Quilt Gallery
I made the big decision to find new homes for some of the quilts and tops in my collection. My daughter, Amanda, has an Ebay store and has listed some of them for me.
https://www.ebay.com/str/sweetfindsplus
These three quilts are from my Blended Quilts books.
Marsha McCloskey Quilts for Sale on Ebay
Garden View Medallion Wall Quilt
Dimensions: 48-1/2" x 51-1/2"
Designed and pieced by Marsha McCloskey, 2004
Machine quilted by Cindy Paulsgrove
Pattern and quilt photo published in Blended Quilts II by Marsha McCloskey, p.120.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/276736600090
Parisian Garden Quilt Wall Quilt or Throw
Dimensions: 61-3/4" x 61-3/4"
Designed and pieced by Marsha McCloskey, 2002
Machine Quilted by Gem Taylor
Pattern and quilt photo published in Blended Quilts by Marsha McCloskey and Sharon Yenter, p.46.
Tipped Star
50-1/2" x 60-1/2"
Designed and pieced by Marsha McCloskey, 2002
Machine quilted by Sherry Rogers
Pattern and quilt photo published in Blended Quilts by Marsha McCloskey and Sharon Yenter, p.70.
Feathered Star Antique Quilt Top 1880-1910
Dimensions: 71” x 88”
Unpublished
The quilts pictured below in the Gallery are not for sale.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER by Mrs. Alexander Cramndin, 1840, New England, 86” x 95”.
The Star Spangled Banner feathered star variation owes its name to this quilt. At the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn , Michigan, where it was exhibited in 1955, Florence Peto described it in her checklist as follows:
STAR SPANGLED BANNER. Four quilted and stuffed eagles under each four lines in quilting stitchery of the national anthem. Followed by “F.C. Key.” Notice how the quilt has been made to look like a flag … brown staff along one edge and fringe at the opposite end.
Along the bottom edge of the quilt, stitched out in quilting, is the inscription “Alexander Cramndin Jr. Made by his mother. 1840.” It was probably a freedom quilt made for his 21st birthday.
(This photo appeared in Marsha McCloskey’s book, Feathered Star Quilts (published by That Patchwork Place, 1987, courtesy of the Shelburne Museum Shelburne, Vermont.)