Here is one I have just finished. It is placed on the bed for display purposes. It was made to be used as a "winter" quilt as it is heavier than other other quilts we have, and larger in size that either of them that are used for the more temperate months. This should remedy the eternal tug of war that takes place on cold winter nights. It will spend most of it's daylight life, folded over the quilt rack at the foot of the bed. It is called Clown Quilt, and I think it should be used with a squeeze bulb horn fixed to the headboard. It is certainly colorful, but as it will be used in a darkened room, it shouldn't be too jarring, when seen folded over the quilt rack at the foot of the bed. I wanted to use up some of the bold primary colored solids that I have, so, there you go. I am designing a more subtle quilt in greens that will be of the same heavier weight, that will be used on the bed as a bedspread. All references to clowning around in bed, will be forgiven.
Size: 92" x 92", 4 patch made of 3' squares, 1" sashing, border made of 2" colored strips.
Enjoy,
John