Barn Quilts are sweeping the nation! Barn quilts are outdoor art most often fashioned to look like a single quilt block. You do not need to have a barn to have a barn quilt. You will see them in towns, the city or in the country hanging on a house, garage, shed, fence or barn. Barn quilts create joy, help to unite communities and bring people together. A barn quilt trail will help bring tourism and is a way to show community pride. Information in this ebook will help you figure out how to start a barn quilt trail in your area.
You do not have to be an artist to paint a barn quilt-anyone can do it. If you follow the simple tips and tricks you will find you have created a work of art that will have people going around the block twice to catch another look!
This eBook is the first in a three eBooks series that will cover the complete process of making a barn quilt start to finish. This eBook will cover how to safely cut the barn quilt down from a large sheet of MDO, routering decorative edges, weatherproofing both routered and 90-degree edges, fixing cosmetic issues and priming so the foundation of your barn quilt will be strong and ready to take on the elements.
The second eBooks in this series will cover classic designs and inspirations, personalization, patterns and grids, Mariner’s Compass, circle, non-geometric and star designs.
The third eBook in this series will cover how to tape lines, trim tape, paint, pull tape and retape, touch up, finish and hang your barn quilt.
I include additional information that I feel is relevant to learning about barn quilts, getting barn quilt trails started, a full material list, things to think about before you start to make your barn quilt and uses for leftover material in every eBook. Whether the person reading this eBook is starting from scratch and cutting their own barn quilts, has a prepared barn quilt and is adding the design or is starting at the painting stag
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