Rebuilding The Barn 1890, McLaren Vale
Amelia & Steve's wedding on Saturday has to be one of my favourites! I spent the entire day with them, from the start of makeup until the last song and final goodbyes, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Everything from the decor details to Amelia's stunning Grace Loves Lace dress, and the rustic, authentic venue Barn1890, all perfectly blended to create a stunning bohemian wedding with a touch of vintage.
Barn Raising Log Cabin Top, c. 1890 The Palmer/Wirfs Antiques Expo is happening this weekend at the Expo Center in Portland, and for the first time in years, I found a treasure. Two, actually. Here's one of them. It's a Barn Raising Log Cabin top, c. 1890, made of fine wools, silks, and marvelous printed paisleys pieced on fabric foundation squares and bound for presentation. I saw it from far away. How could you not see it? The Quilt was hanging in a booth, draped over something that was acting as a barrier between booths. If you haven't been to the Expo, it's one of the largest anywhere. Three huge buildings full of collectibles and junque, as I sometimes call it. My mother would take one look and say, "Well, there's a lot of it!" I've always admired the Barn Raising Log Cabin, and wonder why I haven't collected more of them. Just like other quilts I enjoy, this one sings and dances. The curious thing about the pattern is how it is really the sum of all the blocks. If I had never seen this type of quilt and you handed me one block, I wouldn't have imagined it adding up this way visually. It is dazzling. The foundation looks like a patchwork utility quilt. A big surprise was being able to see the foundation on the back of the quilt top. It made me think I should be collecting more tops, so I can learn a thing or two about how quilts are made. I won't have this top finished because the back is wonderful! People can learn from it, and when displayed on a wall, as I feel it's meant to be, nobody will be bothered by the humble back revealing the quilt's inner workings. It's like a patchwork utility quilt hiding behind a fancy parlor display piece. Detail of back foundation with printed words on one square. Although the back was really never meant to be seen, I love it just as much as the front. It is the supporting cast and crew, the underlings who usually never get their day in the sun, or even 15 minutes of fame. Some people might see this top and think, "What can I do to fix it?" In my opinion, it doesn't need fixing. I'm grateful that it was never finished. It taught me things.
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