Thursday, November 17, 2011

Bull's Eye Quilt


This stunning Bull's Eye quilt was made in Berk's County Pennsylvania in 1900-1920 by a member of the Alverda H. Hoffman Herb family. This is one of four similar quilts made around the same time in that vacinity. Imagine, after all that piecing, this quilter decided to add some applique and lots of hand-quilting too. I love this quilt and I'm glad it has found a good home, the American Folk Art Museum.


9 comments:

Dinah said...

Oh, I do LOVE this design! Imagine the accuracy in piecing to get this to lie flat! Beautiful!

Poppyprint said...

That is truly incredible!

The Cozy Quilter said...

Wow!

Nifty Quilts said...

Wow again! I wonder how they figured out the geometry on this. I love the color palate too!

JoAnne in southern California said...

Very impressive, thanks for showing us, it's beautiful!

Pat from Florida said...

Wow!

Marilee said...

I'm really enjoying these posts. I can really appreciate one a day.

Caron at Michigan Quilts said...

That is such a beautiful quilt! Love it!!!

Caron Mosey
celebratehandquilting.blogspot.com

Bernapatch said...

Magnifique! Bravo