Vintage Eight Point Star Irish Chain Quilt - Approx. 83 in x 93 in.
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Vintage Eight Point Star Irish Chain Quilt - Approx. 83 in x 93 in.

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Vintage Eight Point Star Irish Chain Quilt - Approx. 83 in x 93 in.Lovely vintage quilt! This piece, along with several others, was purchased from the estate of a lady who was a quilter and collector. The notes on this quilt read: "This green and pink quilt was purchased from Karen Megee, a member of the Sinissippi Quilt Guild in Rockford. The quilt does have a very unusual border. It is all hand pieced with some pieces needing repair. There is a lot of nice hand stitching in the quilt and it is from the 1960s."

Lovely vintage quilt!  This piece, along with several others, was purchased from the estate of a lady who was a quilter and collector.  The notes on this quilt read:  "This green and pink quilt was purchased from Karen Megee, a member of the Sinissippi Quilt Guild in Rockford.  The quilt does have a very unusual border.  It is all hand pieced with some pieces needing repair.  There is a lot of nice hand stitching in the quilt and it is from the 1960s."  Please see the photos for examples of issues as it has has been pre-loved and is not perfect.  Free shipping in the continental U.S. included in the price. If you are outside of this area or have a specific shipping request please contact me for options.

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