Ooooohh!! Great Job! I love the quilt!!! :)

Beautiful!

BTW to those of you who enjoying her mini -horse pictures and didn't notice, she has a link to the site she has up with lots of pictures.

I love seeing the horses, the barns, etc., but I guess my favorite is the page where they have visitors from assisted living coming to visit.

Maybe she'll show them this quilt next time? :P

It has been so much fun to watch your quilt evolve. I found myself checking the board a lot more often just to see if new pictures were posted.Thanks so much for taking the time to show your WIP through all the steps :!: :D
I didn't see a single mistake and think it looks oh so pretty!

Wow! It really turned out beautifully! So colorful and bright. You did an awesome job with planning and piecing!

Oh wow, Karla, that is gorgeous! That is an awesome quilt and you did a wonderful job on it! :)

I really had to search to find your fix! I might swap out the upper right medium blue rectangle with a darker one, rather than switch that other to medium. I think that the variety of shades is attractive, and the top swap would be easier to do. However I would really have to weigh whether it would be worth the trouble, because it looks FANTASTIC AS IS!!

Here are the choices for the log cabin squares for the border. The strips will only be cut 1.25 inches, so that won't show much. But does anyone see any fabric I should pull from the possibilities?

Great job Barn, can not wait to see the borders on it.

Kyia

:lol: :lol: Pull 'em all and send them to me! :lol: :lol:

Sigh! They are gorgeous!

I pulled 3 from the lights so far--all the ferny ones. There was a blue, a green (one of my favorites), and one with yellow/tan ferns. I know at such sknny strips it wouldn't have made that big a dfference, but I layed them out and kept going into the sewing room to check on them :roll: --and it's some how softer--less stormy without those 3. So, back into the stash closet they went.

I'll keep evaluating till Friday--then start cutting. :D