Quilting yes....

Yikes! What on earth would possess someone to do that to their house? I wonder what the inside looks like?

Patti in Seattle

I am glad that house is not just within my range of vision from out of my front window. I guess if it is hidden by trees it would be ok.

John

At least folks who came to visit would have no problem finding your house! .. unless the whole neighborhood got into the act! (heavens - could you just image what that would look like!!!!!!) "Oh, I live in the scrappy, crazy-quilt house two blocks down on the left past the storm-at-sea house!" Snickering at the thought! ME-Judy

If there WAS a neighborhood like that you could call it Quilter's Corner, and just THINK of the parties!!.......

Karen, Queen of Squishies

it reminds me of the type of building that was common in England back in the 16th century, there are still many surviving examples, e.g.

To me, this looked like a badly done mock timber frame house, not a quilt pattern! Anne

I REALLY hope that photo is photoshopped. I can't stand to t hink somebody would actually live in that.

Sunny

There's no accounting for taste. Just outside of Chaska, MN, there is a house painted to look like a U.S. flag. It's been that way for several years. It's similar to this one, except the house is a small, one-story rambler: That's what I had to think of when I saw the "quilt" house photo.

Julia > I REALLY hope that photo is photoshopped. I can't stand to t hink

Isn't this the house photo that was used in pfaff advertisments a few years ago? jennellh