This is a selection of rare and historical images for use as quilt blocks. These images are printed on durable high-quality 100% cotton fabric - each measure 5" x 8". These images are taken from actual fine-art prints that are among the finest and most collectible on the market today.

 There are numerous other images available so if you can't find what you are looking for feel free to send your request by email.

The Singer Sewing Machine Company published this advertising card. It shows a young girl making clothes for her doll. c1915 (SW1)

This sewing machine for girls cost $3.00 and was advertised as being useful and amusing. c1915 (SW2)

The family watches as a young girl gets her first lesson on a sewing machine. c1915 (SW3)

The Standard Sewing Machine Company of Cleveland, Ohio published this advertising card. A mother is giving her daughter lessons on how to sew. c1895 (SW4)

The New Home Sewing Machine Company of Orange, Mass. published this advertising card. A woman with an American flag draped on her lap is pointing to a map showing the route of the Lewis and Clark exploration. c1904 (SW5)

Young girls are sewing a dress for their doll.c1895 (SW7)

A woman in Victorian dress is holding a quilt with an image of a new Singer Sewing Machine. c1910 (SW9)

Two women are admiring a new Remington Sewing Machine. c1885 (SW10)

A woman is sewing and watching her son playing with two kittens. c1915 (SW11)

The Singer Sewing Machine Company published this card showing songbirds of Australia. c1907 (SW12)