Nine Patch Quilt
Nine Patch Quilt
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The front of the Nine Patch Quilt is a zero waste piece, made up of over 500 naturally dyed squares that are remnants from past projects. It is a mix of cottons and linens that have been hand dyed with indigo and cutch to create shades of blue, earthy pinks and brick reds. The Nine Patch pattern is traditional quilt motif dating back to the 19th century. The backside of the quilt is made with organic cotton and cotton/linen blend fabric that have been hand dyed with cutch.
The quilt is 55” x 63.5” (a generous sized throw). The front and back were machine pieced, meaning the patchwork is machine sewn. The quilting, meaning the stitches running throughout, is done by hand with cotton sashiko thread that has been dyed with cutch. Hand quilting is a very laborious and time consuming process but the impact of the hand stitches cannot be mimicked with a machine. The binding is sewn by hand.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Rates
Quilts
$50 fully insured and signature required via USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground.
Artwork
Under 12" - $10
16" x 20" - $25
22" x 30" and above - $50
All artwork ships fully insured and signature required via UPS Ground.
International Shipping: Please email ali@saltandstill.com for a shipping quote or to arrange an international purchase.
Returns
All pieces are final sale and cannot be returned. Please contact us before purchase for any additional information, images or swatches and we will be happy to provide them.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
It's best to display quilts away from direct sunlight. Some natural dyes are sensitive to sunlight which can cause fading.
Vacuuming the quilt with a stocking over the vacuum hose is an easy way to remove light dust.
For a deeper clean, professional cleaning is recommended.
For most quilts it is possible to clean by soaking in a tub and handwashing with care using a gentle detergent. Rinse and remove the excess water. Lay flat to dry out of direct sunlight. Hanging the quilt to dry will put strain on the stitches.
Please do not machine wash.
