Annie Oakley

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Tennquiltcat Annie Oakley - This quilt was made in response to the South Pittsburg Stitchin' Sisters Quilt Guild challenge, American Women of Distinction. It includes nine raw edge bullseye blocks and one machine embroidered portrait of Annie Oakley. White piping separates the border from the blocks and is also used as the binding.

Added: Jul 08, 2007

Name of Pattern or Block	Bullseye
Owned By	Gayle Allen-Grier
Name of Maker	Gayle Allen-Grier
Name of Quilter	Gayle Allen-Grier
Year Made	2007
Year Made is:	Certain
Located in City	South Pittsburg
Located in State	TN
Located in Country	US
Condition of Quilt	Mint
Design Source	Adapted Original Design
Design Source - Based On	Bullseye quilt block
Design Source - Description	This quilt was made in response to the South Pittsburg Stitchin' Sisters Quilt Guild challenge, American Women of Distinction. It includes nine raw edge bullseye blocks and one machine embroidered portrait of Annie Oakley. White piping separates the border from the blocks and is also used as the binding.
Genre	Other
Quilt Type	Wall Quilt
Quilt Width	32.75
Quilt Height	32.75
Measurement In:	Inches
Fabric Used	100% Commercial Cotton
Construction Technique	Pieced
Piecing By	Machine
Applique by	None
Types of Quilting	Machine Quilted, Quilted on domestic machine
Embellishments	Machine Embroidery

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