It all started in adams county, ohio
2001 - 2021
This site is a living testament to the growing barn quilt movement.
What was created as a project to boost regional tourism, support artisans, and preserve barns,
barn quilt trails have become so much more: they are a celebration of creativity, joy, and the human experience.
What was created as a project to boost regional tourism, support artisans, and preserve barns,
barn quilt trails have become so much more: they are a celebration of creativity, joy, and the human experience.
OUR GOALEach barn quilt trail is as unique as its community. This is a celebration of your passion and hard work. |
First Let'sDiscover
Find a community barn quilt trail near you. Or make sure your trail can be found by others! Check out the crowd-sourced
map of barn quilt trails across North America. |
Now let's WORKAppreciate
Before they are lost to time, we are collecting the ideas and items created by makers of trails. This is a work in progress with the goal that you will be able
to search and find amazing examples of living history. |
IT'S UP TO USParticipate
Do you want your ideas or items
added to the archive? Send an email to [email protected] and we'll coordinate how to get involved. |
This site is hosted by the makers of the documentary film Pieced Together:
The story of Donna Sue Groves and the Barn Quilt Trail Movement.
The story of Donna Sue Groves and the Barn Quilt Trail Movement.
