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I am getting ready to make my grown son a quilt. His home is all done in western style. I just can't seem to find any good patterns and am not real sure where to look. I thought about doing the rail quilt, but not sure if that would really look western. I want to thank you ahead of time for any information or ideas you can share!
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Judi check out this site. If you scroll about 1/2 way down the page there are several different links for FREE western quilt patterns. Hope this helps you. crafty_linda_b
http://www.crazycreekquilts.com/free...-patterns.html |
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You could use a simple pattern and go for western fabrics! My friend made this gorgeous quilt, the blue fabrics have cowboy silhouettes, and the black fabric has horseshoes. It's very masculine, too.
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http://www.swdecoratives.com
Great patterns here. Mostly southwest (New Mexico), but there might be something you like. I plan to do a turning twenty around the block using horse, cowboy, etc., fabric. |
Originally Posted by Peckish
You could use a simple pattern and go for western fabrics! My friend made this gorgeous quilt, the blue fabrics have cowboy silhouettes, and the black fabric has horseshoes. It's very masculine, too.
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Judi,
I made a 'Turning Twenty Again' quilt and used all western fabric - that's 20 different western fat quarters. It is a manly, western looking quilt. |
thomp, thanks for the link!
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Thank you guy's for the links, it helped me to make up my mind. I am going to go with the rail using some of the great fabrics I seen in the linkS that you gave me. THANKS!
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Try to google "Pieces of the West", you should get a pic.
It's a wonderful quilt. I bought the pattern just a couple of months ago in Oklahoma. May be you like it. |
What about using denim and bandana prints on whatever pattern you use.
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