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Boston Common Quilt

...with Eleanor Burns

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In the late 1920's and 30's, Florence LaGanke Harris wrote a quilt column called the Nancy Page Club for syndicated newspapers around the country. Each week a new pattern appeared, along with a quaint story about the ladies that read like minutes from a quilt guild meeting. Eleanor Burns located the original Nancy Page Club clippings from Grandmother's Garden Quilt, which appeared in the Nashville Banner in 1928. This series centers on the construction of this charming old-fashioned quilt of baskets filled with appliqued flowers. Historical women from this time period are also featured. Eleanor travels a different path with this traditional quilt. Now, with her new, easy techniques, you will zip right through it with carefully arranged strips. Eleanor shows how to take concentric squares and line them in rows, she finishes off the central strip with a wide band of color! Machine quilting and binding complete the sophisticated looking quilt. Note:DVD’s contain technique demonstrations. They do not contain yardage or cutting charts. You can find the companion book and fabrics at www.quiltinaday.com

(about 52 minutes)

This video was added to our catalog on October 14, 2009 in Arts & Crafts::Quilting.

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