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Japanese Obi Quilt

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Japanese Obi Quilt - In 2000 I was a Fulbright Memerial Scholar to Tokoyo, Japan. I found the obi at the bottom of a pile in an antiques shop. I took me three years to figure out just how to cut up the obi to show off the beautiful gold brochade. My husband helped with the design also. The quilt is a precious memory of my host family, noodle soup, sweet potato wine, sushi, and the Ichikawa float festival.

Added: Jun 13, 2007

 

Name of Pattern or Block Grandmothers fan
Owned By Mary Lorenz
Name of Maker Mary Lorenz
Name of Quilter Deb Morton
Year Made 2003
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Austin
Located in State TX
Located in Country US
Condition of Quilt Mint
Design Source Totally Original Design
Design Source - Description In 2000 I was a Fulbright Memerial Scholar to Tokoyo, Japan. I found the obi at the bottom of a pile in an antiques shop. I took me three years to figure out just how to cut up the obi to show off the beautiful gold brochade. My husband helped with the design also. The quilt is a precious memory of my host family, noodle soup, sweet potato wine, sushi, and the Ichikawa float festival.
Genre Traditional Quilt
Quilt Type Wall Quilt
Quilt Width 60
Quilt Height 44
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used 100% Commercial Cotton, Other
Fabric Used - Other Desc. Antique Japanese Obi's, circa 1940's
Construction Technique Pieced
Piecing By Machine
Applique by None
Types of Quilting Quilted on long-arm

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