Honey Bee Variation Quilt – 1948
This double-sized quilt was made in 1948 by my great-grandmother Rose Brown Tague, using solid cottons.
There are two alternating blocks: the pink and purple block with solid pieced center and appliqued bee wings and bodies; and the pieced snowball block with green corners. Daisy-like flowers are quilted in the snowballs.
Grandma Rose added a serpentine border, turning the bee shapes into leaves.
Now owned by B J Bower.
Posted on October 23, 2014, in Applique, Family Antiques, Pieced, Quilts and Fiber Arts and tagged antique, applique, Bower, family, Grandma, green, hand applique, hand pieced, hand quilted, honey bee, leaf, pieced, pink, purple, quilt, Rose Brown, serpentine border, sister, snowball, Tague. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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