Wow, this is a great quilt, looks difficult but is easy peasy to make.

Take a look at all the photos, 4 pages worth, and you will be inspired to make one too. Several show the fabrics they started with, showing the amazing results when completed.

http://www.webshots.com/search?query=Hidden+Wells+Quilt

Here are the directions
http://www.reddawn.net/quilt/hwells.htm

What I love about this: it is easy, fabrics don't have to coordinate or match in any way so I get to use those fabrics in my stash that I bought cuz they 'called my name' with no idea what project I would use them in.

If you have made a quilt like this please let us know and post photos please.

warm quilt hugs, sue in CA

I have made one of these before. A couple years ago. We used it as a mystery quilt. I made a wall hanging size. However when I got my new sewing machine I used it to "practice" all the new fancy stitches and did not take too much care in how well it quilted. I still have it but it is used to cover things.

Looks good to me.

What a fun and easy quilt :D:D:D
Thank you for sharing this with us!!

Looks very easy!

Nice job!

Haven't thought about this quilt pattern fo years! It was the 1st internet pattern I ever did. A fun quilt to make. ( I hate to tell you that it is not yet quilted :oops: ) My quilting buddy made a small lap size using jewel tone fabrics. I turned out beautiful. She calls it Hidden Jewels.

Humbird I'd love to see photos of yours AND your friends!

wqh, sue in CA

Never have done that one but I sure want to!

I really like this pattern! Will look for a photo of one I have done.

Wow, another great pattern to put on my list. It just keeps getting longer and longer.

Cool, thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for that link. Have bookmarked it and it has shot to the top of my list. Am even now auditioning fabric in my head while I'm typing this.

Thank you for the link. I have some older fabrics give to me by my DH's aunt before she moved from her home...I just have to get at them...I have lots of ideas racing through my head, and this pattern would easily take care of those fabrics.

Just saw this. Looks pretty cool.

thanks for the links

Thank you so very much for this pattern. I think a couple of kids might be getting this one for Christmas. God bless. Penny

Thanks. This is one I will have to try.

I am going to use my scraps for this quilt. Thanks for sharing.

I made one of these when I frist started quilting, early 90's and never remember the name, will post when I learn how.

Thank you for both the links.
Some of the pictures in the first link gave some clues as to construction, but when you posted the instructions! WONDERFUL!
I just so appreciate all the creative brains who design these projects, and then the helpful souls who research for links and provide them to those of us who benefit immensely from your time and effort.
Thank you!<wave>

I taught this pattern as a mystery quilt. Everyone used completely different fabrics and they all turned out great!

Wow just found this thread via another site----it's the one I am finishing for my neice--started by my sister,it's not that easy to put together---at least I haven't found it so.