Splash Patterns of the 1890s

Splash Patterns of the 1890s

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These embroidered splash patterns were used to "protect the wallpaper" behind basins of water during the late 1800s. Our collection depicts four attractive water scenes first featured in an 1898 Dry Goods catalog. Each splash pattern is approximately 17" x 11". Trace onto cloth and stitch to your heart’s content.
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Europe

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Questions? Email us at grandmasatticquilting@gmail.com

Our products are of the highest quality and manufacture. If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please contact us at grandmasatticquilting@gmail.com so that we can make you happy.

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Every fabric and notion at Grandma's Attic is chosen with intention. Rachel Greco has spent over 30 years curating specialty quilting fabrics — reproduction prints, batiks, Redwork, and embroidery supplies — that tell a story. When you shop here, you're not just buying fabric. You're continuing a tradition.