This jacket is made from an early 1900 Canadian Mennonite log cabin wool quilt. Handmade by a Mennonite woman in Ontario, Canada, named Esther Weaver.  It is an assemblace of earth toned wool scraps. Made in the log cabin style with a center patch of red or blue, representing the hearth or fire.
In the nineteenth century, the Log Cabin quilt pattern was described as “Canadian patchwork,” evoking the colonial homestead.
 
5 front natural corozo buttons
1 breast pocket with flap
2 front patch pockets
 
The wear and uniqueness of each item is original to every curated textile. Hand made in California.