Ranch House Quilt
02-20-2017, 08:16 AM
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Ranch House Quilt
This started out to be another bunk house quilt, but it got to be too big for a narrow bunk house bed. It is shown in the picture on a king size bed. It is big enough for the guest bed in the ranch house.
The focus fabric is that horse print in the center blocks. It is made using a quilt as you go technique. Blocks were quilted individually and then attached vertically to made columns. Then the columns were attached. The borders were also added QAYG. I had hoped to use up a lot of scraps on this one, and I did. But not enough to significantly reduce my supply of browns and other earth tones.
This quilt could be considered to be reversible. I have used a variety of brown fabrics on the reverse side of the blocks, and they are arranged in somewhat of a pattern.
This will be another donation to the Bible camp quilt auction unless someone in my family claims it first.
The focus fabric is that horse print in the center blocks. It is made using a quilt as you go technique. Blocks were quilted individually and then attached vertically to made columns. Then the columns were attached. The borders were also added QAYG. I had hoped to use up a lot of scraps on this one, and I did. But not enough to significantly reduce my supply of browns and other earth tones.
This quilt could be considered to be reversible. I have used a variety of brown fabrics on the reverse side of the blocks, and they are arranged in somewhat of a pattern.
This will be another donation to the Bible camp quilt auction unless someone in my family claims it first.
02-20-2017, 11:32 AM
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Location: Omaha, NE
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Can you adopt me? I would love this quilt! Someone is going to be very lucky.
This started out to be another bunk house quilt, but it got to be too big for a narrow bunk house bed. It is shown in the picture on a king size bed. It is big enough for the guest bed in the ranch house.
The focus fabric is that horse print in the center blocks. It is made using a quilt as you go technique. Blocks were quilted individually and then attached vertically to made columns. Then the columns were attached. The borders were also added QAYG. I had hoped to use up a lot of scraps on this one, and I did. But not enough to significantly reduce my supply of browns and other earth tones.
This quilt could be considered to be reversible. I have used a variety of brown fabrics on the reverse side of the blocks, and they are arranged in somewhat of a pattern.
This will be another donation to the Bible camp quilt auction unless someone in my family claims it first.
The focus fabric is that horse print in the center blocks. It is made using a quilt as you go technique. Blocks were quilted individually and then attached vertically to made columns. Then the columns were attached. The borders were also added QAYG. I had hoped to use up a lot of scraps on this one, and I did. But not enough to significantly reduce my supply of browns and other earth tones.
This quilt could be considered to be reversible. I have used a variety of brown fabrics on the reverse side of the blocks, and they are arranged in somewhat of a pattern.
This will be another donation to the Bible camp quilt auction unless someone in my family claims it first.
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