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A couple of years ago, on a vacation to Maine, I found a vintage quilt for a doll bed in a roadside antique shop. It had some stains, but such fun colors and a random pattern. When I finally got the nerve to take it apart, I discovered that the “batting” was scraps of clothing that were randomly stitched together. I imagined a grandmother handing over her scrap bag and sewing machine to a young learner for practice.
This sweetheart is hand stitched cotton and stuffed with denim. She is approximately 13” from ears to toes.
A couple of years ago, on a vacation to Maine, I found a vintage quilt for a doll bed in a roadside antique shop. It had some stains, but such fun colors and a random pattern. When I finally got the nerve to take it apart, I discovered that the “batting” was scraps of clothing that were randomly stitched together. I imagined a grandmother handing over her scrap bag and sewing machine to a young learner for practice.
This sweetheart is hand stitched cotton and stuffed with denim. She is approximately 13” from ears to toes.