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Gaytha Quinlin on August 8, 2010 at 04:29 PM said: I live in Covington, VA and have a star/cross barn quilt. I made it five years ago after reading an article about Donna Sue Groves in Country Woman Magazine. I was going through breast cancer and wanted to do something amazing here in honor of her. Since then, Donna Sue and I have become wonderful friends. There is not a barn quilt trail here in Alleghany County, but Donna Sue does include me in the tourism map of Barn Quilts. I think I am the lone ranger out here in VA. I would love to send you my barn quilt pic and have you make a jewelry pattern for me. Your work is beautiful. Thanks so much, Gaytha

Bud Cole on April 30, 2010 at 12:41 PM said: Randi--Your Dad would be so proud of you!!! I`m sure some of you skills are a product of your time with Bob. He was so precise in his skills and they have spilled over into your love for such beautiful works of art. Your work is awesome and your perfection is showing through. Thanks for sharing!!!! Bud Cole

Mary Todd, Michigan on April 13, 2010 at 03:47 PM said: On our resent trip south, my husband and I noticed the quilt squares on barns along the way. I couldn't wait to get to a place with internet to look them up. And, yup, we were right. We thought they had something to do with family and community. We now look harder to find them and are going to do a photo slide show of them to share. So special.

Amy from Snow Country on March 28, 2010 at 01:24 PM said: My sister from KY told me about your quilt jewelry and shared your website. What a great idea. We have many talented quilters here in the North Country of NH....and I have a barn on my property with a blank wall to the street. I have to say....I'm tempted to add a painted quilt to it and in the meantime, I'll be studying the different designs and meanings! Kudos to you!

Randesigns on March 17, 2010 at 02:35 PM said: Way to go Dan! Welcome to the site and I am glad we could shed (no pun intended) some light on your barn quilt mystery!

Dan Bauman on March 12, 2010 at 06:34 PM said: I am an outside sales person who sells pole barns and post frame buidings in Michigan and during my "on the road travels" have seen many quilts popping up all over Jackson and Lenawee counties. I was wondering what they were all about and after reading about them, I think that they are a way in which perhaps a little bit of the heritage of the communities may be saved from the grasps of the "Electronic Stronghold." I show them to my kids now and then and let them know what they are all about.

Margi Sondheim Henderson on February 14, 2010 at 08:46 AM said: Randi~ going thru FB and looking up Fellow Mainland friends I came across your name and checked out your link to your site here~ WOW! It's an awesome site, so easy to use too! And as for the pieces you have created, I truely can not find words to describe! I have had a passion for Barn Photography for years and throughout my travels, I have never seen these paintings on the sides of any barns! Anyhow, I love your work, truely beautiful! Congratulations on your sucesses! Sincerely Margi by the way~ your daughter is hands down adorable!!

Joyce Gish on January 12, 2010 at 11:50 AM said: I received a watch and a photo pendant for Christmas. I love both. The photo of the 'quilt watch' doesn't do it justice. It is beautiful and such a joy to wear. The photo pendant is so fantastic. It has my grand daughter's photo in it and is a lovely piece of jewelty as well. I am waiting for you to post photos of the new line of photo jewelry on your website. I also rceived two rings for Christmas and they too are eye catching and fun to wear. WHen I go out now I go in style.

Kristin on November 29, 2009 at 05:09 PM said: I can't believe this has been around so long and I have never seen it until I visited relatives in southern Iowa. The only problem was that I didn't know what the quilts were all about until I got home (WI) and googled it. I think this is a great way to promote historic barn preservation programs. www.townofchase.org

Bonita Mullins on October 12, 2009 at 04:24 PM said: I bought a necklace with Lewis County charm last year at their Quilt show. You mentioned that you were working on a new charm for Greenup County. I would love to have that one if it is available. My e-mail is nitasbabytreasures@ yahoo.com Please let me know if I might be able to order it from an address, since I do not use a credit card on-line. Thank you so much and it was a pleasure speaking with you at that show.

colleen K. of Pennsylvania Barn Quilts on October 2, 2009 at 08:21 PM said: Wow!!! I absolutely love your quilt jewelry! I have started my own barn quilt business just this summer in PA. our website is www.pabarnquilts.com I would like your pemission to link your website to mine. My barn quilt is the Summer Star Flower pattern. I would love it made into earrings. How much do you charge for custom designs? As far as I know, there are no trails in PA except for the one that we have started in my hometown of Bullskin Township. There are five barn quilts around here now. Are you familiar with Suzi Parron? She is writing along with Donna Sue Goves the book Barn Quilting and the American Quilt Trail soon to be released through Ohio University Press. She is listing our trail here as the first in Pennsylvania! We ar so PROUD!!

Karla on September 4, 2009 at 06:29 PM said: Your jewelry is beautiful! I'm so glad you contacted me about quilts in Garrard County or I may never have found out about you. I'm going to try my best to get to show in Danville so I can meet you. :)

Ginny on July 20, 2009 at 01:18 PM said: I love your jewelry and the barn quilt blocks. I would love to find any that are in NJ since I live there.

Erika on July 7, 2009 at 07:00 AM said: Could your new product be Rings? I hope so, and can't wait to see!!! How in the world do you plan to do that?

LeeAnn Creager on May 4, 2009 at 05:15 AM said: Your jewelry is beautiful! I found your website through twitter.

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