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McCall Kaumagraph Transfer 489, Child's Patchwork Quilt With Outline Embroidery Motifs
1937
Tiemann, Louise
Dayton, Ohio, United States
A copy of the pattern and advertisements for the pattern.
McCall Kaumagraph Transfer
489
25c
Blue
Child's Patchwork With Outline Embroidery Motifs
Quilt illustrated is 36 x 50 inches.
Extra motifs are given to make a larger quilt size, 60 x 76 inches.
No. 489. Funny little nursery animals and gay patches from the scrap bag make a patchwork quilt which will delight the heart of any youngster. Use plain pink, blue or yellow for triangles, and embroider animals in simple outline stitch in strand cotton. 52 outline motifs. Blue transfer, 25 cents.
No. 489. There are 52 outline motifs in the pattern for this wonderful patchwork quilt.
SCRAP BAG GEOMETRY
By Elisabeth Blondel
483, 489
Geometric patches have been used from early times in quilts. Time has seen the idea developed - and now, for the scrap bag full of bright-faced modern prints, the present day furnishes such sparkling effects as the "Jeweled Wedding Ring" quilt (483). The "jewels" in many colors, from the scrap bag, dot the large rings, which may be any desired color. For a child's room a menagerie-ful of outline animals are caged in bright-hued hexagons from the scrap bag. These, against pink or blue triangles, make a delightful quilt (489).
Buy patterns from McCall dealers, or by mail, from McCall Corporation, Dayton, Ohio, at prices and sizes listed on the last page.
489
25c
Blue
Child's Patchwork With Outline Embroidery Motifs
Quilt illustrated is 36 x 50 inches.
Extra motifs are given to make a larger quilt size, 60 x 76 inches.
No. 489. Funny little nursery animals and gay patches from the scrap bag make a patchwork quilt which will delight the heart of any youngster. Use plain pink, blue or yellow for triangles, and embroider animals in simple outline stitch in strand cotton. 52 outline motifs. Blue transfer, 25 cents.
No. 489. There are 52 outline motifs in the pattern for this wonderful patchwork quilt.
SCRAP BAG GEOMETRY
By Elisabeth Blondel
483, 489
Geometric patches have been used from early times in quilts. Time has seen the idea developed - and now, for the scrap bag full of bright-faced modern prints, the present day furnishes such sparkling effects as the "Jeweled Wedding Ring" quilt (483). The "jewels" in many colors, from the scrap bag, dot the large rings, which may be any desired color. For a child's room a menagerie-ful of outline animals are caged in bright-hued hexagons from the scrap bag. These, against pink or blue triangles, make a delightful quilt (489).
Buy patterns from McCall dealers, or by mail, from McCall Corporation, Dayton, Ohio, at prices and sizes listed on the last page.
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Documentation Project
Public Submission Public Submission
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Researcher
Tiemann, Louise Public Submission
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Animals Ford, Mary Eliza
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1940s?
Children's Zoo Kralik, Elizabeth A...
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Embroidered Anima... -
1930-1949
VARIATION OF SNOW... MELTON, LILY
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