Love this ,I have wanted to try an Indian style pattern but just have not done so yet. This is beautifully done.
thanks for sharing

The quilt is absolutely fantastic:) Your color choices are perfect. Love the story/explanation behind each block/row. What a great way to keep traditions alive. Thanks so much. What a keeper.

Stunning............... amazing how patterns and designs come down thru the ages.

Awesome....awesome...thanks for posting

Very creative

That is absolutely beautiful. Would you consider selling the pattern?

I love it.. and the colors

very nice like the colors!!!!

Nice job! It's awesome!

Thank you for putting names to the designs. Your quilt has so much meaning, and it's lovely.

Just plain awesome!!!

Love this quilt. I recognize some of the patterns that are also part of my grandmothers basket designs. You did great!

Again, thanks to all of you. I enjoy modern quilting, but at times it is great to continue the old ways, maybe with a new way of looking at them. I have huge respect for these traditional arts. I asked my friend the meanings of some of the other patterns she showed me, but the elders she asked did not know. Some were very easy to convert to quilt elements, some took a great deal of time.

Beautiful - I love it. What part of Northern California are you from? I was born in Quincy and lived in the Feather River Canyon in really small community called Twain until High School.

Very cool, similar to a Seminole quilt.

I am from San Francisco. My dear friend is Nor El Muk, a Wintu tribe. She and another friend supplied me with sketches of the motifs. These tribes are in Northern California.

This is very cool!

wow fantastic

My friend has the quilt now and is showing it off to other members of her tribe. BTW, she is a traditional basket maker, herself.