Vintage (1940s) Handcrafted Embroidered Baby Crib Quilt.

$145.00

Vintage (1940s) Handcrafted Embroidered Baby Crib Quilt.

9-block grid of baby animals wearing hats. Embroidery Motif. Nine white blocks showcase classic mid-century stamped embroidery designs - specifically matching the vintage Alice Brooks #7266 Baby Animals In Hats mail-order transfer pattern from the 1940s-1950s. Each square depicts a whimsical baby animal dressed in a unique hat and bow, including a bunny, puppy, elephant, kittens, bear, and lamb.

Good Vintage Condition. Some discoloration present. Structurally Sound. Found in as-is condition in Pennsylvania. Embroidered blocks are separated by pastel mint-green // aqua sashing strips with warm golden-yellow cornerstones, framed by a wide white outer border. Baby quilt. Nine-block layout of dressed andromorphic animals with aqua sashing. Detailed cable-chain quilting along the outer border and sashing, paired with tight echo quilting around each individual animal motif.

Measurements : 49" x 40.5"

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Vintage (1940s) Handcrafted Embroidered Baby Crib Quilt.

9-block grid of baby animals wearing hats. Embroidery Motif. Nine white blocks showcase classic mid-century stamped embroidery designs - specifically matching the vintage Alice Brooks #7266 Baby Animals In Hats mail-order transfer pattern from the 1940s-1950s. Each square depicts a whimsical baby animal dressed in a unique hat and bow, including a bunny, puppy, elephant, kittens, bear, and lamb.

Good Vintage Condition. Some discoloration present. Structurally Sound. Found in as-is condition in Pennsylvania. Embroidered blocks are separated by pastel mint-green // aqua sashing strips with warm golden-yellow cornerstones, framed by a wide white outer border. Baby quilt. Nine-block layout of dressed andromorphic animals with aqua sashing. Detailed cable-chain quilting along the outer border and sashing, paired with tight echo quilting around each individual animal motif.

Measurements : 49" x 40.5"

Price Includes Shipping.