BarnQuilts

This “Flock of Birds”quilt block design by BarnQuilts in combines small triangles that seem to swoop upward. Many quilts made with this design date back to the mid-19th century, and some suggest it symbolized the movement of enslaved people toward freedom. It will soon be “flying off to a customer in .

The 60-30-10 rule in fabric quilting is varying fabric values (light to dark), and evenly distributing your prints so the eye moves smoothly across the design.
BarnQuilts can also apply this rule with great effects. (4’by4’ size)

Quilted Pumpkins!!
Oh my!!!🧡

SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT . . .
A crazy quilt is a quilt with no perceivable design or pattern, lacking repeating motifs, and often made out of discarded scraps of cloth and color.
2’by2’ size shown.

Go Buckeyes!!@

Orange symbolizes energy, warmth, creativity, and enthusiasm by blending red's fiery passion with yellow's cheerful optimism.
Now you know why pumpkins are so popular!!!🧡

Getting some inspiration at the Canfield County Fair in . 3rd largest county fair in the country!!!
We’ve decided to go with a pumpkin design.

Customer shared pics of one of our designs recently mounted on their beautiful mountain home.
This design is a 3’by3’ size and fits the space well.
Thanks for sharing!!!❤️

BarnQuilts in

Yard Art, barn quilt style . . . .