There are many "barn quilts" in Iowa. If you google when you are traveling you can find them in all states. They are fun to find.
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Here in Ky you see them alot. I think they are beautiful.
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I sure would love to see them. Maybe a trip is in the future? Also, I think a canvas painted with a quilt block would be great to hang in the house somewhere.
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http://americanquilttrail.blogspot.com/
http://www.quilttrailswnc.org/ North Carolina http://www.countrybarnquilttrail.com/ http://www.quilttrail.org/ Northeast TN There are many, many listed. Just Google "barn quilt trails". I've posted a few to give everyone the idea of what we are discussing. |
Originally Posted by Country1
Here in Ky you see them alot. I think they are beautiful.
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We have them all over the place here.
http://www.quilttrail.org/ Northeast TN Love seeing them every day. |
Love 'em!
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Theres alot around here too. Some of the LQSs have them too!
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Originally Posted by Up North
I made a small one for my shed I think there are alot of them is certain places I know Ohio had a lot
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Have seen quite a few areas with barn quilts - it's always a wonderful surprise :)
Here is a link to a community close to home, in SouthWestern Ontario, who have a nice crop: http://wardsvillebarnquilts.wordpress.com/ For people attending either the Quilt Ontario show in London at the end of May ( http://www.canadianquilter.com/event...anada-2011.php ) or the Ailsa Craig Community Festival with Quilts of the Netherlands ( http://ailsacraigquiltfestival.org/exhibition ) will be able to take day trips to tour these barn quilts! Enjoy, Linda |
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