Nine-patch quilt with blocks set on point within a grid created by sashing. The nine-patch blocks are made from 9 fabric patches, each 1-3/8" square, producing a 4-1/2" square block that alternates with printed and unprinted white patches. The printed textiles include a great variety of patterns - some block prints, roller prints and probably block and roller prints, mill prints, and neats (small monochrome prints). Some dark grounded florals generally in good condition, are included, with some very unusual patterns and some printed in more than one colorway. The sashing is approximately 1-3/4" wide and is also composed of various fabrics. At the left a blue-green/lime-green print with yellow and beige floral motifs is used. In the center and to the upper right a 1-9/16" monochromatic brown/dark brown floral print with border line at the edges is used. At the lower right a lt. brown ground print with small red flowers forms a 1-3/4" sashing. The body of the quilt contains 576 nine-patch blocks arranged in 24 rows and 24 columns with half motifs at each side. This includes 5,184 individual blocks. The quilt is bordered on three sides with a printed chintz. This 2-3/4" wide border is created by piecing narrow sections of a single "border print" designed with a wide row of flowers and an inner row of geometric motifs. The direction of the print changes at specific intervals at the lower sides and at the bottom center. The corners of the border are mitred. The reverse of the quilt is pieced of white cotton and the binding is applied back to front allowing 1/2" to show on both top and back. The quilting is done in straight lines using white cotton thread, and the whole is quilted in 7-8 stiches per inch (top only) or 14-16 stitches per inch (counting both top and bottom).