QuiltCon Virtual Quilt Show: Modern Historical Quilts

Welcome back to the QuiltCon Virtual Quilt Show. I've finally been able to share all of the amazing quilts entered in all of the show categories, but there are a few more special quilts to show you. There were two special exhibits at the show, the first of which I'm showing you today. The had an incredible exhibit on Modern Historical Quilts from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe. So let's take a look...

Strips

C. 1975-2000

Origin Unknown

String, variation / Four Patch

c. 1950-1975

Found in South Louisiana

String Grid

C. 1950-1975

Origin Unknown

Four Patch

c. 1950-1975

Found in Texas

The Wishing Ring, variation

c. 1930-1950

Possibly made by Eliza Agness

Alabama

Crazy

c. 1975-2000

Possibly made by Opal Guthrie

Winfield, Alabama

Spider Web, variation

c. 1940-1970

Made in Hard Bargain, an African American community

Franklin, Tennessee

Rattlesnake or Snake Trail, variation

c. 1975-2000

Found in Alabama

Original design

c. 1950-1975

Attributed to "Mrs. Sparks"

Anderson, Indiana

String with Broken Grid

C. 1940-1960

Possibly made by Sally Owens

Fayette, Alabama

And be sure to come back tomorrow when I wrap up the QuiltCon Virtual Quilt show with a view of the other special exhibit, this time by Denyse Schmidt.