Trio Mid-Century Cotton Quilt Tops
Three separate hand-sewn quilt tops featuring varied geometric and floral motifs typical of mid-20th-century American folk textiles. These pieces are unfinished tops, consisting of pieced decorative layers without batting, backing, or quilting stitches. The first top features a geometric pattern variation of the Snowball or Double Wedding Ring, constructed from large white octagonal cotton panels joined by pink and white checkered and triangular blocks. The second top is a Grandmother's Fan pattern.
Three separate hand-sewn quilt tops featuring varied geometric and floral motifs typical of mid-20th-century American folk textiles. These pieces are unfinished tops, consisting of pieced decorative layers without batting, backing, or quilting stitches. The first top features a geometric pattern variation of the Snowball or Double Wedding Ring, constructed from large white octagonal cotton panels joined by pink and white checkered and triangular blocks. The second top is a Grandmother's Fan pattern.
