PATCHWORK
It all began in the textile room at the American Museum in Bath, just a stone’s throw from the Mill. We were enchanted by their range of quilts and decided to work with the museum on creating a collection that would introduce them to a wider audience.
Our Patchwork Collection draws on the long tradition of quilt-making which began in North East England and spread to the US in the mid-1800s. We've had the pleasure and privilege of re-working their historic blocks and folk appliqué motifs into printed fabrics and papers.
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BALTIMORE
Wide Width Wallpaper, Fabric and individual Quilt
Based on a traditional album quilt made in mid-19th-century Baltimore, Maryland.
1 colourway
FARM FRIENDS
Wide Width Wallpaper, Fabric and individual Quilt
Farm Friends captures the cheerful storytelling found in many early American quilts.
1 colourway
HAWAIIAN
Fabric and individual Quilt
This design takes its lead from the bold appliqué quilts made in 19th-century Hawaii.
4 colourways
LIBERTYVILLE
Fabric and individual Quilt
Based on a historic Friendship Quilt, with a huge range of unique appliqué motifs.
3 colourways
PIONEER DAYS
Wide Width Wallpaper and Fabric
Pioneer Days shows the industrial developments and pioneering challenges that shaped the United States history.
6 colourways
WASHINGTON TOILE
Wide Width Wallpaper and Fabric
This linen toile draws on a Washington-themed pattern from the Morton Sundour archive.
6 colourways
