QUILT INDEX RECORD
15-11-355
Where are the records for this quilt housed?
Wisconsin Quilt History Project
Who documented this quilt?
Wisconsin Quilt History Project
Wisconsin Quilt History Project Number:
A1026
Person filling out this form is:
Quilt owner; Relative of quiltmaker
When was the form filled out?
06-28-2014
Choose the best description of the source to the quilt:
Quilt owner
If you are the quilt owner, how did you acquire this quilt?
Inherited
Where was the quilt documentation day held?
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
This is a:
Other
Describe the item:
finished quilt with unfinished edges
Names for quilt's pattern in common use:
Painted Rose
How wide is the quilt?
55.5 in.
How long is the quilt?
83 in.
Shape of edge:
Straight
Shape of corners:
Straight
What color is the quilt?
Coral; Green; Pink
Overall color scheme:
One color/monochromatic
Quilt's condition:
Very good/almost new
Time period:
1950-1975
Describe the quilt's layout:
Wholecloth
Fiber types used to make the quilt top:
Cotton or polyester blend
Fabric types used to make the quilt top:
Broadcloth
Fabric styles used in the quilt top:
Solid/plain
Piecing techniques used to make the quilt top:
Machine Piecing
Novelty techniques used to make the quilt top:
Other novelty technique
Embellishment techniques used to make the quilt top:
Painting
Describe the techniques used to make the quilt top:
The quilt is made of 3 strips of solid coral fabric which have been decorated with 11 painted (or stenciled) roses. The widths of the strips are 10.25 in., 34.75 in., and 10.25 in.
Can you feel or see paper on the quilt that was used as a construction aid?
no
Materials used to make the back:
Cotton
What color is the back of the quilt?
Cream
Number of pieces of fabric in the quilt back:
2
Width of pieces on the back:
38.5 in., 17.5 in.
Describe the back:
Same fabric used throughout; Solid/plain
How is the binding made?
Unfinished/raw edge
What kind of filling is used in the quilt?
Blanket or flannel
How are the layers held together?
Hand quilting
Color of thread used in the quilting:
pink
Number of quilting stitches per inch, place 1:
6 spi
Number of quilting stitches per inch, place 2:
6 spi
Width between quilting lines:
2.25 in. minimum, 9.5 in. maximum
Quilting designs used, overall motifs:
Grid/crosshatch; Outline
Describe the quilting designs used:
Painted roses are outlined with quilting. There is a 2.25 in. cross hatch grid in the background.
Quilt top made by:
Larson, Connie Shuldberg
Quilted by:
Shuldberd, Aleda Chadwick
Where the quilt was made, city:
Preston
Where the quilt was made, state:
Idaho (ID)
Where the quilt was made, country:
United States
How was this quilt acquired?
Inheritance
Why was the quilt made?
Home decoration
Details about why the quilt was made:
bedroom
The quilt was made to be used for:
Bedding, daily use
Where did the maker find their pattern?
Commercial/Published source: Pattern
Where did the quiltmaker find the pattern for the quilting design on the quilt?
Public domain
Ownership of this quilt is:
Private
Quiltmaker's maiden name:
Shuldberg
Quiltmaker's gender:
Female
Quiltmaker's birth date:
10-06-1906
Quiltmaker's birthplace, city:
Preston
Quiltmaker's birthplace, state:
Idaho
Quiltmaker's birthplace, country:
United States
Quiltmaker's date and place of death:
06-07-1980
Quiltmaker's religious affiliation:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
In which kind of environment did the quiltmaker live?
Rural
How did the quiltmaker learn to quilt?
From Relative; From 4-H Extension Agent
Why does the quiltmaker quilt?
Gifts; Necessity; Pleasure
Estimated number of quilts made by this quiltmaker:
more than 50
Does/did the quiltmaker sell quilts?
no
Does/did the quiltmaker teach quilting?
only informally
Access and copyright information:
Restricted
Copyright holder:
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Details
Cite this Quilt
Larson, Connie Shuldber. Painted Rose. 1950-1975. From Wisconsin Quilt History Project, Wisconsin Quilt History Project. Published in The Quilt Index, https://quiltindex.org/view/?type=fullrec&kid=15-11-355. Accessed: 04/19/24