Old Sturbridge Village Collection: Enduring Legacy

Old Sturbridge Village Collection: Enduring Legacy

About Old Sturbridge Village Museum

Civil War Legacies: Patterns by Carol Hopkins

Giving to Old Sturbridge Village Photo Courtesy of Old Sturbridge Village

Old Sturbridge Village An 1830s New England Living History Museum

About the Museum Old Sturbridge Village, the largest outdoor history museum in the Northeast, depicts a rural New England town of the 1830s. You are invited into more than 40 original buildings, including homes, meetinghouses, a district school, country store, bank, working farm, three water-powered mills, and trade shops - all situated on more than 200 scenic acres. Visitors can meet heritage breed farm animals and interact with authentically costumed staff.

Old Sturbridge Village Mission Old Sturbridge Village’s purpose is to provide modern Americans with a deepened understanding of their own times through a personal encounter with New England’s past.

The museum is a nonprofit educational institution. Its collections, exhibits, and programs present the story of everyday life in a small New England town during the years 1790 to 1840.

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Designed by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Fabrics, 2013

Antique swatch from Old Sturbridge Village Archives

980 Avenue of the Americas • New York, NY 10018 • 1 800 548 8295 • www.marcusfabrics.com

Headquartered in New York, Marcus Fabrics produces textile products for quilting and crafts, with a dual emphasis on creativity and high quality. In 2011, we celebrated One Hundred Years of fine fabrics with state-of-theart design studios constantly creating distinctive collections that mirror the variety and technological advancements in the ever-changing world of fabric design.

Marcus is especially proud and excited about its recent collaborations with museums, to not only bring beautiful reproduction fabrics to the discerning quilter, but to also support the work of these museums in the area of quilt and textile preservation. By providing promotional avenues as well as financial support for such organizations as Old Sturbridge Village, Marcus Fabrics furthers its mission to preserve the traditions of quilting over the centuries.

Our Museum collections are designed by Judie Rothermel, a quilt historian and expert in reproduction quilting fabrics. Marcus is proud to announce that Old Sturbridge Village has added Judie Rothermel’s print reproductions to its permanent archive, alongside its own original archived fabric collection.

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Designed by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Fabrics, 2013 Designed by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Fabrics, 2013

Antique swatch from Old Sturbridge Village Archives

Antique swatch from Old Sturbridge Village Archives

Old Sturbridge Village Collection: Enduring Legacy from the collection of Old Sturbridge Village by Judie Rothermel

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Carol Hopkins Designs Quilts for Reproduction Fabrics Civil War Legacies and Vintage Legacies www.carolhopkinsdesigns.com (765) 463- 5927 cjhdesign@yahoo.com

Carol Hopkins is the author of the book Civil War Legacies: Quilt Patterns for Reproduction Fabrics published by Martingale and Company. She also is the owner of Carol Hopkins Designs, a pattern company offering “Civil War Legacies” and “Vintage Legacies” quilt designs featuring 18th and 19th century reproduction fabrics.

Carol really enjoyed working on the concept for The Old Sturbridge Village: Enduring Legacy collection. Commenting:

“These fabrics are more stunning every time I look at them!”

We at Marcus know quilters will enjoy working with these beautiful prints as much as Carol did.

Enduring Love

Finished quilt size: 75” x 75”

Fabric Requirements

2-1/4 yds SKU 2910-0113 2 yds SKU 2911-0142 1-1/2 yds SKU 2918-0114 1-1/4 yds SKU 2917-0113 7/8 yd SKU 2911-0111 3/4 yd

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1/3 yd 1/4 yd 1/2 yd

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floral border beige background, applique, pieced blocks green border, binding, pieced blocks brown serpentine, borders red background, pieced blocks brown daisy border, pieced blocks blue and goldborder pieced blocks pieced blocks, applique:

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4-2/3 yds backing fabric: Recommend SKU 2910-0113 Total Yardage (excluding backing): 13-3/4 yards

Crossroads Quilt

Finished quilt size: 56” x 65” Finished block size: 6” x 6”

Fabric Requirements

1-7/8 yds SKU 2918-0150 1-1/2 yds SKU 2915-0132 1-3/4 yds SKU 2917-0113

1-5/8 yd SKU 2912-0113 3/4 yd SKU 2910-0113 1/4 yd each SKU: (or fat quarter) 2939-0111 2919-0111 2915-0111 2913-0113 2939-0150 2913-0150

blue border, binding, stars gold setting blocks, stars serpentine border, setting blocks tan star backgrounds floral star centers stars

4 yds backing fabric: Recommend SKU 2911-0150 Total Yardage (excluding backing): 9 yards

Streamers Quilt

Finished quilt size:47” x 47”

Fabric Requirements

1 yd SKU 2917-0113 1-3/8 yds SKU 2915-0132 3/4 yd SKU 2911-0142 1/3 yd SKU 2913-0150 1/4 yd (or fat quarter) each SKU: 2938-0150 2911-0150 2913-0113 2919-0113 2912-0113 2918-0114 2939-0111 2919-0111

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brown serpentine strips gold border, binding, pieced blocks setting triangles blue border, pieced blocks pieced blocks

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3 yds backing fabric: Recommend SKU 2910-0113 Total Yardage (excluding backing): 7-3/4 yards

For pattern information contact: www.carolhopkinsdesigns.com (765) 463- 5927 cjhdesign@yahoo.com

Supporting Old Sturbridge Village Old Sturbridge Village plays a vital role in preserving early American history and has been an iconic New England destination for nearly 70 years. Supporting the Village helps history come alive for more than 250,000 students, families, tourists, and scholars every year.

You can support the Village in many ways: • Become a Donor • Become a Member • Attend an Event • Purchase a Library Pass • Become a Corporate Partner • Volunteer Visit the Old Sturbridge Village website for more information about supporting the museum and their preservation efforts

www.osv.org/donations To plan your visit to Old Sturbridge Village go to

www.osv.org Photo Courtesy of Old Sturbridge Village.