One Patch – 1960s

Here is a sample of the simple, utilitarian quilts my grandmother, Mary Hamrick Tague, made for her family. She used her foot-pedal Minnesota sewing machine to piece squares from our old clothes, remnants from sewing projects, any leftover fabric she could find. It’s a time capsule of patterns and colors from the 1940s through 1960s.

One Patch - Mary Hamrick Tague - 1960s

One Patch – Mary Hamrick Tague – 1960s

One Patch - Mary Hamrick Tague - Detail with Back and Binding

One Patch – Mary Hamrick Tague – Detail with Back and Binding


Machine pieced, machine quilted. Previously owned by Joy Tague Bower.

About Jaye

Modern, original, and art quilt designer-maker. Sewing instructor. Quilt history buff. Former oil painter, writer, musician, fund raiser.

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