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Sunbonnet Babies InspirationIn 1902, Bertha Corbett’s hugely popular illustrations for Eulalie Osgood Grover’s Sunbonnet Babies’ Primer appeared and were quickly translated into quilt blocks for embroidery. Following her lead, Grace Gebbie Drayton created Dolly Dingle, a charming moppet who bore a strong resemblance to the Campbell’s soup kids.More to check out: Fabric-Free Quilts |
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