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Civil War Times
Do you love the look of 19th century quilts? Are you working on a Jane Stickle quilt? Here are some fabrics from various manufacturers that will just fit the bill. They are reproduction fabrics from roughly the 1850s through the 1880's. These civil war reproduction quilt fabrics are priced at $8.00 a yard.To order, click on the hyperlinked item name or number which is underlined underneath the picture. We accept American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa and Paypal. Questions? Visit our Help Desk, call 888-817-6577, fax 518-875-9401 or E-mail Kris
Some of these pictures are thumbnails. Click on them to see the fabric up close.
Beacon Hill |
Old Virginia |
Empress |
Blue Beacon Hill |
Madeline |
Solebury Flowers |
Braid |
Large Leaves |
Little Flower Sprigs |
Blue
Windham |
Empress Stripe |
5514 |
Rutabagas |
Buttons
on Brown |
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Green Bugs |
Little Farm House |
Buttons |
Purple
Seaweed(from Lewis & Clark) |
Pink
Flowers(from A Little Bird told me) |
Dargate
Pink Ribbons |
Mushrooms |
Small
Scale Print |
Wheat |
Green
Patriotic(Beacon Hill) |
Dargate
Purple Ribbons |
Money
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Meadowbrook
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Civil
War Fat Quarter Set of 25
$50
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Leaf
Stripe |
 Jacobs Ladder
Quilt PatternThis classic design has been called by many names. In 1915, Marie Webster referred to it as Jacobs Ladder. In 1929, Ruth Finley called it The Underground Railroad. This wasn't unusual - there were no quilting or needlework magazines as we know them today. Although some 19th century  womens
magazines did show geometric designs for patchwork, they were rarely named. The names we use today for most quilt blocks have a
20th century origin - the newspaper circulation wars of the 1930's. In that war, this design found itself recolored and
renamed the Rocky Road to California, the Broken Sugar Bowl, Steps to the Altar, Golden Stairs and many more. This pattern includes
two of the most popular variations on this pattern, all based on the same block. Three sizes of are given in this pattern.
Order Jacobs
Ladder for $8.50.
 Also available by instant download
for only $4.95. Click
here to order.
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