QUILT INDEX RECORD
49-142-2181
New York Quilt Project ID #:
ITH-057
Location of Interview:
Ithaca
When was the form filled out?
09/16/1989
Who documented this quilt?
New York Quilt Project; Hinckley Museum Collection
Where are the records for this quilt housed?
American Folk Art Museum
Ownership of this quilt is:
Public Museum, Library or Institution
Quilt owner's name:
Hinckley Museum
Quilt owner's city:
Ithaca
Quilt owner's state:
New York (NY)
2. How did the present owner acquire this quilt?
Gift
3. How was the quilt acquired? Who will be the next owner of this quilt?
The quilt was given to the Museum.
16. Are there any photographs of the quiltmaker?
17. Did the quiltmaker leave any letters, diaries, or written records?
18. Are there any sewing tools...?
19. Are there any other quilts by the same maker?
25. Does this quilt live with other quilts?
The quilt lived with other quilts in the museum's collection.
Do you know any other name for this pattern?
Tree Everlasting
Size: Length:
108"
Width:
104 1/2"
Type:
Strip
Type: block shape
Triangles
This is a:
Finished quilt
Fabric:
Cotton
Fabric Design:
Print; Solid/plain
Predominant Colors:
Beige or Tan; Rust
Layout: spacing
Side by side
Layout: orientation
Straight
Border: None; Single; Double; Triple
None
Border Fabric; Border Corners:
The binding corners are butted.
Seamed?
The back is seamed.
Width of Fabric:
31 1/2", 32", 31", 10"
BACKING - Colors:
Beige or Tan
BINDING - Self or Applied:
Back turned to front; Hand sewn
BATTING - Type:
Cannot tell
BATTING - Condition:
Thin
QUILT TOP CONSTRUCTION - Piecing:
Hand Piecing; Piecing
QUILT TOP CONSTRUCTION - Applique:
Hand Applique
Describe the techniques used to make the quilt top:
The block or design set is vertical. The quilt top is stitched with running stitches.
Quilting:
Hand quilting
QUILTING DESIGN - Overall:
Clamshell
Quilt's condition:
Fair/worn
Damage:
Dirty; Fading; Stains
Describe the damage:
The quilt is damaged and fragile
Details
Access and copyright information:
Restricted
Copyright holder:
American Folk Art Museum, all rights reserved
Cite this Quilt
Tree Everlasting. From American Folk Art Museum, New York Quilt Project; Hinckley Museum Collection. Published in The Quilt Index, https://quiltindex.org/view/?type=fullrec&kid=49-142-2181. Accessed: 04/19/24