20″ x 20″ , Dark wood is Heat treated ASH left over from a checker board adventure, Light wood is Pine shipping brace from oak wine barrels, The Red wood is African Mahogany salvaged from hard wood shipping dunage. Side note: the backer board was the cash register counter top from an ACE hardware that went out of business.
I have enjoyed finding a quilt block and trying to create the block in wood. I used pieces of waste-wood, which I never throw away, and was quite surprised at how it turned out. I chose a simple rectangular block so it wouldn’t be too hard. I am a novice woodworker but love to putter in this material in my old age. Thank you.
Very nice I like it a lot. Great job
always a first, always evolving
Beautiful
Beautiful quilt
This is NOT a barnyard quilt, but a box I made from a quilt pattern with Titebond glue
Made this quilt from scrap wood left over from our remodel project. It is on our accent wall and ties all the colors together.
Im having trouble getting a good clean edge to result in a good tight fit for glue ups
Very nice
20″ x 20″ , Dark wood is Heat treated ASH left over from a checker board adventure, Light wood is Pine shipping brace from oak wine barrels, The Red wood is African Mahogany salvaged from hard wood shipping dunage. Side note: the backer board was the cash register counter top from an ACE hardware that went out of business.
I made this art piece for my friend’s new home!
Like this
good jop
I enjoy all the different designs they all look great!
Very nice quilt
Hot Plate Trivet Puzzle Quilt Pattern
This is the Barnboard desk top my Son-in-law & I made so he could teach from home.
Just starting is there a time line?
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True Barn Quilt modeled after the quilt block Missouri Star but in John Deere colors.
I will be glad if win
Interesting project indeed, and I do use Tite Bond Glue.
I look, like this colour.It’s nice color.
Thanks for the chance to win and show off my work. I am looking forward to seeing all the fine projects!
Bar quilts are fun
I have enjoyed finding a quilt block and trying to create the block in wood. I used pieces of waste-wood, which I never throw away, and was quite surprised at how it turned out. I chose a simple rectangular block so it wouldn’t be too hard. I am a novice woodworker but love to putter in this material in my old age. Thank you.
My Son Jared made this for his daughter’s bed room. He asked me to entered it for him.
I made this quilt using pallet wood that I salvaged from a set I built for a middle school play plus one additional unpainted pallet that I salvaged.
Patriotic barn wood quilt pattern
Beautiful
Where can we see other entries?