Made in 1969-1970 for the Miles Museum by a group of women who lived locally. They were Mrs Edith Robinson, Mrs Evelyn Mundell and Mrs Joyce Campbell. Joyce is known to be living at Condamine NSW [in] 1997. It was made for the bed in the slab hut at the museum.
Patchwork quilt made from rectangles of brightly coloured cottons in floral, striped, checked and geometric patterns. The rectangles are sewn in strips and then pieced in rows. Machine sewn.
2515 x 2413 mm
VIC
Known as the ‘Pankina’ Quilt (means ‘a happy place’). “I made the quilt mainly from my sew...
Perth, Western Australia
Materials and techniques: Hand dye fabrics, fabric paint, organza, silk waste, hand embroidery, machine embroidery, free...
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