Description
Rays of morning light, pieced into a quilt block.
The Rising Sun is a radiant design whose spokes or points suggest the sun climbing over the horizon. It sits in the long tradition of sunburst and rayed blocks that quilters used to bring warmth and hope into a bedcover.
Patterns like this were especially popular in the 19th century, when a bright centre medallion could set the mood for a whole quilt.
π Did You Know?
Sun motifs appear again and again in folk art and quilting β a simple way to stitch a new day, a new beginning, or sheer cheerfulness into cloth.
𧡠A Little Heritage
Even a small stamp can carry that same lift-your-spirits feeling.
We've captured this design as Volume 6, Stamp 3, giving you another little piece of quilt history to add to your Heritage Quilt Society collection.
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