Updated May 5, 2008

Row A Vintage and OOP Fabric Panels: All panels complete, clean and uncut unless otherwise noted. All prices include U.S. shipping. Panels were scanned, representative portions of each fabric panel are shown.

1) Gingham Boy Doll Fabric Panel, Spring Mills Inc., 1974. Excellent uncut and unwashed condition, doll measures 21” high x 12.5” wide, fabric panel is for front and back of doll, boy is wearing black high top Converse-style tennis shoes, body of dolls is pink/white gingham. $15 including shipping. I have two doll panels, discount if you want more than one;
2) Tweety Bird Doll Fabric Panel, no maker indicated, copyright Warner Bros., undated but appears to be 1960s. Excellent uncut and unwashed condition, all cotton panel for front and back of doll, doll measures 16.5” high x 11” wide. $20 including shipping;
3) Cuddle Bear Lovable Stuffable Fabric Panel, panel #LS-505 by Fairfield Processing, Danbury, CT, undated but looks like late 1970s or early 1980s, cute bear measures about 17” h x 15” w, printed on both sides, excellent uncut and unwashed condition, still stapled on original hang card, $20 including shipping. I also have the following Lovable Stuffables, still on original hang cards, LS-502 Jennifer doll (looks like Raggedy Ann), $22 including shipping;
4) Smurf Doll Fabric Panel, 1982 licensed by Wallace Berrie & Co., Tigress Pride Ltd #201, 100% cotton panel with same design printed on both sides of doll (sorry, I am not sure which Smurf this one is), doll is much larger than scan shows and measures 20” high x 16” wide, excellent uncut and unwashed condition, $18 including shipping;
5) Bicentennial Liberty Belle Doll Fabric Panel, issued by the Letitia Penn Doll Club of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to commemorate the Bicentennial celebration. The doll features a red, white, and blue hat with the words “Liberty Belle” and a skirt fashioned in the shape of the Liberty Bell. The design was an adaptation of a Sesquicentennial souvenir that belonged to a club member. Doll measures 13.5” high, includes printed back which is not shown in scan, excellent condition, $20 including shipping;
6) Dutch Girl Doll Fabric Panel, Spring Mills 7501, undated but likely 1970s, darling Dutch girl doll measures 20” tall x 12” wide, panel includes front and back of doll, excellent uncut conditon, $15 including shipping;
7) Snoopy On His Dog House Pillow Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, copyright 1965 United Features Syndicate Inc., uncut panel for a pillow featuring Snoopy lying on top of his dog house with Woodstock at the bottom, panel contains front and back of pillow, pillow measures 19” high x 13.5” wide, excellent condition. $28 including shipping;
8) Calico Cat and Calico Mouse Toy Fabric Panel, Cranston Print Works, V.I.P. Fabrics, undated but likely 1980s. Panel features the front and back for a large calico cat and a smaller calico mouse. The cat measures 19” high x 12.5” wide, the mouse is 5” high x 7.25” long. Excellent uncut and unwashed condition, $14 including shipping;
9) Care Bears Pillow Sham Fabric Panel, Spring Mills Inc., 1983, American Greetings Corporation. Excellent uncut and unwashed condition, pillow measures 16.5” long x 11.75” high, panel includes front and back of panel. There is a 1.5” border on all sides (part of border shown in scan). Sham fits a baby or boudoir pillow measuring 16” x 12”, trims such as eyelet or lace may be added. $11 including shipping;
10) Precious Moments Counting Book Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, undated but late 1980s or early 1990s. One large fabric panel for a 10 page counting book, plus a front and a back cover (12 total pages). Book measures about 10” square and each page uses a Precious Moments picture to teach counting from one to ten. Book may be personalized with child’s name on back cover (see scan above). Excellent uncut and unwashed condition, $15 including shipping;
11) Storyland Gloves With Finger Puppets Fabric Panel, V.I.P. Screen Print, Cranston Print Works Company, undated but perhaps 1980s, uncut panel features two storyland gloves, each with a front and a back, one for Goldilocks and the Three Bears, one for Little Red Riding Hood, excellent uncut condition, $12 including shipping;
12) The Three Little Kittens Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, undated but likely 1960s although it looks slightly earlier, uncut panel features a 10” black momma cat wearing a red printed skirt and a rick-rack accented white apron, plus three delightful 8” kittens, one white, one grey, and one brown. Each is printed front and back and has a tail. Excellent uncut condition, $38 including shipping, I have two panels should you need more than one;
13) Doris Duck Doll Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, undated but appears to be late 1960s-early 1970s, clearly a Daisy Duck look-alike, printed front and back, excellent uncut and unwashed condition, measures 16” high x 11.75” wide, $16 including shipping.

Row B Vintage and OOP Fabric Panels: All panels complete, clean and uncut unless otherwise noted. All prices include U.S. shipping. Panels were scanned and most are too large for the scanner…… representative portions of each fabric panel are shown:

1) Daisy Kingdom Snowcone Snowman Door Panel, #1211, by Sandi Gore-Evans, late 1990s, features a large snowman wearing a top hat and offering snow cones for sale, about 43” high. Also includes snowman bonus applique in a smaller size. Excellent condition, one complete uncut panel is $11 including shipping;
2) Swingin’ Santa Holder Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, features a hanging Santa Claus figure that holds Christmas cards, greens, or small presents in his generous pocket. Finished size is about 42” high not including the hanger. Excellent condition, one complete uncut panel is $11 including shipping;
3) Merry Christmas Appliques, Cranston V.I.P., undated but likely 1990s, for use on garments, aprons, vests, pillows, tote bags, etc. There are two scales of each design provided: 13” and 8.5” Christmas stocking with toys, 12” and 8” Santa Claus head, 13” and 9.25” skating snowman, and 11” and 8.5” bear (not shown in scan). The motifs can be embellished with paint, sequins, ribbon, bells, and bows. One complete uncut panel in excellent condition, $11 including shipping.   
4) Large Valentine Heart Pillow Fabric Panel, Spring Mills Pattern 7637, undated but likely 1970s, large red and white heart-shaped cotton pillow panel, both sides are identical, measures 17” wide x 17.5” high at the widest points, excellent unused condition, $15 including shipping;
5) Enter if You Dare Halloween Door/Wall Fabric Panel, Quick as a Wink by Rebecca Carter, undated but 1990s, whimsical Halloween door panel or wall hanging features all the classic Halloween characters in a non-threatening manner (even Frankenstein looks friendly!) plus a large bat soft toy to assemble, wall hanging measures 30” square (scan shows only sections of the wall hanging plus part of the bat), hanging has 1” frame of orange and black spider print, I have two panels in excellent unwashed condition, each panel is missing 3 small bonus patches but is otherwise uncut and complete, $9 per panel including shipping;
6) Daisy Kingdom Smiley Jack Door Fabric Panel, #1631 designed by Sandi Gore-Evans for Springs, large jack-o-lantern scarecrow measures 52” high. Includes bonus appliques of two small Smiley Jacks and one pumpkin. One complete uncut panel in excellent condition, $10 including shipping;
7) Glow-in-Dark Halloween Soft-Sculpture Wreath Fabric Panel, V.I.P. Cranston Fabrics, fabric panel to create a 16” diameter cloth wreath which glows in the dark, decorated with black cats and jack-o-lanterns, wreath fabric is cheddar gold and is decorated with tiny bats and stars (see lower portion of scan), undated but 1990s, excellent uncut condition, $10 including shipping;
8) Baby’s First Christmas Fabric Panel, N.T. T., Inc., 1989, uncut panel includes a 14” stocking with the motif shown above on both sides, red and green bib with a rocking horse motif on one side and a teddy bear motif on the opposite side, and a rocking horse Christmas ornament with the words “Baby’s First Christmas”. I have two panels, both are uncut, one is excellent, the second has a hole which impacts both sides of the stocking. You will receive one excellent panel, plus a second panel with only the ornament and bib usable, $12 including shipping;
9) Deck the Halls Christmas Appliques, Cranston V.I.P., undated but likely 1990s, for use on garments, aprons, vests, pillows, tote bags, etc. Motifs include a wreath, Santa in sleigh, candy canes, reindeer, Noel, Joy, houses, and sheet music for Deck the Halls (not shown in illustration). The motifs can be embellished with paint, sequins, ribbon, bells, and bows. Instructions given for no-sew appliques. One complete uncut panel in excellent condition, $11 including shipping;
10) Nostalgia Collection – Old Fashioned Toys Ornaments Fabric Panel, Cranston Prints Works, V.I.P. Screen Print, undated. One uncut panel for eight Christmas tree ornaments including an old-fashioned doll, soldier, bear, hobby horse, jack-in-the-box, doll house, locomotive, and stocking. Doll ornament measures 6.5” high. Panel includes both front and back sides of ornaments. Excellent condition, $13 including shipping.

Row C Vintage and OOP Fabric Panels: All panels complete, clean and uncut unless otherwise noted. All prices include U.S. shipping. Panels were scanned, representative portions of each fabric panel are shown.

1) Starlight Angels Christmas Wall Quilt Fabric Panel, by Leslie Beck, undated but likely late 1990s. One fabric panel that includes a wall quilt or wall hanging (32" wide x 26" high) that is essentially a bordered, ready-to-quilt cheater cloth with motifs of angels, trees, gingerbread men, and calico patchwork blocks. Also included are four separate 6" square blocks (gingerbread man, stocking, trees, angel) that may be used to construct a smaller quilt, a pillow, hot pads, etc. Complete instructions provided. Excellent uncut condition, $11 including shipping;
2) Fabri-Quilt Christmas Pillow Fabric Panel, by Sandi Gore Evans, Fabri-Quilt pattern #826, undated but likely late 1990s. Panel is designed to create two quilted pillows measuring 16" wide x 21" high. One pillow features a dove and the words Peace On Earth surrounded by borders of bells and holly. The second pillows resembles a small patchwork quilt with a wide variety of Christmas motifs. Excellent uncut condition, $8 including shipping (I have 2 panels);
3) Holiday Window Wreaths Fabric Panel, Spring Mills Inc., Pattern #7611, 1977. Panel includes printed fronts and backs to make two 10.5" poinsettia wreaths. Excellent uncut condition, $12 including shipping;
4) Memories of Christmas Past Christmas Wreath Fabric Panel, a V.I.P. Screen Print, Cranston Print Works, undated but likely 1980s. Fabric panel for a 20" Christmas printed patchwork wreath, made in cranberry red paisley with red and green calicos. Also included is a 10" wide red calico bow which is tied to the top of the wreath. Excellent uncut condition, $12 including shipping;
5) Peace in the Country Christmas Wall Quilt Fabric Panel, Springs Industries Inc., undated but 1990s. One fabric panel for a Christmas wall quilt or wall hanging (35" square) that is essentially bordered, ready-to-quilt cheater cloth with a central motif of snowman and woman, a house, and pine trees, surrounded by multiple inner borders and a wide checkerboard outer border. There are also four hanging tabs provided. Panel is designed to be hung as-is or to be hand or machine quilted. Complete instructions included. Excellent uncut condition, $11 including shipping;
6) Deck The Halls With Bears and Holly Vest Fabric Panel, Teresa Kogut, MM Fab, Inc., undated but 1990s. One fabric panel for an adult vest in sizes small-extra large. Vest fronts and back have different scenes of the Jingle Bears decorating for Christmas. Also includes fabric labels to personalize and a "to-from" card if the vest is a gift. Complete directions included. Excellent uncut condition. $12 including shipping;
7) My Book of Christmas Carols Fabric Panel, Look and Learn Soft Book Collection, Princess Fabrics, Inc., Pattern 626, undated but out of print. Large fabric panel for creating a cloth book of Christmas carols for children. There are nine pages of Christmas carols (words provided) including Deck the Halls, Silent Night, Joy to the World, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Jingle Bells, The Twelve Days of Christmas, and Joy to the World. The back cover has a lines provided for the child's name and the book's maker. Directions provided, excellent uncut condition, $15 per panel (I have two panels);
8) Minnie Mouse Doll Fabric Panel, Ameritex Screen Print, undated but appears to be 1960s or perhaps 1970s. One panel for a Minnie Mouse doll, 19" tall, front and back printed, Minnie wears a Mrs. Claus outfit and holds a Christmas stocking but retains her red/white polka dot bow. Excellent uncut condition, $35 including shipping;
9) Christmas Critters Stocking and Bibs Fabric Panel, The Manes Organization, Inc., undated but appears to be 1970s or 80s. Panel features one 15" Christmas stocking, front and back identically printed, plus two bibs (one shown in scan, second bib smaller). Directions included, excellent uncut condition, $12 including shipping (I have three panels).

Row D Vintage and OOP Fabric and Fabric Panels: All panels complete, clean and uncut unless otherwise noted. All prices include U.S. shipping (except item #1). Panels were scanned, representative portions of each fabric panel are shown: 1)

Poinsettia Paisley V.I.P. Christmas Fabric, V.I.P. Christmas Prints, Cranston Print Works Company, 100% cotton, elegant holiday paisley features white poinsettias on a red and green field of small flowers and foliage, all motifs are highlighted with a narrow line of gold, poinsettias measure about 2.5” at widest point, I have two lengths of fabric in excellent condition: 11 yards, 5 yards x 44-45” is $25 plus shipping, or 1 yd, 20” x 44-45” is $5 plus shipping;
2) Strawberry Fruit Fabric, Timeless Treasures Fabric Inc., Pattern # Fruit – C5352, overall print of plump strawberries with green tops, 100% cotton, largest strawberry measures about 1.25” in length, 1 yd, 22” x 44”, excellent condition, $10 including shipping;
3) Heart of the Country Fabric Panel, Fabric Traditions, 1992. This is a complete fabric panel for creating a Christmas apron. I wanted to show the actual fabric as it would be excellent for other projects including wall hangings, small quilts, pillows, etc. One complete panel provides a printed section for the apron (shown in the two vertical scans above) that features a lovely winter scene of houses, horses, sleigh, and bridges. There are no repeats in the print. The apron portion measures 28” wide x 22” high plus an additional 8” at the top circular piece that would be the upper bib of the apron. In addition, there are four strips of blue with white flecks fabric (simulating a sky) that measure 35” long x 1.5” wide. These are intended for the apron neckstrap and ties but could work well for framing a panel or pillow. There is also an additional panel with three houses that identically match the three houses at the bottom of the panel and are used as an overlay to make the pockets should you choose to construct an apron. This three-house panel measures 28” long x 6” high and could be used to construct an upper portion (matching the bottom houses) should you want to make a hanging or quilt. For scale, the blue house at the bottom in the scans measures 4” wide x 3.25” high. I have two of these panels, both uncut, both 100% heavy cotton, $13 per panel including shipping;
4) Teddy Bear Soft Toy Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, circa 1966. One uncut cotton panel for a teddy bear measuring 11” high x 14.5” wide. The panel includes both front and back, and the back is printed. The bear is printed in shades of blue, with a pink bow and paw pads. Excellent unwashed condition. $18 including shipping;
5) Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Fabric Panel, manufacturer unknown, circa 1963. One uncut cotton panel for a 15” tall Snow White doll and seven 5” dwarf dolls (only four are shown in scan above). The panel includes both fronts and backs and the backs are printed. The panel is brightly colored in shades of blue, yellow and red.  Some small brownish spots at the very edge of one end of the panel (in the white background area), otherwise excellent unwashed condition, $37 including shipping.
6) Noah’s Ark Fabric Panel, V.I.P. Cranston Print Works, 100% cotton panel for one stuffable ark, six removable animals (cow, sheep, pig, elephant, giraffe, and zebra, and one Noah figure, finished size is about 10” high. The panel includes both the front and back of the ark, animals and figures. I have two of these panels, both uncut and excellent, $12 per panel including shipping.

Row E Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Patchwork Sampler Quilt – Intermediate & Advanced Lessons in Patchwork, Bonnie Leman, Leman Publications Inc, Wheatridge, CO, 1979 revised edition, 26 page booklet, heavy paper covers. Instruction for completing sampler quilt blocks, which can also be used by those wishing to become more proficient in the art of hand piecing but not wishing to construct a quilt. Assumes a basic knowledge of hand piecing, black white illustrations, very good condition. $11 including shipping;
2) Quilt Book Collection 1, no publication info given, 31 pages, magazine format, undated but 1960s, 11 x 8.5. Patterns for 8 applique (Dutch tulip, rosebud, butterfly and flower, eagle, pride of the garden tulip, cowboy on bucking horse, house on the hill, sunbonnet girl) and 6 pieced quilts (pinwheel, windmill, millwheel, wheel of fortune, blazing star, merry go round). Includes to-scale pattern pieces plus directions for making and joining blocks, lining and borders, and size charts for different bed sizes. $11 including shipping;
3) Quilts Modern - Colonial, Aunt Martha’s Quilt Book 3333, undated but appears to be 1960s, 15 pages, paper covers. Instructions and to-scale patterns for 19 quilts. There are 15 patterns for pieced quilts (shadow star, true lover’s knot, bow tie, necktie, tree of paradise, pinwheel, mother’s dream, pointed tile, eight diamonds and a star, fan patchwork, ocean wave, radiant star, Aunt Martha’s rose, windmill, snowball, string of beads) and 4 patterns for applique (tulip and rose, nursery animal cribs, iris), plus quilting designs. $15 including shipping;
4) Jumbo Pattern Book –Tower Press Inc., Danvers, MA, 1960s, heavy paper covers. Each book is a large collection of patterns and instruction for quilting, sewing, crochet, and knitting. Many are vintage patterns taken from older publications. I have three volumes:  a) Volume 2, 1966, 96 pages. To-scale patterns for both applique quilts (May basket, June bride, rose cross, elephant and circus tent youth size, scarlet poppy machine made, ever-blooming rose trellis, special valentine, petal flower, English flower garden)   and pieced quilts (London stairs, improved nine patch, susannah, Kansas windmill), plus gingham chick pincushion, strawberry apron, six aprons to stitch from scraps, buttons and bows novelty aprons resembling men’s and women’s undergarments, handkerchief corner sachets, large Dutch boy and girl embroidery pattern, many doilies and edgings, more, (b) Volume 3, 1967, 96 pages. To-scale patterns for both appliqué quilts (scarecrow, butterfly, pony, bunny, doll pattern, old fashioned rose, Christmas seasons greetings, autumn leaves, bleeding heart, lilies in the fall, honey bee and pieced quilts (clamshell, cross and crown, beggar block, sky rocket, winding ways, bisquit) embroidered baby bib, crocheted laces and edgings, tatted chair set, several Hiddleson patterns, multiple braiding, huck weaving pattern, summer flower pillows, net Christmas stockings, strawberry pincushion, rose design in cross stitch and weaving, crochet pattern for Barbie, much more, and c) Volume 4, 1969, 96 pages. To-scale patterns for both appliqué quilts (tulip garden appliqué, oak leaf and acorn, pansy, pine tree, bluebird of friendship, Raggedy Ann and Andy, poinsettia, hollyhock wreath) and pieced quilts (palm leaf, yellow point, friendship), plus a cross stitch star quilt. If you have skills other than quilting, you will enjoy the patterns for the topsy-turvey doll, Donald Duck look-a-like crocheted toy, dog toy, aprons, weave-it loom instructions, mittens, sewn gloves, children’s clothing, much more. Either volume is $15 including media shipping, discount for both volumes;
5) Aunt Martha’s 3925, iron-on transfer for Noah’s Ark baby quilt, undated but appears to be 1980s, unused, $12 including shipping;
6) Simplicity 7195, Mother Goose Quilt with applique and embroidery, 1946, factory folded in original envelope. Pattern consists of transfr for one quilt measuring 35.5 x 51.5 and an instruction sheet with directions for applique, embroidery and quilting. This is a lovely child’s or nursery quilt featuring applique motifs from Mother Goose nursery rhymes. The center portion of the quilt (applique portion) is quilted in a simple square design, the borders are quilted in flowers and large scrolled leaves. $25 including shipping;
7) Bible Favorites – Complete Instructions for Twelve Quilts, no publisher info given, magazine format, 10.75 x 8.25, undated but 1960s-70s, paper covers. Instructions and to-scale pattern pieces for twelve pieced quilts with names inspired by the bible. Patterns included are Jacob’s ladder, Job’s troubles, crown of thorns, the palm, wonder of the world, robbing Peter to pay Paul, children of Israel, cross and crown, Joseph’s coat, garden of Eden, and the tulip. Vg condition. $15 including shipping.

Row F Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Quilts on Parade – 16 Favorites, Parade magazine, New York, 40 pages, magazine format, heavy paper covers, no date but appears to be late 1960s or early 1970s. A collection of 16 pieced and appliqued quilt patterns, plus directions for patchwork, appliqu, finishing, quilting, and quilting designs. There are also suggestions for cutting, laying out the design, borders, etc.  Applique patterns include bluebells, balloon girl, Dresden plate, Martha Washington’s wreath, and baby’s pet nursery crib quilt. Pieced patterns include a star flower, pioneer patch, double Irish chain, variable star, maple leaf, sister’s choice, yankee pride, Job’s troubles, drunkard’s path, love ring, and nine-patch variation. $15 including shipping;
2) Ladies Art Company Catalog of Quilts and Quilting Designs, no catalog number, undated but appears to be late 1920s or perhaps very early 1930s, 24 pages including covers, paper covers. This is basically a catalog for ordering quilt patterns, quilting designs, and quilting supplies. The beauty of the catalog is that each quilt is shown in block arrangement, with borders, sashes, quilting and some quilting designs. You can also get a good idea of what is required to construct each quilt as materials, colors, block size, etc. are discussed for each example. Patterns illustrated include both pieced and appliqué quilts in the following patterns: primrose, wedding bells, tulip garden, morning glory cluster, peony, poppy, fuchsia, pond lily, rose of Sharon, jonquil, rose and bud wreath, pansy design, tulip, morning glory, flower basket, pomegranate, star and pansy, a dozen embroidered quilts, nursery and children’s patterns (little man in the moon, teddy bear, three little kittens, bunny crib, and several pages of quilting designs for all purposes. The back cover shows very vintage illustrations of Sunbonnet Sue and Overall Sam performing household chores and playing, sledding, at the seashore, etc, all designed for embroidery blocks. Booklet has been folded at one time, front and back covers have age discoloration at edges, quarter-size hole in back cover at upper staple, interior pages clean and unmarked, booklet is sound, $26 including shipping;
3) Grandmother’s Oldfashioned Quilt Designs – Book 21, 1931, 15 pages, paper covers. A nice assortment of pieced and appliqué quilt patterns with cutting charts. Patterns include: Sunbonnet babies (holding watering can and flowers), Irish chain, swastika, jewel, strawberry basket, pineapples, rare old tulip, zigzag blocks, pin wheel, arbor window, Egyptian butterfly, crazy patch or hollow square, poinsettia, Chinese puzzle, pilot wheel, criss cross, watermill, star flower, cart wheel, flower garden, window squares, star of the East, broken squares, star and planets, block puzzle, diamonds, plain butterfly, fancy butterfly, Aunt Mary’s squares, pussy in the corner, flower tree, pot of flowers, royal star, sunburst, log cabin, crazy patch, $16 including shipping;
4) Patchwork Plain and Simple – Book of Easy Patchwork Quilt Patterns, Colonial Patterns Inc, Kansas City, MO, undated but 1960s or 70s, paper covers, 15 pages. Complete instructions, patterns, and cutting guides for 16 pieced quilts that are easy to make and most are great scrap bag quilts. Patterns includes are baby’s block, constellation, exploding stars, magic squares, shadow box, pine tree, hatchet, cross patch, constellation, nine patch plaid, quilter’s surprise, tumbler, triangles, frame a print, wandering diamond, five patch, and the breeches. Many of these patterns are great scrap-bag quilts. Book has some cover wear but otherwise vg condition, patterns are uncut, $12 including shipping;
5) The Complete Guide To Quilting, Audrey Heard and Beverly Pryor, Creative Home Library, Meredith Corporation, 1974, 287 pages, hardcover with dj. An excellent instructional quiltmaking text with step-by-step directions for making all types of quilts, from the simplest of patchwork to the most elaborate Hawaiian quilting. Includes many pieced and appliquéd patterns and quilt diagrams, special sections on Amish quilts and Hawaiian quilting, creating original quilts, plus how to make other useful and decorative objects (clothing, pillows and pillowcases, upholstery, table linens, ornaments, etc). There are 200 total quilt patterns and hundreds of line drawings and color plates, showing both exceptional old quilts and newer original designs. Book is in very good condition, spine is tight, interior pages are clean and unmarked, dj has noticeable tears, $13 including media shipping;
6) Envelope Patchwork Quilts, Graphic Enterprises Inc., 1978, 50 pages, paper covers, 11 x 8.5. A collection of quilt patterns that are made up as individual blocks, then blocks are joined to complete the quilt. Patterns include diamond are forever, embroidered charm, envelope hexagons, striking squares, hexagon stars, double hearts, fancy squares, the rectangle, envelope charm, charming little ladies, bright ‘n’ fancy, pinwheel look, windmill, magical butterflies. There are to-scale traceable patterns, plus instructions on finishing. Other than some page corner turndowns, vg conditon. $12 including shipping;
7) 14 Quick Machine Quilts, no publication info but appears to be 1970s, 49 pages, magazine format, paper covers. A collection of appliqué quilt patterns designed to be made quickly using a sewing machine. The full-scale patterns include four-block Hawaiian, Hawaiian geometric, daisy-like motif, tree tops, butterfly fantasy, charming mushrooms, tulip bouquet, mariner’s choice, bright cats, ducks on parade, bird on a limb, insignia, snowflakes, and geometrics (on cover). There are also basic instructions for cutting, quilting, finishing, and making templates. Light toning of pages, otherwise very good, $12 including shipping.

Row G Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Heirloom Quilts – 28 Quilts from 1820-1974, McCall’s Needlework & Crafts, 1974, magazine format. Complete directions, patterns, quilting designs and instructions for creating 28 superb quilts, both pieced and appliqued. All patterns are taken from heirloom quilts owned by major antque quilt dealers and collectors during the mid-1970s, each photographed in full-color. Pieced patterns include framed medallion, flying geese, clamshells, star of Bethlehem, Philadelphia pavement, tree, Irish chain, rocky glen, wild goose chase, trip around the world, schoolhouse, radiant stars with garden maze, log cabin, field of flowers, triangles, and variable triangles.  Appliqued patterns are radical rose, Whig rose, cockscomb, lotus, and oak leaf. There are several contemporary quilts (with patterns) included. A lovely collection of quilt patterns for those who enjoy traditional designs. $15 including shipping;
2) Museum Quilts, Graphic Enterprises, Quilt Book 2, no publication date given but appears to be 1960s, 22 pages, paper covers. Very nice quilt pattern book that includes to-scale patterns and directions for nine pieced quilts (star and cross, one strip, sunburst surrounded by rays of brilliance, golden steps, sunburst bringing joy, double star, pinwheel, album, and sawtooth), three appliqué quilts (whig rose, rose wreath, and orange peel), plus several pages of lovely quilting designs. Each quilt is shown with a full illustration and examples of borders, set-up blocks, and quilting designs. $14 including shipping;
3) Mrs. Danner’s Quilt Book, Scioto Imhoff Danner, Grit Printing, Wichita, Kansas, paper covers, small magazine format. I have three catalogs from Mrs. Danner’s, the Third Quilt Book from 1954 (26 pages), the Fourth Quilt Book from 1958 (23 pages) and the Fifth Quilt Book from 1970 (31 pages). These catalogs illustrate pattern offerings from Mrs. Danner’s Quilts, El Dorado, Kansas (and later Emporia, Kansas). Each quilt pattern is illustrated with a photo of 1/4 of the total quilt, along with a descriptive paragraph written by Mrs. Danner. The quilts used for the photos were made by skilled quilters and the text gives hints as to colors, borders, block set, etc. The two center pages show quilting design patterns. Booklets are printed on heavy, glossy stock, very good conditon, $15 for any booklet including shipping;
4) The ABC Quilter, edited by Virginia Mann, no publication date given but appears to be 1960s, 23 pages, paper covers. Includes to-scale patterns and complete directions for twelve pieced quilts: star puzzle, old Tippecanoe, nine patch, double Irish chain, split nine patch, gay pinwheel, fence row, Nelson’s victory, baby block, rising star, modern tulip and double wedding ring. $10 including shipping;
5) 1955 LHJ Nursery Quilt or Carriage Cover Pattern, a delightful Ladies Home Journal appliqué pattern, #2619, designed by Marion Cheever Whiteside, mailing envelope dated 1955. The scan shows the pattern made up as a taffeta carriage cover and it is the only picture provided, but it would be charming in cottons. The blocks measure 6” square and there are appliqué patterns for realistic kittens, hens and chickens, piglets, a duck family, lamb, fawn, rabbits, baby bears, foal, yellow cat, puppy, and kid goat. The pattern is printed on two large folding sheets and is uncut and unused. A super project for anyone accomplished at appliqué! $25 including shipping;
6) The Perfect Patchwork Primer, Beth Gutcheon, Penguin Books, 1981 edition, 267 pages, soft cover. A complete book of patchwork instruction that teaches how to reproduce old quilting designs plus how to create and execute your own quilt designs. There are also more than seventy other patchwork projects, from coasters and mats to tote bags and wall hangings. Also covers choosing and handling materials, making attractive patterns, quilting by hand with or without a frame, adapting any traditional pattern for machine sewing, quilt names and stories, history and superstition, album quilts and memory quilts, freedom quilts and brides quilts, much more. B/w illustrations, very good minus condition, interior pages clean and unmarked, crease on back cover, $14 including media shipping;
7) Quilt Lover’s Delight, Aunt Martha’s No. 3540, no publication date given but appears to be late 1960s or early 1970s, 15 pages, paper covers. Includes patterns for cutting guides and complete directions for 10 pieced quilts (diamond star, Indian puzzle, prairie queen, water lily, pinapple, Indian arrowhead, rosebud, beggar block, hexagon wreath, cornflower, rose point, and 7 applique quilts (North Carolina rose, bridal quilt with southern lady motif, poinsettia, puppy and kitten crib quilt, zinnia). $14 including shipping.

Row H Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Grandmother Clark’s Patchwork Quilt Designs (from Books 20-21-23), W.L.M. Clark, St. Louis, 7 pages, 1932, magazine format, paper covers. Contains pattern pieces for 20 quilt designs, both pieced and appliqued, taken from Grandmother Clark’s Books 21-23. Pieced patterns include double wedding ring, Grecian star, lovers’ knot, pine tree, Barbara Frietchie, cog wheel, Texas Star, more. Applique patterns include Egyptian butterfly, poinsettia, rare old tulip, star and planets. Minimal instructions, laid in sheet with directions for making 12’ and 18” blocks and yardage requirements. Vg condition, small piece of brown paper has been pasted on front (looks to be intentional to block out part of content listing), $19 including shipping;
2) 31 Quilt Designs by Taylor-Made, magazine format, paper covers, 15 pages, undated but appears to be late 1940s or very early 1950s. Complete cutting charts and easy to follow instructions for making 31 different pieced and appliqued quilts. Pieced patterns include Colonial bouquet, Dresden plate, Georgetown circle, fan patchwork, Dutch rose, Rockingham beauty, five pointed star, Grandmother’s flower garden, star bouquet, rocky road to California, garden patch, indian hatchet, turkey tracks, Arkansas traveler, buttercup, twinkling stars, orange peel, double wedding ring, triangle puzzle, lotus star, palm leaf, four points, dove in the window, rolling stone, lone star, eccentric star, and mystic maze.       Applique patterns include Colonial lady, rose bud wreath, sunflower, and Grandmother’s tulip. There are also instructions on color selection, tracing and cutting patterns, applique, setting blocks together, the border and lining, selecting the batting, quilting frames, and quilting designs. Covers have some wear and creasing, interior pages clean and unmarked, $16 including shipping;
3) Grandmother’s Patchwork Quilt Designs, Volume 20, W. L. M Clark Company, St. Louis, MO, 1931, 15 pages, paper covers, 10.75” x 7.75”. Patterns for both pieced and appliqué quilts with traceable cutting pieces in actual scale. Includes large and small wedding rings, baskets, stars, maple leaf, fan, bowties, wheels, more, plus a page illustrating a variety of ways to set blocks together. Book is in good condition, small no-harm water stain on cover and first couple of pages, some cover wear, interior pages are clean and unmarked, $14 including shipping;
4) Easy Quilts, Aunt Martha’s Book 3500, undated but appears to be late 1960s, 15 pages, paper covers, 11” x 8.5”. Contains patterns for cutting guides with complete directions for 12 pieces and 4 applique quilts. Patterns include man in the moon, butterfly, old fashioned rose, rosy wreath, may basket, American beauty rose, double Irish chain, drunkard’s path, road to California, wedding ring bouquet, Aunt Eliza’s star, milady’s fan, flying swallows, save-all, rising sun, and baby aster. Quilting designs are also shown. Vg condition, $15 including shipping;
5) Quilts – Patchwork, Applique, Quilting, Spool Cotton Book 190, 1942, 22 pages, paper covers, magazine format. To-scale cutting patterns and instructions for making a star and crescent, Yankee pride, Mexican cross, cross and crown, Roman stripe, harvest sun, ship’s wheel, four doves in a window, President’s wreath, rare old tulip, rose of Sharon, triple sunflower, and birds in the air quilts. Also includes quilting and assembly directions, plus layout, setting and border suggestions. Color illustrations. Covers have a crimp at upper edge, interior pages very usable, $15 including shipping;
6) Quilt Designs, Old Favorites – and New, Aunt Martha’s Book 3175, undated but looks like 1950s, 15 pages, paper covers, 10.75” x 8.25”. Contains actual-scale patterns for both pieced and appliqué quilts with traceable cutting pieces, an illustration of each completed quilt, examples of quilting designs for each pattern, and instructions on making each quilt. Includes daisy fan, broken star, star of Bethlehem, Missouri daisy, captive beauty, all-American star, eight different versions of the Grandmother’s garden, morning glory spray, ferris wheel, and Democrat rose patterns. Book is in good condition with some cover wear, interior pages are clean, $14 including shipping;
7) Aunt Martha’s 626 or Aunt Martha’s 9901, transfers for a state birds or a state flowers quilt. Designs of each of the 50 state birds or 50 state flowers with the name of the state set in scroll, suitable for 9” embroidered quilt blocks. Includes color chart, transfers stamp red and are unused, circa 1970s, envelopes have wear. Either set is $25 including shipping (specify set desired).

Row I Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Nifty Fifty Quilts, Graphic Enterprises Inc, 1974, 50 pages, paper covers, magazine format. Patterns for 50 different easy-to-make quilts including traceable pattern pieces, directions for making and joining blocks, and backing/lining guidance. Includes hit or miss, Grandmother’s flower patch and flower garden, corn and beans, winged squares, L patch, designer’s choice, sugar loaf, double nine patch, chevron, friendship, diagonal squares, magic squares, clamshell, zig-zag shell, mushroom shell, over the waves, country charm, shoo fly, pinwheel, beauty patch, blocks and pinwheels, alternating pinwheels, arrowhead, streak of lightening, bamboo, windmill, diamonds galore, many more, plus patterns for a sailboat quilt, a craxzy quilt, a clown applique, a little ladies applique, and a tulip applique. A nice assortment of easy to intermediate difficulty patterns, most can be easily machine-pieced. Very good condition, $15 including shipping;
2) Strip Quilt Pattern, 1981, Simplicity 5131, contains patterns and instructions for making a quilt, wall hanging, and pillow, quilt sizes twin through king. Strips for all patterns are cut in three coordinating fabrics. A very graphic pattern that could easily be worked on a machine, pattern unused and factory folded. $7 including shipping;
3) Antique Automobile Embroidered Quilt Transfer Pattern, Design 450, undated but likely 1960s-70s, features 15 different car motifs in hexagonal blocks, arranged around a center hexagonal flower pattern (in contrast fabric) and surrounded by a border of hexagonal blocks (in contrast fabric). Cars depicted include a 1909 Ford Motel T, 1909 Stanley Steamer, 1928 Mercedes-Benz 36/220, 1907 Rolls-Royce, 1911 Renault, 1912 Packard Laundaulet, 1903 Oldsmobile, and others. Includes instructions and patterns for making an embroidered quilt 95” x 66” (including a 2” border), stamping directions for the transfer, embroidery directions, and quilt assembly directions. The quilt size could be easily enlarged simply by adding additional border blocks. The transfer stamps blue and is unused. $11 including shipping;
4) Applique Motifs for Child’s Quilt, McCall Kaumagraph 1141, 1944, single sheet transfer for 3 each of six different nursery animals: elephant, bear, pig, cat dog, and rabbit. The size of the motifs varies slightly but they are between 4-6”. The quilt illustrated is constructed of 30 blocks, a 3” border, and measures 36” x 51”. A larger quilt, 42” x 64.5”, can be made using 35 blocks and a 6” border. Instructions are given for cutting blocks, stamping the applique motifs, embroidery, joining blocks and making the quilt. Transfer sheet is unused and uncut, $22 including shipping;
5) Heirloom Quilts – Favorite Patchwork and Applique Designs, Spool Cotton Book 160, 1941, 22 pages, heavy paper covers, includes patterns and instructions for morning star, love apple, berry basket, blazing star, hearts and flowers, eight hands ‘round, rising sun, windmill, orange peel, hosannah, friendship ring, Dutch tulips, maple leaf, star of Bethlehem, lady of the lake, lightening streak, string quilt, old rose, plus a page of suggestions for overall pattern quilts using scraps and simple geometric pieces, $12 including shipping;
6) Yo-Yo Quilts and Originals, Priscilla Miller, American School of Needlework, 45 pages, 1992, paper covers. Features quilt patterns using yo-yos, including star and diamond quilt, hexagon quilt, yellow brick road quilt, antique basket pillow, antique organdy ruffled pillow, glitzy yo-yo pillow, curtain and valance embellishments, book cover, lingerie holder, party hat, dolls, wall hanging, tea cozy, placemat, napkin and napkin ring. Also included are instructions for making and assembling yo-yos. All projects have complete directions and a color picture of the finished item. Vg condition. $15 including shipping;
7) The Complete Book of Machine Quilting, Robbie & Tony Fanning, Chilton Book Company, Radnor, PA, 1980, 334 pages, hardcover with dustjacket, 10.25” x 7”. A comprehensive instructional text with everything you need to know about quilting on a sewing machine. Covers basic machine information along with common problems and how to avoid them plus recommendations for brands of machines, sewing and art tools, selection of fabrics and battings, figuring yardage, working with patterns, putting quilts together, construction of quilt tops, precision in piecing, patching, joining, string quilts, crazy quilts, whole cloth quilts, machine techniques (trapunto, Italian cording, mitering, tying, binding, machine appliqué, embroidery, decorative stitches), innovative techniques using speciality fabrics, ribbons and trims, and novelty threads and battings. Also includes the Working Woman’s One–Night Wonder quilt, easy gifts from a basic tote to the catnip kitty, creating your own designs and transferring them to fabric, using camera and copying machine, fabric paints and crayons, making dust ruffles and pillow shams, much more. Clear b/w photos and diagrams, some color illustrations, clear directions. Book is in very good condition, dust jacket has some small tears and scuffing, interior pages are clean and unmarked, spine is tight. $13 including media shipping.

Row J Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Circus Quilt – Ladies Home Journal, #2659, heavy paper pattern of the Maxfield Parrish Circus Quilt published in a 1905 issue of Ladies Home Journal (and taken from a painting by Parrish). The mailer for the pattern is postmarked 1951. The delightful quilt features applique motifs of the big top, seal balancing ball, lion tamer, elephants, juggler, lady balancing on running horse, acrobats, trapeza artists, more. The pattern is printed on several large sheets and is uncut. PLEASE NOTE: Pattern did not come with an illustration of any type. There is a picture of the Circus Quilt in the 2002 Meredith publicaton titled Century of Quilts but I have no illustration to send to you. $45 including shipping;
2) Sunbonnet Girl Quilt Pattern, Mail Order Design 7095, undated but 1960s, single sheet pattern for a sunbonnet gril holding an umbrella, includes instructions for making an single or double bed size quilt, yardage charts, assembly and finishing instructions. A single block measures 8” square. No original mailing envelope, sheet has some crimping and pinholes, general wear along fold lines, $14 including shipping;
3) Rose Applique Quilt Pattern, Alice Brooks #5825, 1937, single sheet pattern, appliquéd 8” blocks are shown set on the diagonal without set-up blocks, but could be arranged with solid set-up blocks, can be worked in solids but is also a good pattern for scrap prints combined with solids for the leaves. Includes instructions for colors, materials, cutting and marking, appliqué, setting the quilt for either a double or single size bed, binding, and quilting. Pattern is uncut, no original mailing envelope, $12 including shipping;
4) Animal Applique Quilt, Mail Order 7178, undated but late 1950s or early 1960s, single sheet pattern, 6” applique blocks featurefour different nursery animals (chick, bear, bunny, and cat), instructions are given for either a crib quilt ((40” x 58”) or a juvenile quilt ((52” x 76”). Includes yardage charts, assembly and finishing instructions, uncut, no original mailing envelope, $12 including shipping;
5) 3 in one Quilt Pattern: 8 Point Star, Baby Block Variation and 9-Patch, Mail Order #5540, undated but appears to be 1960s, uncut single sheet pattern which includes to-scale pattern pieces, yardage requirements, assembly and finishing guidance, layout diagrams, no original mailing envelope, $6 including shipping;
6) Eight Point Star Variation Quilt Pattern, mail order Design 7096, undated but likely late 1950s, uncut single sheet pattern which includes to-scale pattern pieces, yardage requirements, assembly and finishing guidance, layout diagrams, no original mailing envelope, $7 including shipping.

Row K Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) McCall Kaumagraphs 939 and 940, undated but early 1920s, 2 separate complementary floral transfer patterns for French knot motifs, designed for bedspread, bureau scarf, and pillow or table cover. The bedspread transfer has 6 motifs which measure 9” x 21”, the accessory transfer has 4 corner motifs (9” square), and 2 motifs that are 17.5” long. Transfers stamp blue and are uncut and factory folded, $32 for both transfers including shipping;
2) Grandmother Clark’s Quilting Designs – Actual Size Patterns, Book 22, magazine format, 8 foldout pages, 1932. Contains to-scale traceable quilting designs for borders, corners, and set-up blocks including feathered wreaths, feathered plumes, scrolls, interlocking geometrics, fleur de lis, concentric circles, stylized tulips, more. Vg condition, $22 including shipping;
3) McCall 1922, early 1930s, printed pattern and transfer for two quilt designs, a double wedding ring and a fan or chain. Includes yardage instructions for sing and double bed quilts in a variety of fabric combinations, pattern is uncut and unused, $24 including shipping;
4) Patchwork Playthings, Margaret Hutchings, Dover Publications, New York, revised 1976 republication of the 1961 edition, 124 drawings, 2 plates, insert with 23 templates. Directions for making all types of patchwork soft toys, from simple to elaborate, from balls and balls toys to delightful dolls and rattles to and a collection of Christmas ornaments. Includes a five-sided ball, whirligig ball, sea-serpent, choirboy, Red Cross nurse, monk, clown, minstrel, Black mammy, Dutch girl, Pollyanna, harlequin, fish rattles, flower rattles, Humpty Dumpty (and his wall), 15 different Christmas tree decorations, and a Christmas tree angel. Each projects has specific instructions, plus there are complete general instructions on using the templates, preparing and joining patches, stuffing, closing and finishing, more. These are great projects for gifts or bazaars, and a super way to utilize scrap fabrics. $12 including shipping;
5) Mountain Mist Star of the Bluegrass Quilt Pattern, Mountain Mist pattern #100, 1975. Pattern is the star at lower right shown in scan. Includes unused plastic templates plus a detailed instruction sheet giving directions for assembling and finishing the quilt. Instructions cover quilting and quilting designs, yardage requirements, directions for trapunto quilting, how to make a larger/smaller quilt, plus how to make other items using this pattern (apron, pillows, wall hanging, decorative pad, place mat, pillow sham, crib quilt). $9 including shipping;
6) Dutch Tulip Applique Quilt Pattern, Design #7142, undated but 1940s or 50s. Single sheet includes instructions and pattern pieces for making an applique tulip quilt. The blocks measure about 8” and are set diagonally. Yardage requirements are given for both a single and double size bed. Also included are color schemes, cutting and making the blocks, joining the blocks, making the border, etc.  Vg condition, no original mailing envelope, $11 including shipping;
7) Floral Embroidered Cross Stitch Bedspread Pattern, Design 835, undated but likely 1960s, includes quilting designs and transfers of 12 cross stitch motifs for making an embroidered single or double, quilt, plus cutting directions, quilting and sewing instructions. Uncut, never used, stamps green, $8 including shipping. I also have a similar pattern for a cross stitch floral wreath quilt, Design 7117, unused and uncut, $8 including shipping (email if you need to see a scan).

Row L Vintage Quilt Patterns and Books: All prices include U.S. shipping.

1) Bride’s Quilt, Alice Brooks 5844, 1937, single sheet pattern, pieced 8” blocks are arranged without set-up blocks so that large heart blocks alternate with blocks forming an intersection of four small hears, includes instructions for piecing, cutting, joining blocks, making the border, backing, batting. As in most dense patterns, this one is quilted by the piece, but quilting designs could be added if desired. Yardage requirements are given for single bed (62 x 96) and double bed (74 x 96) sizes. No original mailing envelope, $11 including shipping;
2) Sunbonnet Girl Applique or Embroidered Juvenile or Crib Quilt Pattern, Mail Order Design 564, undated but likely 1960s or 70s, contains six transfer motifs for 8” blocks to be worked in applique and embroidery or entirely in embroidery. Sunbonnet girl motifs include girl playing with a dog, playing with a cat, feeding seeds to birds, girl with hoe in gardn, girl with candle in holder, and girl with doll. PLEASE NOTE: transfers have been cut but are complete and have very strong color. I believe they will transfer, but if not they can be very easily traced. Includes yardage requirements for either a crib quilt (34” x 44”) or a juvenile quilt (44” x 64”), assembly and working instructions, sashes and borders, applique and quilting directions. $20 including shipping;
3) Simplicity Crafts 7804, patriotic patchwork quilt and accessories, 1992, instructions and actual-scale pieces for making a patchwork quilt (56” x 65”), pillows (14” and 16” square), and band box covers in patriotic fabrics. The quilt has a center design based on a modified log cabin pattern which has an inner sawtooth border, wide outer border, and contrast binding. The pattern is unused, factory folded and includes instructions and tissue pattern. $6 including shipping;
4) Cross Stitch Pansy Quilt Pattern, Mail Order Design #5952, undated but likely 1960s, instructions and unused transfer patterns for making a cross stitch pansy quilt in block construction, with border (70” x 94”) or without border (60” x 84”). Includes embroidery, assembly and finishing directions, no original mailing envelope, $11 including shipping;
5) Baby Quilt, Pillow, and Wall Hanging Pattern with Shadow Trapunto and Candlewicking, McCall’s Crafts 739, undated but 1980s, instructions, tissue pieces and transfers for making a baby quilt (36” x 48”), a pillow sham (8” x 9.5”), and a wall hanging (11” x 14”). The quilt and pillow have teddy bear motifs. The wall hanging has a heart motif and includes a place to embroider the baby’s name and date of birth. Pattern is factory folded, $16 including shipping;
6) Flower Embroidered Bedspread Pattern, Design 7315, late 1950s, transfer pattern for decorating a bedspread, pllow, or scarf, includes yardage requirements for a single or double bedspread with or without a flounce. There are 8 different flower transfers (rose, tulip, jonquil, poppy, etc), each in a small block measuring 4.75” square. There are also several 1.5” daisy motifs. If you wanted to make an actual quilt (instead of a spread) you would need to work out the arrangement on your own. Also includes stamping directions, color suggestions, plus yardage for scarfs and pillows. Transfer stamps green and is unused, $9 including shipping;
7) Flower Quilt Pattern, Design 7052, undated but 1950s, instructions and actual-scale pieces for making a pieced flower quilt from scrap fabrics or 4 coordinated fabrics. Individual blocks measure 8.5”. Blocks are arranged without set-up blocks into an overall pattern, but could easily be made with solid set-up blocks. Includes assembly and finishing directions for a single or double size quilt. Uncut, no original mailing envelope, $7 including shipping.