Vintage 1950s Scrappy Nine-Patch Quilt Top - Includes Feedsack fabrics - 64"x76"

Nine must have been the lucky number for the maker of this Nine-Patch Quilt Top. There are nine large squares, each made of 81 (9x9) individual squares. It features "scrappy" remnants from home dressmaking and repurposed feed sacks, including:

• Novelty "Western" Prints: The highlight of this piece is the wonderful Mid-Century Western motif fabric in sage green, featuring hand-drawn style cowboys around campfires and riders on bucking broncos.
• Atomic-Era Whimsy: Includes a charming yellow novelty print with stylized red and blue figures, typical of the playful "atomic" kitchen and nursery prints of the 1950s.
• Textured Cottons: Features patches of authentic vintage seersucker (puckered texture).
• Vintage Scraps: A mix of polka dots, "shirting" stripes, floral calicos, and a bold, consistent poppy-red cotton broadcloth that ties the entire design together.

Condition: This is a quilt top only which means it needs to be finished and it has no batting, no back and no quilting. It is in excellent vintage condition with no issues noted.

Measurements
• Width: 64 inches
• Length: 76 inches
• Block Style: Large Nine-Patch (81-patch variation) with wide white sashing.
• Era: 1950s

The quilt top comes from a smoke-free, pet-free home and is pictured on a queen-size bed.