A beautiful set of 4 vintage Dresden Plate quilt panels, each measuring approximately 18 inches square. These charming quilt blocks date to the 1930s and are entirely hand stitched on muslin, featuring the classic Dresden Plate quilt pattern made from an assortment of colorful vintage cotton prints.
Each panel follows the same traditional Dresden Plate design, but every block is unique, with its own mix of floral, gingham, geometric, polka dot, stripe, and novelty fabric pieces. The hand-appliquéd “plate” shapes create a wonderful burst of color against the soft muslin background, giving each panel the warmth and character of early 20th-century American quiltmaking.
These panels are part of the Todd Oldham Studio Collections, from the studio’s Fiber Art Collection. They are wonderful as collectible textile fragments, display pieces, or for creative reuse. Perfect for making pillows, incorporating into a larger quilt, framing as textile art, adding to patchwork projects, embellishing jackets or jeans, tote bags, wall hangings, table pieces, and more — the possibilities are endless.
Because these are vintage handmade textile pieces, expect natural variations, age-related character, minor spotting, uneven edges, hand-stitching irregularities, and signs of time that add to their authenticity and charm.
A beautiful set of 4 vintage Dresden Plate quilt panels, each measuring approximately 18 inches square. These charming quilt blocks date to the 1930s and are entirely hand stitched on muslin, featuring the classic Dresden Plate quilt pattern made from an assortment of colorful vintage cotton prints.
Each panel follows the same traditional Dresden Plate design, but every block is unique, with its own mix of floral, gingham, geometric, polka dot, stripe, and novelty fabric pieces. The hand-appliquéd “plate” shapes create a wonderful burst of color against the soft muslin background, giving each panel the warmth and character of early 20th-century American quiltmaking.
These panels are part of the Todd Oldham Studio Collections, from the studio’s Fiber Art Collection. They are wonderful as collectible textile fragments, display pieces, or for creative reuse. Perfect for making pillows, incorporating into a larger quilt, framing as textile art, adding to patchwork projects, embellishing jackets or jeans, tote bags, wall hangings, table pieces, and more — the possibilities are endless.
Because these are vintage handmade textile pieces, expect natural variations, age-related character, minor spotting, uneven edges, hand-stitching irregularities, and signs of time that add to their authenticity and charm.