"Fall Into the Woods" is a quilt I designed myself! I had purchased the wildlife panels - just because I liked them. Never found a pattern to quite fit, so just started designing blocks to go around them. My living room decor is all fall colors. When the quilter had it on the long arm in my LQS, she told me that everyone that came into the store asked for the pattern! :-D

Gorgeous - well done!

Oh, Wow! That's a great quilt! Very creative.

Very Pretty!

It's stunning. I can see why so many people asked about the pattern.

No wonder everyone was asking for the pattern!! What a great job you did !! It is wonderful!! :thumbup:

Ditter

Really lovely design work. Has all the elements of a wonderful quilt....balance, colour and interest.

Beautiful, you have captured the outdoors of Oregon..love it!

Beautiful

Love it! Gorgeous! Job well done

pretty

You are very creative!! You did a beautiful job of using the wildlife panel. You would never know that it started life out as a panel, you did such a wonderful job on your blocks. :thumbup:

I too would have asked for the pattern. It is beautiful !!!!

wonderful job!

That is beautifal. You are talented. I can why everyone wanted the pattern. :thumbup:

Very nice looking quilt! Great use of panels in your pattern.

That is absolutely WONDERFUL. I love it.

Awesome!!! I love your original design!!!
It looks like Oregon to me too!!! :D:D:D

You should be very proud of yourself :!: You did a wonderful job :thumbup: :thumbup:

It's a fabulous quilt! I can see why folks wanted the pattern. Call yourself a quilt designer. :thumbup:

Wonderful quilt -- one of a kind for sure!

Quiltingnonie,
This has probably been asked already, but in looking at your avatar, I see a quilt that looks like the "Three Sisters" mountains from Sisters, Oregon. Am I right?

really nice quilt

YES, you are! The pattern is called "Sisterscape" designed as the 2006 Commemorative quilt for the Sisters Quilt Show. The original pattern called for floral fabrics all through the center NY Beauty blocks. However, I chose to make each block a different colorway..."color wheels" I called them. It was a challenge, but worth every agony as it was my wedding gift to my daughter...and they LOVE it!

Not sure I would go that far..... One thing I did learn: it really is more difficult to design a quilt than one would think. (reason why I have random strips here and there in the quilt!)

wow..you are creative! :thumbup: