The Rolling Stone block is known by many names and was popular with Pennsylvania quilters in the 19th and 20th centuries.

A design inspired from a vintage quilt in my personal collection, create this block that was supposedly originally used in a quilt for Eleanor Roosevelt in the 1930's that was first published by Nancy Page publications.

Cape May, NJ, is a Victorian seashore town in southern New Jersey. The streets are lined with houses ornamented in gingerbread trim, painted in the Victorian style and with wide, airy porches.

A new block design inspired from a crib quilt made in the last quarter of the nineteenth century from my personal collection. Two different blocks can be created with this pattern.

A one of a kind star made at the turn of the century was the inspiration for this quilt from my personal collection. The provenance known of the original quilt is that it was made in Summit County, Ohio, by Aunt Helen Gardner born in 1877 to Theodore and Charlotte Gardner. The family name for the quilt was "The Guiding Star" but it is also called Crown and Star.

The Ault star block inspired from an 1880's antique quilt gave this quilt the bedazzling design with the help of a Double Nine Patch variation.

Greenwich is a small historic seaport town along the Cohansey River, within 5 miles of the Delaware Bay in southern New Jersey that began in the 1690s. Inspired from a quilt in my collection, select two color ways and a background to create this quilt, a great design to use your stash!

A variation on the reproduction of The Ault Star Quilt in my private collection, the original quilt was made in the later part of the 19th century and due to its characteristics and the signature on the back, inferences are that the quilt was made in the Ohio area at that time. The block name is unknown but would be wonderful created as a signature quilt.

2 sizes available: