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Linen Trousseau

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Linen Trousseau - This linen table runner was presented to my Aunt as part of her wedding trousseau in September of 1945, by her mother. The linen was created from the flax grown on my Grandmother's farm in Calabria, Italy. The runner was then designed, crocheted and embroidered by my Grandmother. The linen came to America through Ellis Island, in 1909. In the fall of 2007, my Aunt presented this linen to me. I crocheted and added the three doilies on one end of the runner to compliment my Grandmother's cutwork, then machine quilted the piece. I chose a raw silk for the backing and the binding to match the linen.

Added: Dec 21, 2008

 

Name of Pattern or Block Original Heirloom Wholecloth
Owned By Elaine C. Miller
Name of Maker Marianna Campato
Name of Quilter Elaine C. Miller
Year Made 2008
Year Made is: Certain
Located in City Redding
Located in State CA
Located in Country US
Condition of Quilt Excellent
Design Source Totally Original Design
Design Source - Description This linen table runner was presented to my Aunt as part of her wedding trousseau in September of 1945, by her mother. The linen was created from the flax grown on my Grandmother's farm in Calabria, Italy. The runner was then designed, crocheted and embroidered by my Grandmother.
The linen came to America through Ellis Island, in 1909. In the fall of 2007, my Aunt presented this linen to me. I crocheted and added the three doilies on one end of the runner to compliment my Grandmother's cutwork, then machine quilted the piece. I chose a raw silk for the backing and the binding to match the linen.
Genre Traditional Quilt
Quilt Type Table Runner
Quilt Width 18
Quilt Height 63
Measurement In: Inches
Fabric Used Silk, Other
Fabric Used - Other Desc. Linen
Construction Technique Whole Cloth Quilt
Piecing By None
Applique by None
Types of Quilting Machine Quilted, Quilted on domestic machine
Embellishments Hand Embroidery, Other
Embellishments - Other Desc. Crocheted Doilies, Crocheted Cutwork

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