My Quilty Barn quilt is quilted! I just need to bind it, but my Bernina is in for repair and I don't really want to attach the bindin...

  I love this "cool threads" block! I chose bright, happy fabrics for the thread. This is block #5 of the silo barns...

This quilty silo barn is #7 and it's perfect for October! I think the teal barn color goes really well with the orange patchwork pu...

These barns are always so much fun to design and make! Lori has some really cute vintage photos on her blog, and you can get the instruc...

This "quilty barn along" journey has been so much fun and I even made a new friend, Joanna :) I really like this quilt. Like...

Here are my blocks, all laid out the way I think they look the best. Four of my blocks aren't red, I patterned them after ones I saw...

I really liked sewing this block.  Lori has a really interesting and different way of making a flying geese block. Here tutorial is he...

I love sewing these barn blocks! I dug through my scrap box and found 1 l/2" strips to make this "bitty scrap around" blo...

I made this barn block the same day that Lori posted it on her blog but I'm just getting around to blogging about it today. I always...

Well, I finished my fourth silo barn. I think my little egg basket block turned out really cute :) I copied the fabrics that Lor...

Hi Everyone, happy Monday :) I love the Quilty Barn Along that Lori Holt is doing on her blog, Bee in my Bonnet. It has been so much f...

I love making these barns!  How many times can I say that? The block on this barn is called "peas and carrots". I was lucky t...

This block is called Country Crossroads. I really love the colors and prints, the block almost looks three dimensional. I love thi...

This is the Chicken Foot quilt block. I love it! Wouldn't it be great to sew a quilt with these blocks? Do the colors pop out at...