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This image was scanned from the Dianna May Martin personal library collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- CHAPTER I: Restoration and Conservation: The Difference
- CHAPTER II: Kinds of Major Damage
- CHAPTER III: Holes, Fading, Flaking and Applique
- CHAPTER IV: Ugly Ducklings: One Step from the Landfill
- CHAPTER V: Borders and Bindings
- CHAPTER VI: Unfinished Quilt Tops or Squares
- CHAPTER VII: Victorian Quilts
- CHAPTER VIII: Sewing Techniques Review
- CHAPTER IX: TLC for Old Quilts (Tender Loving Care)
- CHAPTER X: Resources
- Bibliography
- Reference Notes
- Many Thanks
- About the Author
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Title: Quilt Restoration: A Practical Guide
Author/Designer: Camille Dalphond Cognac
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1994
Publisher: EPM, McLean, VA
Language: English
Page Count: 128
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: 0939009838
SUMMARY- This is a thoughtful and thorough book that provides a ton of great advice and examples of problems and what was used to solve them. The resources given alone are worth the price of admission, though after 30 years, I don't know how many of them are still in business. I was most delighted with the bibliography, of course, which gave me a lot of other material to pursue. As of this writing, the Quilt Restoration Society appears to still be in business. You can look up their mailing address and phone number in the online yellow pages.
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