Greetings from Central Connecticut
 

I have been making barn quilts since 2009. With not many barns left in Connecticut, I specialize in making 1' x 1' (Door Quilts) that are usually hung on entry doors and 2' x 2' (House Quilts) that are usually hung on houses, garages and sheds. I find it very relaxing plotting out the quilt pattern on a piece of birch plywood and then selecting the colors to create a unique design. Besides Connecticut, I have barn quilts hanging in New Hampshire, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota and, very soon, in Oregon for a lady who introduced me to this forum.


Dave Snow

Welcome fromthe California desert. Lots of us love barn quilts.:thumbup:

Hello, welcome from Oklahoma!!!

Hello Dave, welcome from northern California! Making barn quilts is an interesting approach to quilting and choosing the designs, colors etc. I think it would be very interesting and enjoyable!

Hi Dave, welcome to the board from NE Ohio.

Howdy and welcome, from TX!

Welcome from Michigan!:)

:) welcome from se TX

Hi from Ohio!

Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)

Hi Dave. Welcome from Michigan.

Hello Dave!
Welcome from Minnesota!
Barn quilts are so fun to see!!! :)
Have fun!

Hello, and Welcome to the QB from North Carolina. You're going to love it here :thumbup:


We'd love to see some pictures of your Barn Quilts :)

Here is a 2x2 now located in Coffeen, IN in the Mariner's Compass pattern
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That is awesome! I really like that, Dave.

Hi from New Hampshire
Great picture of your Mariner's Compass

Welcome Welcome Welcome. From the Great State of Texas. Pls show some pic's. We would love to see them,
Dawn in Waco

Wow! That's fantastic, Dave! I hope you will share some photos of your work. Welcome aboard.

This one is a log cabin pattern that I made 2 years ago, that my sister in law wanted to be hung 'on point', which gives it a different perspective. I call it 'Crazy Log Cabin'.[ATTACH=CONFIG]364379[/ATTACH]

This one is a 2x2, Double Aster' that I made for a lady in Hillsboro, IL. I painted it to be hung 'on point' but her husband overruled her and hung it as you see it!!!
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