Vintage RUSTIC Handmade Feed Sack Twelve Square Quilt; 73 " X 57 "
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:49779196 | Time Period Manufactured: 1930-Now |
| Technique: Patchwork | Pattern: Blocks |
| Handmade: Yes | Dominant Color: Multi-Color |
| Size: twin/toddler |
Vintage rustic handmade feed sack twelve square quilt
Machine sewn, hand quilted
Approximately 73" x 57”. Displayed on a full bed and seems to be better suited to a twin or even toddler bed
Nice vintage condition- expected wear/fading, some holes (see photos). Great feed sack material
This is a sturdy and fairly thick quilt. It seems it has been cut down because the edges are kind of wonky as visible in photo 10. This would be a great quilt for a child's bed. It is durabl...e, soft and has great childrens' prints.
Please see photos for overall condition
USPS Priority (Per USPS: COVID and high shipping volumes are causing some delays--please allow extra time)
To try to mitigate the likelihood of delays, I no longer drop packages off at USPS drop locations. Instead I go to the best run Post Office in the area and stand in line to ensure they physically scan the packages in. This seems to have worked in the recent past
Thanks for looking
Machine sewn, hand quilted
Approximately 73" x 57”. Displayed on a full bed and seems to be better suited to a twin or even toddler bed
Nice vintage condition- expected wear/fading, some holes (see photos). Great feed sack material
This is a sturdy and fairly thick quilt. It seems it has been cut down because the edges are kind of wonky as visible in photo 10. This would be a great quilt for a child's bed. It is durabl...e, soft and has great childrens' prints.
Please see photos for overall condition
USPS Priority (Per USPS: COVID and high shipping volumes are causing some delays--please allow extra time)
To try to mitigate the likelihood of delays, I no longer drop packages off at USPS drop locations. Instead I go to the best run Post Office in the area and stand in line to ensure they physically scan the packages in. This seems to have worked in the recent past
Thanks for looking
