Today is day 13 of USA in a day and it's all about keeping cozy.
The first photo is of quilts my grandmother made and she lived in USA so I'm counting them! She made a lot of quilts in her lifetime and what's neat about them is that the pieces of the quilts were made out of leftover fabric from clothing and drapes she or my mother made for the family and house.
The blue blanket at the bottom of the pile is a wool blanket from L.L. Bean.
The first photo is of quilts my grandmother made and she lived in USA so I'm counting them! She made a lot of quilts in her lifetime and what's neat about them is that the pieces of the quilts were made out of leftover fabric from clothing and drapes she or my mother made for the family and house.
The blue blanket at the bottom of the pile is a wool blanket from L.L. Bean.
This is a dark green blanket made of Polar Fleece by Malden Mills
Hudson Bay Point Blanket made in Pennsylvania
Label of Hudson Bay Point Blanket
This blanket was made in Tennessee
Where are your blankets made?
From what you have there, your grandmother's quilts look beautiful! She must have been a pro :) I'd buy those.
ReplyDeleteshe was good at it! I am not a too good with sewing!
ReplyDeleteMy mother is quilter too! So, we are stocked up on fabulous, warm blankets made in the U.S.:)
ReplyDeletenice! those are the best kind.
Deletelove the quilts! I have seen amazing quilts at thrift stores that I later kick myself for not grabbing
ReplyDeletethose are awesome and I know I do the same-hard to decide to buy or not!
DeleteFortunately we know a lot of crafty people and have received countless homemade blankets and quilts!
ReplyDeletethat's great-so nice to pass them down through the family too
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