Page 2 - More Scenes from the Vermont Quilt Show & Festival

Contest Quilts on display at the Vermont Quilt Show & Festival
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Antique Quilts
A special quilt exhibit of 73 New England antique quilts was assembled by curators Donna Bister and Richard Cleveland. Below are a few of those exhibited.
Curator and Show Founder Richard Cleveland leads a tour of antique quilts. Here showing an original design, a Complex Star pattern with an Octagonal Center, circa 1880 by Mary Real of Underhill, Vermont.

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"Lady of the Lake Signature Quilt" was made in 1848 for Emma Tilden Hawes who was about to leave Vermont for the west. Friends and family members who made the blocks added their handwritten notes of remembrance and well wishes. The Hawes family ended up settling in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
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Mosaic, circa 1830. Unknown maker, from a Massachusetts estate. Entirely hand made and quilted in the ditch. Portions of the quilt illustrate some English quiltmaking techniques and may signify that the quilt was brought over from England.

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