I had a lot of fun doing this "Hole in the Barn Door" quilt. It was the second top, but the first finished since I moved here a year ago. I named it "Stars in My Barn" because of the wonderful blue fabric I picked.

Anne

This is a bit closer to see the fabric.

You did a great job! I love the blue fabric with the gold.

What a beautiful quilt.

Boston

Your quilt is absolutely beautiful, love the colours. Yet another great job you've done :D

Tisha

that pattern is perfect for that material....

that square is also called "Sherman's March" and a good one for a CW quilt (which I will use it in my quilt I'm making (when I get time ha ha) for my gr-gr-grandfather)

Oops

Forgot to say what a lovely idea that you are so descriptive with your label. As much information about a quilt is always a good idea. :D

Tisha

Wow! I'm going to have to try one like that. You did a great job. BRAVO!!!

I love your fabric and the quilt you made with it is fabulous!!!

Beautiful!! Your points are perfect.

Very nice! I love the color combination and the contrast.

Great job!!! I love that pattern, that and the chun dash are some of my favorites.

Great traditional pattern, and your fabric choices are awesome! Good job!

BEAUTIFUL!

Those colors are fabulous together! Your quilt is beautiful! :)

Gorgeous! I love your label information.

OOOOOOOOO! Pretty colors! Great job!

Very nice, love the colors. :thumbup: :thumbup:

Yes, yes, I like it loads!! I also like the "life story" on the label. I just think it makes it special. Great job!

your right, the gold did go great.. (read your label) great job on the quilt. its awesome

Thanks so much everyone for all the great comments. It feels so nice to have other people see and appreciate the work I put into my quilts. That is why I make a special effort to notice the work of others. I know everyone likes to feel the warmth of loving comments.

Anne

Dear Bostpn 1954, I just LOVE your "history label." I wish that I had done that from the beginning. Actually I did do it on the first one, but never since. Think I'll start with the next one.

Aren't quilters' husbands great ??!!! This good sport is holding up the quilt for the snapshot. He should have given a little "peek" for the camera. Good job, hubby. AND GREAT QUILT. LOVE THE COLORS !!

Your quilt is amazing! I love the blue and gold! Fantastic!!!

Dear GailG,

When I first started quilting, I did not bother putting on labels. Then I remembered something my mother had told me when I was doing cross stitch. She said it will be worth more in years to come if you put on the back who made it and when. Well, I started adding labels to the quilts that I still had access to. The ones I had kept or given to hubby or sister.

There are a few that "got away" unlabeled, but a substantial number of them are "documented". Also, in my computer I have a list of information about the names and what number I gave them, the size AND I have photographed EVERY quilt I have ever made.

I have been told that I am very organized. :D

Anne

Yes, Boston, you really ARE organized. I do put my name and date on quilts I make. Sometimes I write the occasion (graduation, etc). But your journalling is outstanding.

I really like this one. Great job.

Kyia

Love it

Great quilt and an awesome label!

this is one I have to say oooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhh! Very nice!

Wow nice job.....keep up the great work

l like how you number your quilts.....