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  • How was the Quilt Acquired?:
    This was a gift from the congregation to celebrate 10 years of service.
    Name of Maker:
    Unknown
    Maiden Name of Maker:
    Esther Bassett
    Relationship to Owner:
    friend
    Occupation:
    Retired
    Place Maker Lives/Lived:
    Lennoxville
    Pieced by (top):
    Esther Bassett
    Quilted by:
    Esther Bassett, Betty Mcconnell, Ardyth Davidson
    Year Made:
    2003
    Place Made:
    Lennoxville
    Markings on Quilt:
    LabelsDatePlace
    Location & Technique:
    Label: back & hand written, machine pieced, hand tied, crochet cotton
    Wording of Information:
    Signatures of the congregation were collected over a period of 2 months
    Other notes:
    Width 50" height 83 1/2". Signature quilt. The congregation of Lennoxville United church. April & May 2003 signed this to say "Thank You" to Rev. & Mrs. Jim Petter for their 10 Years devoted service. They came to our charge in July of 1993. Machine pieced by Esther Bassett who came up with the idea. She was helped in tying the quilt by Betty McConnell, and Ardyth Davidson on July 15,2003
    Size in Inches:
    83 1/2 * 50
    Size: Irregular?:
    No
    Pattern:
    rail fence - scrap quilt
    Colour (dominant):
    Multi
    General Condition (Top):
    Like New
    Technique:
    Patchwork
    Hand or Machine Made:
    Machine
    Block Numbers (whole):
    325 1/2
    Size:
    3 1/2 * 3 1/2
    Colour:
    Multi
    Border Number:
    1
    Border Width(s):
    1 1/4"
    Border Colour(s): Plain or Print:
    One Fabric
    Corners:
    Pieced
    Fabric:
    100% CottonPoly/Cotton Blend
    Edging:
    ColourFront turned backHomecut Straight Binding
    Batting:
    Polyster
    Stitches Per Inch & Thread Colour:
    Blue & white threads
    Tied:
    Yes
    Backing Condition:
    Good
    Backing Fabric:
    Poly/Cotton BlendColourPrinted
    Number of Pieces:
    3
    Number of Pieces: One fabric or Different Fabrics?:
    One Fabric

Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institue for Studies in Canadian Art

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