historical questions.
You can also take a look at the Tristan Quilt apparently the oldest quilt in the Western Word.
To see this and read about it, click HERE.
You can also take a look at the Tristan Quilt apparently the oldest quilt in the Western Word.
To see this and read about it, click HERE.
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