QUILT INDEX RECORD
15-11-1974
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:
A28
Person filling out this form is:
Quiltmaker
When was the form filled out?
09-21-2002
Choose the best description of the source to the quilt:
Quiltmaker
How did the quiltmaker participate in the creation of the quilt?
Made entire quilt
If you are the quilt owner, how did you acquire this quilt?
Made the quilt
Where was the quilt documentation day held?
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
This is a:
Finished quilt
Quilt's title:
Country Village
Names for quilt's pattern in common use:
Row quilt
How wide is the quilt?
76 in
How long is the quilt?
92.5 in
Shape of edge:
Straight
Shape of corners:
Straight
What color is the quilt?
Blue or Navy; Red
Overall color scheme:
Multicolor
Quilt's condition:
Excellent/like new
Type of inscription:
Date; Signature
Time period:
2000-2025
When was the quilt started?
2000
When was the quilt finished?
2002
Describe the quilt's layout:
Horizontal bands
Subject of the quilt:
50th wedding anniversary
Number of borders:
3
Describe the borders:
inner cream border middle dark brown border outer border pieced of large triangles of brown and cream prints.
Fiber types used to make the quilt top:
Cotton
Fabric styles used in the quilt top:
Checked; Floral; Geometric; Multiple scrap; Paisley; Plaid; Print; Other
Describe the fibers or fabrics in the quilt top:
tone on tone prints
Piecing techniques used to make the quilt top:
Machine Piecing
Can you feel or see paper on the quilt that was used as a construction aid?
no
Describe the back:
How is the binding made?
Hand sewn; Machine sewn
What kind of filling is used in the quilt?
Cotton
Describe the quilt filling:
polyester batting in the trapunto
How are the layers held together?
Machine quilting
Quilting designs used, overall motifs:
In-the-ditch; Meander/free motion
Quilting designs used, decorative motifs:
Floral
Describe the quilting designs used:
Trapunto areas using stencils. There are different quilting designs for each row.
Quilt top made by:
DeKoning, Annie
Quilted by:
Dekoning, Annie
Where the quilt was made, city:
Rubicon
Where the quilt was made, state:
Wisconsin (WI)
Where the quilt was made, country:
United States
How was this quilt acquired?
Made by owner
Describe anything about the history of the quilt that wasn't already recorded in a previous field:
Quilt was made for the makers' parents' 50th wedding anniversary. The quiltmaker's mother has Alzheimers Disease and has reached the phase where she doesn't know her family anymore.
Why was the quilt made?
Anniversary
Details about why the quilt was made:
Made for quiltmaker's parents' 50th wedding anniversary
Where did the maker get their materials?
Purchased new
Where did the maker find their pattern?
Commercial/Published source: Pattern
Commercial name of the pattern for the top:
Colorado Quilt Company Row Quilt, Country Village
Where did the quiltmaker find the pattern for the quilting design on the quilt?
Commercial pattern; Public domain
Ownership of this quilt is:
Private
Quilt owner's country:
United States
Quiltmaker's maiden name:
Schulz
Quiltmaker's gender:
Female
Quiltmaker's birth date:
c.1960
Quiltmaker's religious affiliation:
Good Shepherd
Quiltmaker's occupation:
registered nurse, homemaker, quilt teacher
Quiltmaker's father's name:
Schulz, Ralph
Quiltmaker's mother's name:
Schulz, Margaret
Quiltmaker's spouse's/spouses' and/or partner's/partners' occupation:
veterinarian
Number of children:
2
How many of the quiltmaker's children were boys?
2
Does/did the quiltmaker teach quilting?
yes
Access and copyright information:
Restricted
Copyright holder:
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Cite this Quilt
DeKoning, Anni. Country Village. 2002. From Wisconsin Quilt History Project, Wisconsin Quilt History Project. Published in The Quilt Index, https://quiltindex.org/view/?type=fullrec&kid=15-11-1974. Accessed: 04/20/24
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Essay
Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative
MacDowell, Marsha