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The Revolutionary War and the Thirteen Colonies Quilt Block Swap These exchanges are based on the time throughout the Revolutionary War of our Country. We have included other colonial related blocks besides the Thirteen Colonies, so there is a total of twenty-six blocks. We have added important places and events, and a representation of the people of the times. Our blocks range from traditional quilt blocks to appliqued quilt blocks to a house quilt block. Scan down to see each individual block. Be sure to click on each signature quilt block to read about these unique quilt blocks. |
Betsy Ross |
Quilt Blocks and Signature Squares Click on quilt block for larger image and click on the signature squares to read the details about each quilt block |
Teresa's Classic Colonial Quilt |
This tea cup represents the Boston Tea Party. On Dec. 16, 1773 the colonists objected to the Tea Act so they destroyed taxed tea. |
Boston Tea Party |
Pocahontas |
Georgia |
Native Americans |
South Carolina |
New York |
Salem Witch Trials |
North Carolina |
Mayflower/Pilgrams |
English |
New Jersey |
Massachusetts |
Liberty Bell |
Connecticut |
New Hampshire |
Pennsylvania |
Declaration of Independence |
Minuteman |
Jamestown |
Slaves |
Plymouth Rock |
Virginia |
The new thirteen star flag was first unfurled on the Cooch's Bridge during Delaware's only Revolutionary War battle on Sept. 3, 1777 |
Delaware |
Maryland |
Rhode Island |
Aquidneck Island there were American and British forces remained in standoff |
This quilt block represents Religious Freedom, Ft. Henry and the Maryland Flag which is the family crest of the Calvert and Crossland families. |
My Son and his friends presenting the quilt to Mrs. Parks |
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