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National Wool Museum

Wagga blanket made from suiting fabric samples, with calico cotton backing. Machine pieced, with hand stitched binding....

Wool Suiting Wagga

Geelong, Victoria

A small knee rug made from suiting samples machine stitched together. It is backed with black silk f...

Wagga Quilt

Geelong, Victoria

A quilt made of rectangular woven samples of polychrome woollen fabric. The samples are machine sewn...

Wagga Quilt

Geelong, Victoria

A quilt made from woven samples of woollen fabric with herringbone and checked designs, mostly in br...

Wagga Quilt

Geelong, Victoria

A brown quilt made from woven samples of woollen striped fabric in browns and olive greens. The pieces are machine stitc...

Wagga

Geelong, Victoria

A wagga made from men's suits and coats, unpicked and sewn together. Pieces are in blue, brown check...

Harry Walter Hewitt Wilton – Wagga

Geelong, Victoria

Patchwork style quilt with coloured pieces of dyed woollen singlets stitched together over a backing. Features feather s...

Unpicked Jumper Wagga

Geelong, Victoria

Multicoloured wagga style quilt. The quilt’s top layer is made from unpicked knitted woollen jumpers. These jumpers ar...

Tartan Fabric Sample

Geelong, Victoria , Australia

The top layer of the quilt consists of five distinct rows of tartan samples appliqued together. The rows of tartan sampl...

Chicken Feed Wagga

Geelong, Victoria, Australia

Wagga style quilt made with a Appliqué top layer of gunny sacks that once held chicken feed, flour, and potatoes. The i...

Dressed in Memories IV

Geelong, Victoria , Australia

Woollen quilt made from recycled woollen fabric with applique design in cotton embroidery floss.

Red Blanket Wagga

Geelong, Victoria , Australia

Eucalyptus dyed woolen blanket base with salvaged fabrics hand sewn to create a patchwork effect. The eucalyptus dye has...

A Rollicking Good Laugh

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Techniques: Machine ‘quilt as you go’, rough edge machine appliqué, hand finished. (2006)

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Raw edged, check and tartan samples assembled with little manipulation. Machine sewn to a cotton backing allo...

Ode to the Shearer

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Wool and some wool/blend on wool blanket with embellishing machine, hand knitted wool samplers using home spu...

Colours of the Day – Evening

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Hand appliqué and threads add to the surface texture. Hand pressed leaf printing and painting and screen pri...

Colours of the Day – Noon

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Hand appliqué and threads add to the surface texture. Hand pressed leaf printing and painting and screen pri...

Colours of the Day – Sunrise

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Hand appliqué and threads add to the surface texture. Hand pressed leaf printing and painting and screen pri...

Line On Line

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Cutting blocks from samples then assembled by strip piecing. These were laid over wadding and a backing of ca...

The Pokies’

Campbelltown NSW Australia

Technique: Raw edge pieces, with minimum cutting of the material. Rough blanket stitched hand appliqué with hanging thr...

Wholecloth Quilt

QLD

Wholecloth functional quilt. Cretonne type material both sides. Centre is a blanket with sheeting or cotton fabric sewn ...

By Wagga Design

Geelong VIC Australia

Materials
Recycled Wool garments sourced from the local op shop; wool blankets; wool blanket ...

Mary Studholme’s Wagga

VIC Australia

One side of this whole cloth quilt is a single piece of cretonne or similar with a pattern of autumn leaves. The other s...

Woollen Wagga

Brunswick West VIC Australia

The quilt is a simple design consisting of forty-eight 20 cm squares stitched together in rows of squares 6 x 8. The qui...

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