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Is it the make-it-do mentality of the era? The nostalgic reminder of simpler times? Or maybe it’s the sweet, cheerful color palette that ’30s quiltmakers drew on to (literally) cover up a difficult decade. Perhaps it’s all of these reasons wrapped into one—and perhaps that’s why reproductions of ’30s quilts are so popular. Quiltmaking experienced a huge surge in the 1930s.
“During the thirties, times were hard and ‘waste not, want not’ was a common mantra. “By 1934 most metropolitan newspapers featured articles on quiltmaking, with the quilt article as the most popular Sunday feature. Giveaway alert! Take a look at some of the beautiful quilts that Nancy and others have designed specifically for ’30s fabrics. “Beginner’s Luck” by Nancy Mahoney, from Treasures from the ’30s. “Backyard Bliss” by Cynthia Tomaszewski, from Quilting Those Flirty ’30s. “Mayflower” by Kay Connors and Karen Earlywine, from Fancy to Frugal. “I love history of any kind. July 2011. If you've been keeping up with the last two posts on here, you'll know I'm making some items for a RMH charity auction held in Kentucky in August.
This hat is the last of these items. It's a "topless" hat similar to the green one I made my mom. I chose this style because it is practical and easy to wear everyday, even with a ponytail. And, it would be easier to ship, too. When mom occasionally wears her own hat about town, she gets many nice comments even before they realize what it is made of. This hat is woven with blue, white and gray polar fleece remnants to match the bag and the cozy. The crown is made using a mix of larger soup and fruit can tabs and the small square ones. Above is a pic of all the items I'm sending (minus the model, of course). If you're curious, the "new" model wearing this hat is a styrofoam head I picked up with an old hat and hat box.
I'll post any news I hear about how the auction went, if I hear any.