
And where there's a hole in the front, you can see the cotton that my great grandmother likely grew, picked, carded and used for batting.

I rescued this. It helped keep my furniture from getting scratched during one of my many moves during college. I decided it needed to live with me, not my dad.

I don't use it much and it certainly isn't the nicest quilt of Grandma Nell's that I have. But it's still warm and it has character.
1 comment:
i have a real soft spot for quilts like this.
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