I am slowly (but surely), working my way through getting all of my father's siblings a quilt. Here is a wall hanging kit that was purchased by a friend because she liked the fabric, but after looking at the instructions decided against it. I have added a few more borders and extended it to a queen-sized.

great quilt lots of thought put into it :thumbup:

Not really, it was one of the easier ones I've done. ;)

I love it when the easy ones look so impressive!

That is so unique. I never seen that fabric before

That's a great quilt! Nice work!

Is the Indian women fabric or applique? Would like to know manufactor if it is fabric.

It is beautiful, love the border

Nice quilt.

How many siblings. The quilt looks great. What a lovely thing to do

I love it! The quilt is beautiful and the colours and the fabric choices are superb.

I love this quilt, I love southwest quilts.
Rae

Very nice and very different - great job.

Love the quilt.
Sewfine

I think I would have bought that kit because of the fabric, too. It looks like the quilt was fun to put together.

I love this one too!!!

Great quilt

Beautiful

Will keep watching for reply. I would also love to have some of the border if it is a fabric. If you appliqued the Indian ladies, about how big did you make them?

Beautiful work. Love the colors!

Beautiful southwest colors in this quilt and I hope auntie appreciates all that hard work.

It is pre-printed fabric. I don't know the manufacturer. The kit was the last one in my LQS. I haven't seen it again since my friend bought the kit.

Beautiful !! :-D

Very beautiful quilt!

Mcmad, that is beautiful, and your extra borders look like they were made for it!

Do you know the name of the pattern? My friend asked for a wallhanging in those exact colors!

I love it. The colors are beautiful, some of my favs.

Great quilt. I love your colors and really like the border.

6 or 7... :? There may be one over in Arkansas, but I don't have an address, and I am not sure she is still alive, but the others have gotten theirs (minus the youngest). It is being quilted now. Hopefully, I can get it in the mail to him by Monday.

I don't know the name of the pattern, but the center was 2-1/2" strips (12 or 14-wof) sewn into a tube and cut into 4-1/2" widths. Cut the seam between the 1st and last print (1st strip), cut in middle of 1 print (2nd strip), cut the seam between the 1st and 2nd print (3rd strip), and so-on. The strips are sewn together all the way across). I was thinking of doing a zig-zag for the next one of these that I try.

Nice quilt, I love those colors

Very pretty!!

I love it, the little indian ladies are wonderful!

What an awesome quilt! You did a beautiful job on it :D:D:D

What fabulous fabrics! Where did you find them? I love Native American designs and fabrics.

You did a really nice job!

that is really pretty I am sure she will love it :thumbup:

Madeline, thanks for explaining. I drew a diagram and now I think I get it! Can't wait to try this technique. Nicky

That is a very nice quilt.

Love the colors. The border fabric is awesome too. Nice work :)

pretty

What a beautiful quilt.