This log cabin quilt was made in Queensland in the 1940s. The maker is unknown. It is now in the collection of Annette Gero.
Log cabin quilt made from wool pieces including some from army uniforms from WWII. It is hand pieced and tied but not quilted. The padding is an army blanket.
2800 x 2400mm
Perth, Western Australia
Materials and techniques: Aboriginal fabric, Possum Land and Water Dreaming designed by Heather Kennedy; machine appliqu...
Imperial War Museum, London UK
This Girl Guide quilt was put together by a group of girls in Changi Prison. The guide group was started by Elizabeth En...
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