
This double wedding ring quilt top is in pretty bad shape.

It belongs to my cousin and you can see how frayed the edges are.
I've stay stitched the edges to stabilize the top so that I could wash it. 

I was hoping some of the stains would also come out but they are set in. I've done a lot of repair work to the seams that had come apart. It is always so interesting to see the types of fabrics used in an old top like this.

There is a WIDE variety of fabrics and some of the weaves are very loose. The one that really made me do a double take was the dish rag scrap. Really, it is a dish rag. I wish I knew more about who made this and what the significance is of the fabrics selected.

But, yep, dish rag scraps is a first for me!
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