I would want to be bright, bold and very dramatic.  I would want to make a statement, stand out in a crowd, no mousy wishy-washy colors for me!

I would be vintage fabric, well worn, classic quilt pattern, with a  bright background fabric like robins egg blue or sunshine yellow to show that I keep trucking along calmly, but get heated when I need to.  I would be probably be found hanging out on the clothesline, soaking up the sunshine and the country breeze, finally away from all the city smells.  

I most likely would be unfinished, collection of scraps, some squares beautiful and some ugly, some with uneven seams and coming undone. Absolutely nothing squared on what has been done but showing promise and warmth when complete.

I would be an antique quilt.  I have always felt like  I was born in the wrong century.   Probably early 1800's to post Civil War era.  So I might be a Civil War era quilt, possibly even an Runaway Quilt!!  

I would be brightly colored and would have solids mixed in with my prints.  I would be versatile. . .elegant or cozy country, depending on where I happen to be.  

I would be a classic pattern made with new fabrics--not too bold but not too drab, either.

I would be made of bright scraps, and some odd fabrics, too. I naturally have my lights and darks, and I would wear well. Be especially good with children whether they needed me as a sick blanket, or for making a fort. I have been washed alot, and used alot. Definitely a utility quilt that has done its job in hugging and sharing.

I would be a quilt made with loving and caring hands; to be a part of someone's life that is dealing with hardship whether it be physical or emotional . I would want to offer comfort , knowing someone loved them.

I would be a quilt that was made with loving and caring hands . I would want to be given to someone who was suffering from physical or emotional struggles; as a sign that someone loved them. I would want them to snuggle with me like a close friend.

I would be a geometric classic  quit of some kind. I would be made of fall colors that defiantly has a paisley print of some sort incorporated in me.  I would be well used to help keep the chill off a fall afternoon.

If I were a quilt, I'd be light, fresh and fairly float on the air.  I'd smell like laundry that just came in off the cloths line on a summer's day.  When people would see me they would know I was made with great Love and Care.  My colors would blend with an iridescent shimmer, shining so bright as to create a rainbow effect.  People would want to cover up with me because they'd know I felt like a warm hug; the cares of this world would slowly drop off them as the comfort of me as a quilt soothed and enveloped them in restful sleep.

That's what a quilt means to me.  

If I were a quilt, I would lap sized, so I was snuggled up a lot. Hand made with loving hands.  Made with soft fabric,bright and cheerfully. Quilted with a group of fellow quilting friends, laughter, smiles, and just having fun making me, so all could enjoy.

I would be earthy colored with hints of bright blues and greens peeking out occasionally.  I would carry along the fun, laughter and camaraderie to share with you. that was shared when my group of friends got together to dream me up, cut the fabric to make me, put a warm lining in my middle and lovingly sew and quilt me.  I would be queen sized because we all know quilts are female and that is a fitting size for a fine lady quilt.  I would be your go to quilt for warmth, comfort, and sweet dreams. I would be "your" quilt~

Jeanne

If I were a quilt, I would be made of 100% cotton 1930's prints scrappy pattern, filled with a warm and natural  100% cotton batting, hand sewn, hand quilted, with built in serenity, love and warm hugs. I would be your best friend, I would take away your fears, keep you warm when you are cold, make you feel better when you were sick, and surround you with security. I would be lying at the foot of your bed so that if you needed me, I was available for a quick nap. I would comfort you any time, any where, and be whatever you needed me to be. I would curl up with you as you enjoyed a warm cup of tea, read your favorite book, or watch a movie. I would be available for snuggle time with your kids or Grandkids, neices or nephews. I would allow you to share me with your best friend when she has had a hard day or needs some special care, but I will always return to you because close to your heart is where I need to be.

If I were a quilt my colors would be warm, vibrant autumn hues to warm you as Fall approaches, miraculously changing to cheery reds, green, white and gold to herald the Holiday season, then transforming into soft, sweetly romantic floral pastels as gentle Spring gives a nod, and finally mimic skies of blue and white with sunshine yellow sprinkled through to lift you into Summer.  I would be a quilt for all seasons and I would serve best where needed most.  

I would be red, white and blue and feature fabrics with patriotic symbols.

I love Asian fabrics. The main theme of the quilt would include a Kimono using panels that create a story. In the corners, I would have fans to represent a Geisha at a tea ceremony.

I'd be a crazy quilt with lots of colors, fabrics, textures and LOADS of different stitches. I don't like to follow the rules much!!

Hmmm... rumpled, definitely used. No "folded nicely and put on a shelf". Colors... well, there would be black in the background to bring all the other colors forward. Bright colors, Laurel Burch-type palette. Definitely a cat or cat fabric in there somewhere. Although I don't particularly like sampler quilts, I would probably be a sampler of all the different techniques I have tried and learned and used.

I would be a quilt of many fabrics, not necessarily many different colors, but scrappy 100% cottons.  I would not be queen or king sized, but just right for curling up with and reading a good book or watching TV.  I would  like to be comfy for a sick or tired person who needs a hug or smile.

I would be a well worn and well loved vintage.

In reality...I'd be pretty well worn....actually worn out! frayed edges, faded, holes needing repairs, etc. BUT, in my imagination, I would probably be a bold, colorful, eyecatching, award winning design, with a bit of sparkle, and VERY well made.

If I were a quilt I would be made from batiks in earth tones with shades of brown and tans accented with burnt orange, dark reds and golds. My pattern would be simple yet striking and I would be on a bed or on the couch in the LR where I am well loved and used.  Because I have been created with loving hands in earth tones people are comforted with my touch and presence. I get pleasure in the warm secure feeing people get when they are wrapped in my love.

"If" I were a quilt?! I feel I AM a quilt! I want nothing more than to keep my loved ones warm and happy.

I try to offer whatever comfort is needed for those that come to me. Made of traditional blocks of varying

colors: some modern twists can be found throughout my make up. I am not well-traveled, but still quite

worn. Because I enjoy entertaining different views and opinions, I am quite scrappy, made from the collected thoughts and ideas saved from a lifetime of people I have met and books I have read. I love

quilts so much that I have turned into one!

if I were a quilt I would be colorful, bright and warm -- I would cover my children and spouse and keep them safe and warm.

I would definitely by made of feedsacks because I am very frugal and love to make do with what I have. I'm also very traditional, so the pattern would be as well.

I would definitely be well worn and used.  My colors would be faded, but they would be bright.  I would have been used by my spouse, children and grandchildren when ill or watching TV.  I'm a stay at home type of quilt.  I don't like to leave the house except when I'm drying on the line.  

I would be well worn, patchwork with reproduction prints of days of long ago.  I would be in the family room ready to wrap around my loved ones and that includes my fur baby, Shadow.  I'd stay at home and only go out to dry on the line in glorious Colorado sunshine.

If I were a quilt, it would be a very complicated design that I could only dream of making.  As a beginner who taught herself to sew and quilt in my mid-sixties, I'm always trying something more difficult than I am capable of making--so I would be a kaleidoscope or a complicated crazy quilt of some kind.

I would be a crazy quilt with no color scheme, lots of embroidery, and not bound.

If I were a quilt, I'd be a Christmas quilt filled with redwork Father Christmas figures. I love doing embroidery and I love holiday fabrics (see my stash and you'll understand). My redwork would be sashed with a snowflake print and then I'd have several borders using  all the rest of those luscious fabrics I'm collecting!

I would have soft colors in the center and a big heart surrounded by very bold colors.  The borders me would carry pictures of my husband, dog, kids and grandkids.  My border would have to be a little rough around the edges--well worn, well used, well loved.  That's me!

If I were a quilt, I'd be bright colored, but not too overpowering.  I would be made with love.  And don't be surprised if there are some frogs peering out at you!

I'm afraid I would be a rather tattered, worn quilt from having been drug around, used as a tent, thrown on the floor for movie watching and just generally used and used up!

If I were a quilt I would be bright bold colors, with a touch of  pink & purple. The bright colors for my outgoing personality, the pink for my breast cancer & purple was the favorite color of the daughter I lost. I would be pieced in a definite pattern as I am teased about be a perfectionist. One area of the quilt would be very worn from holding my beloved grandchildren.

If I were a quilt I would be traditional because I want people to know what to expect when they are with me.  I would be well worn because I like to interact with people, show people I care and give lots of warm feelings as I wrap myself around them.  I also like to help loved ones celebrate life so I want to be used often as a tent over a table for little ones, as a picnic blanket, as that special quilt that gets wrapped around you by the campfire.

I would be bright and beautiful!  Clear and uncluttered but with a few choice embellishments.  I would be hanging up.  I love to look at my finished works of art.

If I were a quilt, my colors would be red, white and blue and I would have lots and lots of stars!  I would be large enough to wrap around and comfort a soldier!

If I were a quilt I would need to bright and colorful. It would need to have some unique design or uncommon theme. Like steampunk or neo-victorian. And it would need to be big to be able to wrap up in. And well used, not a wall hanging quilt.

No doubt I would be a HUGE scrappy quilt.  While I am a loyal friend and a great listener (comforter) and haven't learned how to say "no" in 47 years!  I am all over the place.  My DH swears it's the Gemini in me.  I just can't pick one thing to stick with.  I always like the next piece of fabric better than the one I just got :)  I'm scrappy too :)  Always getting into things and refusing to give up ;)

Mine would be florals and fruit trees and gardens.  Like the Garden of Eden.....perfect world.

A scrappy quilt like the ones my grandma use to make & I would sit with her cutting up our old clothes and organize the various shapes by color...  Some of my happiest memories.  No wonder I didn't hesitate to make my own quilt while in high school.  A prized possession is her quilt hoop on which I quilted my first quilt with Grandma's guidance.  My mother bought it for her when at eighteen she started her first job.  My mom used it on the quilts for my children & now I use it to quilt for my grandchildren.  Luckily my sisters felt I should have it.  When ever I use it, it reminds me how lucky I am to come from such a loving & caring family!!

Aloha,

Lynn

If I were a quilt I would have bright colors with some shiny metalic accents but I would not be too busy so everybody could rest when using me.

I would be a RED, not dull or drab, but bright RED, log cabin or maybe Irish Chain with white quilt with lots of country attitude, and with my grey cat Spook lying right in the middle of me.

If I were a quilt, I'd be soft and cozy for long nights on the couch with my family while watching movies, eating pop corn. If I were a quilt, I would have been used as a tent across some chairs for children to play under. If I were a quilt, the dog would get caught sleeping on me at every opportunity he finds. If I were a quilt, I'd be the first thing offered to an honored guest sleeping over. If I were a quilt, I'd be found showing off my colors and pattern at a guild meeting or a quilt show. If I were a quilt, I would be a gift to a homeless child in a shelter so he or she would feel safe. All this and more I would be, if I were a quilt.

I'de be a crazy quilt made from old wool and embelished with lots of colors. Hand and machine embroidery , applique and old buttons. I'de be warm, soft  and with all different shapes and colors.

If I were a quilt, I'd adorn the beautiful colors of my country, Red, White, and Blue.  I would be quilted by a thoughful member of the quilting guild.  You, see, she put tender loving care into every stitch until it was ready for it's new owner.  And that would be a dedicated patriart of our forces, who was just wounded and in a hospital somewhere, getting healed.  I'd wrap myself aroung this souldier and tell him or her that everything will be alright.  Today after getting all the IV's put in, I'd wrap myself around them and give them warmth and loving care, and let them know they will be alright.  I'd want to be a big part of their healing, just to hold them, comfort them and love them to pieces .....(Pieces sewn with lots and lots of love, and to bring warmth and comfort).  and someday be hanging on their wall in their own home safe and sound.  

I would be a classic pattern, like snowball and nine patch, made with batiks - blues and greens and purples - sparkling to brighten up the day.

If I were a quilt I would be a scrappy, of many colors, well made, of the best cottons and would last and last and last.  I would be a classic pattern and a little worn around the edges.  I would be with one of my children and their children for a very, very  long time.  I would remind them of 'Mom' or 'Gramma' and how much she loved them. I would be a comfort to them and wrap myself around them and love them for as long as I would last.

If I were a quilt, I would be well worn, of a simple classic pattern such as log cabin.  The colors would be subdued:  brown, blues, rust, and dusty rose; with bright sunny yellows for accent.  I would be covered with cat and dog hair; edges frayed, with a few places chewed by puppies or torn by children, but carefully mended.  I would be found wherever the family gathers; draped accross the couch in the family room, as a picnic cloth for outdoor gatherings, wrapped around a sick child.  

If I were a quilt, I would be scrappy and bold in color, with fine embellishments throughout.  I would be traditional, but the most artistic expression of tradition.  I would be well worn and well loved and I would be kept out in the open where anyone who needed a big warm hug could snuggle right into me.

If I were a quilt . . . I would be a sunrise with the morning rays being all different applique and fabric painted designs, the sun being black and white photos of my family and friends on yellow fabric, and the horizon being made up of novelty fabrics.  Even though I have been quilting for over ten years all the quilts that I have made generally use novelty fabrics.  My quilts are usually made for family, friends, and friend's children.  I strive to expand my quilting repertoire into applique and fabric painted.  The sunrise symbolizes my desire to make more creative quilts in the future.

If I were a quilt I would be a classic pattern done in none classic style.  Maybe a Mariner's Compass in the center with something dramatic like a linear print in the main points and complimentary colors for the other points and halo rings around the Compass.  Or maybe I would be done in something with New York Beauty blocks.  OOOHH I love pointy designs and no mousy colors.  I would catch your eye from a distance and make you look.

If I were a quilt I would be made with bold primary colour solids and patterns sewn into geometric shapes. I would be in colours and textures that make one's heart sing!

If I were a quilt I would have lots of charactors in my blocks. From childrens scenes to butterflies to dogs, cats or horses. I don't like just flowers or checks. Of course I would also need some bright and sunny solid colors for my other scenes to stand out

If I were a quilt---I would be HAPPY & SCRAPPY !!! No Civil War fabric or neons for me  Classic block patterns only---Bluesy and Lilac with a touch of white.  But with that being said, I would also be a Sunbonnet Sue and Suspender Sam in another life!!!

If I were a quilt, I would be soft and cuddly made of soft dusty-looking colors like rose, faded blue, soft yellow - all soothing to the eye and spirit, well worn and well loved.

I would be a log cabin in beautiful fall colors and primitive patterns and I would be placed on the back of the sofa in the family room to be used and cuddled.

If I was a quilt I would be in fall colors with some primitive patterns. I would be a log cabin pattern and probably be placed on the back of the sofa in the family room.  I would be used by who ever needs me and I would be loved so much and when I get old I would bring back so many happy memories to the ones who love me.

If I were a quilt I would have beautiful bold colors with a touch of pastel mixing in grey and black shadowing to bring out my perfect tiny stitches with spots of uneven spaced stitches to bring out the many features I have hidden in the details. Some quilted feathers to flatter you.With cotton batting to show my slim spots and 80/20 to show of my many puffy sides.

If I were a quilt, I would be soft, warm, and snuggly but I would also be a sampler because there are so many different things I like and am interested in. One block or quilt pattern could not show who I really am. I am a wife, mom, grandmother, student, teacher, learner. I donate time, money and energy because giving makes not just me happy but the ones who receive unexpected gifts. A quilt will last for generations when cherished and taken care of. I cherish my famiy and friends and the quilts are only a small token of this love. You can never have too many quilts! Or family or friends.

If  I was quilt I would be full of color of spring and sumer flowers, sunflower daisy and pantsy and somewhere there would be the color purple my farvotie color in my block of spring  etc.

I would be an art quilt.  People would look at me, not knowing exactly what I was all about, but if they focus on certain areas, the image would become clear to them. If I were viewed at one angle, I would look like one thing, but if the viewer would move their location and take a look at me, I would appear differently.  I would be made out of a variety of fabrics or repurposed items, some not so common to traditional quilting, but unusal materials attached to a good base.  Paint, inks, glitter, paper, crayons, buttons, felt tip markers and beads would be some of the items either attached to me or used on me to make the picture complete. I would also not ever be totally complete but continually changing and growing.  

IF I was a quilt I would be bright, bold and contemoray.  Fall or winter colors, yet soft and gentle

enough for my dogs to walk or sleep on.

If I were a quilt I would be a charm quilt. Everything I know about life, love, spirituality....well everything...came from so many different sources. Every person I've ever met has taught me something--sometimes something positive, sometimes not. Every place I've been to, every book I've read, every aspect of my world has brought me to the person I am today. A conglomeration of all things. A little wiser and more comfortable with myself with each passing year. My favorite place to be would be on a child's bed, a "charm," if you will, to keep the monsters at bay and keep that child safe and warm.

If I was a quilt, I would be a cozy flannel rag edge scrappy quilt.....warm and cuddly for snuggling up under in front of the fireplace on a cold wintry night.

I would be a bold and bright well worn quilt.  I would choose to be a lap quilt either for a child or an adult.  I like snuggling to my loved ones, hugging them and giving them kisses just like the lap quilt.  I believe a lap quilt given in love symbolizes bold and brightness and being well worn.  It also envelopes the receiver in love each and every night or day they use it when they are cold, alone or scared as a means of comfort from a loved one saying we love you.  This is the type of person I am and so therefore this is the type of quilt I would be if I was to be a quilt.

If I were a quilt I would definately be scrappy. Many different patterns and colors would make the whole. I would definately be machine pieced and quilted. I would strive to pass on the feelings of fun and love that went into my making. Cats and kids are welcomed to nap and play. I would hope that all the good times I was part of result in signs of wear.  Please don't keep me folded up in some safe place. Use me and enjoy me, and let me bring comfort and warm feelings.  

If I were a quilt, I would be a warm yellow.  A yellow that brightens any space it enters.

...and I would be red.  A rhubarb red - to say, "I am not afraid to stand out in a crowd".

...and I would be browns, from ecru to espresso.  Browns speak of being grounded, of being a strong base from which to build and explore.

If I were a quilt, I would have arches and swirls.  The journey through life should never be a straight line.

It I were a quilt, I would be on the couch, not hung on a wall.  I would wrap myself around those I love and keep them warm on a chilly night.  I would provide comfort when sorrows overwhelm...and be a cape when imagination reigns.

If I were a quilt....

If I were a quilt I would be a sampler made with both cotton and silks in warm winter colors with just a touch of light for contrast. Some blocks would be very precise and well put together, others would be crazy patch made with decorative stitches over the top. The sashing would be narrow or maybe even nonexistent because each block would almost seem to blend into the next.

If I were a quilt, I would be a well loved, well worn cotton crazy quilt. A bit wrinkled -from all the washing and drying, a bit stained and tattered from all the adventures I have been on. I would be made of pieces of favorite dresses and shirts, pieces of fabrics that needed a home and pieces of fabric lovingly selected. I would have feather stitching and zigzags, scallops and satin stitches, tentative hand embrodriery stitches from little ones just learning to hold a needle. Not perfect but loved!

I would be very well put together in calm earth tones. I would keep my someone special warm all the time. But if you turned me over and took a closer look I would be bold and darring somewhat crazy and thinking outside the box.

If I were a quilt I would be bright colored, whimsical and would entice the onlooker to ask - how did you do that?  Linda Blessing

If I were a quilt, I'd be a soft and cuddly raggy quilt made out of printed flannel, just right for cuddling up under when you were down in the dumps or under the weather or for the kids to use as an indoor tent in stormy weather

If a were a quilt, I would be made of lots of old, but vibrant colors which would be used for making statues, and would have as many Presidents faces like Mount Rushmore, and I would finish up with signatures on my back which tells of all the wonderful things I did while I was President.  For those

Presidents who did not make much of statement or leave a legacy, unfortunately would be hanging out back on the ledge so to speak.

I would have silly brightly colored prints, and would not look like the ordinary quilt. Probably more circles, than sharp corners.

I would be a "Crazy Quilt" because there are so many types of things I like to do and I never know which way I am going next.  I crochet, knit, make jewelry, embroidery, work with clay, sew of course, made things with wood, floral arranging, Temari, and just about anything I see and like I will want to try it.  So yes a crazy quilt for me because there is so much interest in one with so many different things to see.

Thank goodness for an understanding hubby ~.^  

I would be a bright colorful busy quilt, maybe a crazy quilt.  I love the bright colors and I always go out of the lines.

If I were a quilt I would be a well worn Crazy Quilt with lots of different fabrics and textures. There would be lots of embellishments and some hidden surprises.  I would be a queen size quilt that could keep you really warm and snuggled.  You would feel safe and loved when you were wrapped in this quilt.

If I were a quilt I would be soft and warm, and the fabrics would be scrappy but pastel - nothing that stands out, but only blends pleasingly. My seams would be good but not perfect. I'd be pieced with a little applique thrown in - all traditional patterns. There would be flaws, but no one would be afraid to hug me.

If i were a quilt I would be colorful, blooming with purple flowers, sorta whimsical but traditional. I would be made with love and be used respectfully, not just hung on a wall.

If i were a quilt I would be colorful, blooming with purple flowers, sorta whimsical but traditional. I would be made with love and be used respectfully, not just hung on a wall.

If I were a quilt it definitely would be from the 30's.  I love all the 30's fabrics. Fabrics with children because they are so sweet and innocent.  The colors of soft pastels just flowing through the breeze.

Karen C

I'd be a Kaffe Fassett type quilt - a wild riot of colors that somehow work together and combine into the most breathtaking of quilts.  It would have to be one of his floral ones - none of those geometric prints for me - with every color imaginable.

If I were a quilt I would be a queen size classic quilt with a twist.  I always try to think out of the box and add something of my own.  Like lace and ric rack to Sun Bonnet Sue or some embroidery.

If I were a quilt, I'd have a lot of sharp angles and straight lines, maybe a star. I'd be tied to my roots, so maybe a Lomoni Star. I'd be batiks, so mostly solid with some wavering. I'd be bright and cheery, so maybe pinks and greens- very different. But I'd have some raw edge applique as I'm always on the fray.

If I were a quilt, I would be king sized, 30's fabrics (hopefully the original, not the reproductions), in a very traditional pieced and/or appliqued pattern.  I think of myself as a dresden plate with a flying geese border, soft colors, a soft and comforting feel to me, well worn, but sturdy (kind of like the quilt I own from 1935 that was made by my great grandmother).  I would want to be the type of quilt that my friends and family want to touch and ooh and aah over and say "if only I were able to make a quilt like that".

I would definitely be in bright colors and be sure to have purple in a prominent part of my pattern.  I'm a Red Hatter and always seem to wear some purple!

I would be a scrap quilt, done in bright colors, with lots of fun novelty prints.  A wild chaotic pattern, like Yellow Brick Road, would be just the thing.

If I were a quilt I would be turquoise and blue with a little yellow and lime green thrown in.  I would be a log cabin traditional block with lots of small prints and a big floral and stripes!  I would be so pretty people would want a coordinating dust ruffle and shams!  People would want me!  

If I were a quilt?  I would be greens and yellows with a bright splash.  I might start as a a classic pattern, but would eventually became my own design.  I would have lots of surface embellishments done with threads and decorative machine stitching.  I would have that worn and loved look because I had wrapped and comforted my family and had been loved by them.

If I were a quilt I would have started out with one idea, probably taken from something that I saw, and then throughout the construction process, I would have morphed into something quite unique. Most likely I would have lots of rich blues, reds, and browns, and maybe even some bright greens and yellows. Whatever I would look like, I would have arrived that way through trial and error, the same way that I have arrived where I am today.

If I were a quilt, I would be a hand-quilted Ohio Star made from many fabrics. Hopefully the fabrics would contain many wonderful memories for my family as they enjoyed using the quilt. I hope I would be able to help them feel better whenever they snuggled under the quilt since each stitch would be filled with love, hope and comfort.

If I were a quilt, I would be the colors of nature.  My squares would blend together in harmony.  No chaos, no drama.  I, most likely, would never hang as a showpiece.  When someone wrapped me around them, they would feel safe and loved.  I would become a part of someone's life through all the good and bad. I would be there when that person goes home and their child would take me and I would become a cherished memory in a circle of life.  

As a quilt, I'd be bold, bright, cheerful and, at the same time, snuggly.  Even if made of scrappy material, I would still have some sort of pattern/statement whether pieced or appliqued.  (And, truly, based on my personality, I'd be a little pieced & a little appliqued - lol.)

If I were a quilt I'd be made of bright cheery children fabrics, puppies, kitties, dinosaurs, cars, princesses etc and wrap myself around one of those little tykes in that  hospital bed.

I would be warm and inviting. I would definitely be on a bed being used to snuggle up with on cold nights. Since I'm somewhat overweight, I would probably have extra loft batting. Machine pieced or hand appliqued and hand quilted. I would have a simple, but complex pattern that keeps changing according to your perspective and the way you look at me. Most people would like me and I'd definitely have a humility block in me, but you might have a hard time finding it.

I would be partially done, stuffed under the bed, colors so 2001, and my seamtress would be crying tears over my undoneness!

I'd be a linear design (my attempt to be orderly) and rough around the edges - every thing made as easily as possible - nothing sweet or cutesy - just strong and vibrant, yet gentle - and I would definitely be in shades of turquoise and orange

If I were a quilt I would be strong but soft, well used but loved, with frayed edges.  I don't think there would be a definate pattern, each person that looked at it would see something different. The colors would change with the angle, there would be no end to the many colors. You might find me out on the front deck in a rocker waiting to welcome you or on the back patio enjoying a quiet moment. Never neatly folded up and put away

I would be full of color and light and even in the darkness of night i would glow enough light to guide my way through to the finish line and my quilting would show off my beautiful features and everyone would want to look at me and snuggle with me.

I would be soft pastel colors. To me this signifies care and compassion---the way I would like to be remembered.

If I were a quilt, I would be soft, muted, earthy colors that portray a feeling of a calm, soothing, peaceful comfort. At least that is what I wish to be.

Hansomely good looking with a dash of color to highlight my best qualities yet soft and cuddly for those nights when a little love is needed.

If I were a quilt I would be scrapy and made from 1930's repro fabric.  I could be found on a cozy chair or at the foot of a bed ready for people to snuggle under me on a cold winters day.

I am not bold or vibrant in my life, but I would be a bold bright colored quilt. The brighter the color, the better when it comes to quilts.

I would be bright in a floral fabric.  Children would love to cuddle with me.

If I were a quilt, I would be a bold and bright scrappy quilt. And I would be in the middle of all the action. Kids dragging me around,or wrapped around someone who needs to snuggle, or on the couch watching TV with the family.

If I were a quilt, I would be whimsicle, with bright colors, I would be appliqued, it would put  a smile on the faces that look upon me.    I could be found anywhere in the house where I am needed, to snuggle with and give the feeling of love and warmth.

If I were a quilt, I would be whimsicle, with bright colors, I would be appliqued, it would put  a smile on the faces that look upon me.    I could be found anywhere in the house where I am needed, to snuggle with and give the feeling of love and warmth.

I'd be a drunkard's path; going in a general direction but taking detours every once in a while.  The blocks would have to go crossways on the quilt to make Xs, though.  You know, X marks the spot?! LOL!

If I were a quilt, I would be a well worn classic, soft and warm to comfort my family on long cold nights.  I would also be sturdy enough to spread out under a big shade tree on a hot summer day for a picnic.  I would be made of vintage fabrics and pattern.  Very simple but elegant.

If I were a Quilt--I would be a Celtic green scroll winding around musical notes, bagpipes, mandolins, harps and Shamrocks on a field of bright white toile notes. Bound in a dark green of the winter pine tree intersprinkled with birds of all colors, to sing praises of freedom on high to all mankind.

If I were a quilt, I would be warm and comforting.  I would be bright, happy colors and smell of fresh air.  I could have some areas that had been worn and patched, but where those patches were, I would be all the stronger.  I would be classic design, but have modern free motion quilting with some beautiful metallic thread, combininb "old" and "new".  

I think I would be a classic quilt, well worn.. I love to read about quilts in stories and the women that made them.. Perhaps on the prairie and around the civil war. I would love it if quilts, in those times, could talk.. I wonder what they would say? All quilts seem to have a story to tell. I look at old antique quilts and often wonder about the story behind them. The love and warmth they gave to people. They may be stained and worn out, but you can only imagine the story of the women that made them and the story behind them.

I would be a classic quilt in blue and yellow (for the sky and the sun) and very soft to cuddle with.

If I were a quilt I would be a classic pattern blue and white antique quilt.  I would be slightly worn, as if my owner were not aware of the value of me and had used it for a year to keep warm.  Someone told her how a blue and white quilt is much desired by collectors and she immediately stopped using me and tucked me away in some acid-free tissue and put me in a closet.

If I were a quilt, I would be a well worn, classic pattern in muted colors.  I would have kept the members of my family warm for a good many years, and would look forward to doing so for years to come.

If I were a quilt I would be made from the scraps of the lives of my grandmother, mother, myself and my child.  To me a a quilt is the memories of my loved ones and a traditional pattern for a very traditional family.  My great-grandmother and grand mother were quilters and I am honored to own some of there quilts.

If I were a quilt I would be made from the scraps of the lives of my grandmother, mother, myself and my child.  To me a a quilt is the memories of my loved ones and a traditional pattern for a very traditional family.  My great-grandmother and grand mother were quilters and I am honored to own some of there quilts.

I would be a very traditional pattern but with a modern twist.  Just make sure that bright lime green is in there somewhere.  Great zinger!  I love the old patterns, but I am addicted to technology and follow many groups online.  Since my body is "fluffy" (OK, I'm overweight), I would contain a lofty batting with just enough quilting to  really hold it together.  I'd want to be a quilt that says "curl up with me, I'm friendly and soothing."

I would be a bright scrap quilt in my favorite chair where I watch tv and quilt at the same time.  Whenever I make a quilt there is something of my mother somewhere in it.  She was very proud of my work.

If I were a quilt, I think I would be a traditional quilt, in bright colors, well worn and soft.  Welcoming anyone who need comfort and warmth for any length of time.  It would definitely be hand quilted, not perfect but made with love.

If  I were a quilt I would  have gold etched asian and floral fabrics in many beautiful colors. I would be draped over a chair or sofa .

If I were a quilt I would have to be a log cabin quilt which is my favorite!  I would be made of dreamy blues and creams and definitely out of the softest flannel so I could be cozy and warm.  I would be on a favorite chair next to a fireplace with a good book and a good drink next to me.  Perfect!

If I were a quilt.....I'd be a crazy quilt.  Mostly purples and reds, but other colors as well.  With plenty of fancy stitching, embroidery, and buttons, and beads.  Velvets and satins and silk, but plain cottons, too.  And on the back, something soft and cuddle-able.  Something for my husband to love, but also for my kids and grandkids to love.

Faye

I would be a traditional quilt with subdued but very well coordinated fabrics, mostly soft florals.

I'd be bright and alot of glitter,love to sparkle.I like to stand out and be noticed.

I would be unfinished.

I would be a queen sized,  bright colored.& lying on my queen bed topping my lord & master being well used & maybe a little faded from being washed, but having the full knowledge that I am well loved by my king & queen masters.

I would be a classic pattern made with various fabrics that all work together.  I would be put together by hand, stitch by stitch - ripping them out and doing them over when necessary.  I would try to be as close to perfect as possible, but I know there would always be an area that I'd want to do over again to try to get it exactly right.  But in the end, I'd be happy to have people step back and enjoy what they see and know that a lot of hard work went into trying to make them happy to have the quilt.

If I were a quilt it would be the way I remember it when I was able to equalize at 30-45 feet with my scuba gear on a coral reef. The pale blues, greens and browns would represent the decreasing depth of the water but occasional sunbeams would filter down from the surface. Fans and soft corals would wave gently in the water while fish such as black and white sergeant majors,tiny bright blue tangs, a lazy parrot fish and the nose of a hiding grouper would be represented by colorful fabrics and machine applique. The top of my breathing tube and edge of my mask would show in the lower left corner of my quilt. A lot of fussy-cutting and machine applique will be required throughout the quilt. It will go on a wall with some of my underwater photographs.

If I were a quilt it would be the way I remember it when I was was able to equalize at 30-45 feet with scuba gear on a coral reef. The pale blues, greens and browns would represent the decreasing depth of the water but occasional sunbeams would filter down from the surface. Fans and soft coral would wave gently in the water. Fish such as black and white sergeant majors, tiny bright blue tangs, a lazy parrot fish, and the nose of a grouper in hiding would be represented by colorful fabric and machine applique. The point of my breathing tube and the edge of my mask would show in the lower left corner of my quilt. A lot of fussy cutting and machine applique would be required to accomplish the effect I want. I would hang my quilt on a wall with some of my underwater photographs.

If I were a quilt I would be very used, soft, cuddly and full of memories. Well loved quilts hold a lot of memories, from childhood when you were visiting Nana's and when you needed something to wrap around you when the world was spinning too fast and you needed it's security.

I would wrap my arms around the owner of this quilt and make them feel like they were the most special person in the whole world.

I would wrap my fabric around the owner of this quilt and make them feel like the most special person in the whole world.

I would be your favorite colors.  I would be soft and cuddly, well worn and well used, but still loved.

If I were a quilt, I would be elegantly made of luscious batiks, created from a stellar pattern maybe kaleidoscope, something unusual to enhance any room!

If I were a quilt, I would be Fall colors, with every stitch made by friends around the frame, I'd be double size I think, big enough for two to cuddle under, warm and cozy , well worn and used lots!

If i were a quilt...i would be different and bright but low key at the same time. I would make people smile when they looked at me. I would be warm and cuddly, slightly worn and well loved.

If I were a quilt, I'd have bright, cheery colors and I would belong to a child.  I'd be that child's "blanky" and I'd sleep & eat with the child.  I'd become a tent or whatever the child's imagination made me.  I'd be loved for years until I was worn thin and threadbare and then go in the cedar chest for the child to pass on to his children.  I'd be passed down and the child would hear the story of the quilt and how much his parent loved it.

If I were a quilt I would be the one that a grandmother made years ago.  It would be a crazy quilt mostly in black, with velvet and satin and various other scraps, and with her beautiful embroidery of turkey tracks, peacocks, and other beautiful work. It would need future generations to mend the places that had come undone, and to care for it in years to come.  It would be a marvel in handmanship.

If I were a quilt I would be an easy pattern to look at with beautiful bright fabric as the design.  

I would be a fractured landscape. I love the outdoors and the beautiful scenery which surrounds us.

I would be a memory quilt.  I love to use fabrics that are of dresses, shirts, etc. from our family.  I look at those prints and remember various stages in our families lives.  I would also like to add a fabric photo block ever so often of our family members.  It would be a quilt to snuggle up in on a fall or winter night.

If I were a quilt I'd be bright blues, teals, wine, purples with a dash of red and yellow and alot of Black like the amish quilts. I'd be slightly worn but well taken care of, grabbed when ever someone was excited, sad, lonely, or just want the comfort of a quilt.  Warm, inviting, always there. Solid, funcitonal, and decorative.  Homey yet exotic.    That's me!

If I were a quilt I would be cozy, comfy, colorful and begging for someone to enjoy a favorite book with a cup of tea or coffee while suggled up under me!  

I would want to be a beautiful bold and bright quilt. I would stand out above all the other quilts around me. Finding me either hanging on the wall or laying down on a bed. I would just be very happy quilt.

My quilt personality would be represented as a classic pattern made in a contemporary style with some stars to show that I was always striving to be better than I am.

I would be in bright colors, all scrappy fabrics to show that I am a person with a positive outlook and have diversity in many areas: ancestry, emotions, personal history, education, friends and interests.

I would have a appropriately sized border in a medium shade that would show  that I am held together but not rigid in my thoughts.

Most of all I would be loved, not because I am the most outstanding in a crowd of many but because I provide warmth and security to those most in need.

I'd be a scrap quilt, lap size to be sure.  Colors from brights to civil war will share in one of many designs.  The back would be as interesting as the front - no plain jane backs for me.

I would be a homespun sampler.  It looks so comforting.

A quilt of many colors (autumn - bright colors), made from a beautiful design that looks complicated but is easy to make.  The back side of me would be solid in a very soft cotton fabric with interesting quilting showing on the back.  Everyone would look at me and tell me how beautiful I am and how happy they are to see me. I would be hugging a loved one, keeping them warm with all the love that makes me up.

I would be well loved quilt made in a classic pattern.  I would be made of beautiful fabrics with gold woven among the fabric designs.  My colors are bright and cheerful so that I can bring cheer and warmth to my owner.

If I were a quilt I would be bright colored- either in a twin or full size bed quilt with stars init or a log cabin design.Iwould be well worn and worm and know that I am loved by my owner who was so happy to receive me. I would bring comfort and happyness to my owner.I may also have some animals as my focus blocks for my owner,who will be dragging me around like a puppy dog.

If I were a quilt I would be contemporary with a twist of bold and bright.

If I were a quilt, I would be traditional pieced, flannel for that warm and fuzzy feeling, with bright and happy colors.  

I would be a mix of traditional patchwork, bright, bold colors of small prints (no large prints here) and some traditional quilting with some intricate details.

If I were a quilt, I would be a bright cheerful quilt.  I would be soft and warm, one to be cuddled up with when your not feeling well.  One that would keep you warm and make you feel all cuddly inside.  

IF I WERE A QUILT, I WOULD BE A PATCH OF A STORM WITH LOTS OF SUNSHINE MIXED WITH BOTH SOFT SHY PASTELS, AND RAIDIANT WARM COLORS SO EVERYONE WOULD KNOW THAT NO MATTER HOW ROUGH TIMES MAY GET, THERE ARE ALWAYS COMFORTING FRIENDS TO HELP YOU GET TO THE GOOD  TIMES. BECAUSE THE STORMY TIMES ARE ONLY LITTLE BUMPS ALONG THE WAY TO WHAT JUST MIGHT BECOME THE BEST MEMORIES WE SHARE, AND REMINDERS THAT GOD IS FOREVER WITH US

If I were a quilt I would be a lap quilt made out of Batik fabric. Bright & bold blues, purples and pinks. I would be quilted with many fancy stitches.  

If I were a quilt I would be a beautiful wall hanging of memorable pictures of family and pets in memory of beautiful times shared together.  I would hope this quilt would be passed down to generations to come and be kept in excellent conditions to be shown to future decades of quilters.  

It wouldn't matter what I looked like, I'd be a UFO, because I'm a process not an outcome.

I think I'd be an Antique quilt ...  from the Civil War era, or a quilt made by a Pioneer woman for her family, living on the Midwest plains.  When I see quilts from those eras, I feel a very strong connection to them.  My mother's ancestors did live and farm in Kansas, maybe that's why !

I would be bright and scrappy, a real eye-catcher.  My owner would take me everywhere as they could not bear to be apart from me. But my underside would be of the softest, cushiest flannel, so I would be the best hugger in the world!

I am a real man's quilt--flannel and scrappy in earth tones--but beautiful enough for a woman to admire.  My warm, comfortable colors remind everyone of times gone by.  You know, that fishing trip, or camping trip in the mountains or time with grandma and grandpa.  Memories.  Isn't that what quilts are all about?

Frayed around the edges from being well-used.  I would be every color under the sun, because the fabric would be whatever was on hand at the time....pieces of dresses, shirts, feed sacks, you name it.  Sometimes the seams wouldn't all come together like they should (Horrors!), but I would still be warm, because in the end, isn't that what quilts (and people) are really for?

If I were a quilt I'd be red, white, and blue! The colors that represent the greatest country in the world!... So I guess the quilt would also have to be classified as "country-style". In the center of the quilt, I'd have a focus point of the Bible, God's word, to point all who see it that we should keep God, the true God of all creation,the focal point of our lives! God Bless our military, God Bless the U.S.A.!  

I WOULD BE VINTAGE FABRICS PUT TOGETHER IN A MODERN COLLAGE TYPE QUILT.  OLD FASHION MORALS AND OPENED TO ALL NEW THINGS.

I WOULD BE A WELL USED FLANNEL QUILT MADE WITH SOME WHIMSICAL FABRIC AND CUDDLED AROUND ONE OF MY GRANDCHILDREN ON A SNOWY NIGHT, LAUGHING AS THE XMAS LIGHTS GO ON!

I would be abstract, colorful, a little "off the wall"!  One of a kind, no pattern available!!

I would be a batik ,bargello wall hanging and watch everyone admiring my brilliant colors and see if they could see themselves in my pattern.

I would be a traditional patchwork design but in unexpected colors: leafy greens, butternut squash yellow and terracotta.  I might not be big enough to cover a large bed, but I'd be the perfect size to snuggle in when reading a good book on a crisp autumn day.

I would like to be the contrast between light and dark, black and white, shiny and matte, or a quilt

If I were a quilt, I'd be classic with hints of sassy bright colors. I'd have applique in my  borders and a colorful stripe or plaid for my binding. I would hope to be pretty and not too lumpy! LOL

If I were a quilt I want to be the ABC quilt that my mom made in 1966. It was made with loving hands by a group of 10 women who were to become my inspiration for being a quilter.  I was a little 5 year old girl who sat under a quilt tent while these lovely ladies hand quilted my quilt for starting school. I would have embroidered b lockeds stitched with love. Thats who i would be

I would be a contemporary-looking in cool blues, purples and greens, a calming and soothing influence on those around me.

I think I were a quilt, I would be a once bright floral, with big generous cabbage roses, but now faded and somewhat worn due to lots of use. I would have given as a wedding present and being handed down from mother to daughter to grandaughter. I would have weathered and comforted many an emotional storm or two, been there for the joy of new life when a first child was brought home, brought comfort during illness and gentle rest to those going to their finally rest.  I would be a part of a family's history.

If I were a quilt I would be soft and cuddly in earth tones and appliqued with flowers of all types so that anyone that hated cold and winter could cuddle into me and think about summer and the soft warm summer breezes and the lovely smells with all the perfect  flowers that are so abundant.

I hate poking yourself with the needle. Ouchie!

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I couldn't just be one quilt, I would have to be all the little quilts, the ones made out of soft cuddly flannelette. These would be wrapped around all the babies in the neo-natal units in all the hospitals.Can you just imagine them all in pastel colors, pink ,blue,green, yellow,and lilac wrapped around the babies keeping them warm, safe, giving them love when they don't have anyone. I could cuddle the babies when they are sick or just need comfort. To be there at the start of their lives, then maybe you never know to be handed down to the next generation. I could be the quilt thats been around forever and then some. Wishful thinking

If I were a quilt everyone would want to cuddle with me because I was made withthe most wonderful fabrics and threads -- and I would go with every outfit and of course all shoes :)

If I were a quilt, I would be bright and sassy, or I might be subtle pastels, or maybe wonderful batiks.  I might be scrappy so I don't waste any fabric; flowers to look like my garden; black and white with some red to make it bold.  Or I might make it purple/black/white, which my granddaughter wants for her college quilt, and which I am now making.

If i were a quilt i would be faded  bright colors, My seems have never been straight or even i am made in a very simple pattern, i have many very shiny spots from hands holding on. I bring comfort to many. i have been tucked up on a shelf and forgotten, but when needed i am there

If I were a quilt, I would be a scrappy quilt made of old clothing and leftover material from previous projects, done up in traditional quilting patterns.  I would be on the couch to warm and comfort those snuggling in me.  The varying materials would lead to talks down memory lane and little anecdotes about the people who wore the varying materials.  I would be a sort of history wrapped up in warmth and caring.

If I were a quilt, I would be a scrappy quilt made of old clothing and leftover material from previous projects, done up in traditional quilting patterns.  I would be on the couch to warm and comfort those snuggling in me.  The varying materials would lead to talks down memory lane and little anecdotes about the people who wore the varying materials.  I would be a sort of history wrapped up in warmth and caring.

If I were a quilt I would be random and bright. I would be all that my mind could contain and see in an instant. I would show some wear of life but yet still have a look of distinction.  I would be bold with color but classic still with a look of humility.  If I were a quilt I would be comfortable to be in any space at any time. I would be okay on the ground, the floor, on the back of a posh couch or on a bed. When people look at me  and feel me they feel comfortable, welcomed, honored and relaxed and loved.

If I were a quilt, I would be small enough to be portable but large enough to provide comfort and warmth. I would be well worn and washable because life sometimes gets dirty. I would be filled with every color in the rainbow including lots of my favorites: purple and blue. Your eye would be drawn to bits of black for the sadness I've experienced and bits of white for the knowledge and wisdom I've gained.  There would be lots of little pieces in my square Ohio Stars but some sections that would be round and soft. Cuddled inside you would see my children and grandchildren and all the people I love!

I would be a colorful postage stamp trip around the world hand sewn quilt.  It would reflect my artistic skills and all the wonderful places I have lived and visited around the world as well as all the places I still wish to visit.  It would be a mixture of prints, solids, and lots of wonderful batiks as well as some reproduction style prints.  A scrappy patchwork masterpiece much like the experiences that have shaped my life.

I would be a beautiful, yet scrappy, traditional applique quilt, reflective of the nation that came together to support one another on 9/11.  We seem to have lost that collective spirit that brought us together, and now appear to be a divisive nation more intent on being right than being a union.  Quilts are a collection of pieces that often seem disparate, yet when combined can create a beautiful symbol of what is possible when we work together; so in my mind I want to be a national treasure quilt to remind us of our better angels.  At our core, I choose to believe that is who we are.  

I would be a traditional block quilt in bright colors. My backing would also have some of the quilt blocks from the face of the quilt.

I would be a whimsical applique quilt. My favorite to make. Like my whimsical snowman quilt that my grandkids love to lay on and make up stories about those silly snowmen. That would be the best to be surrounded by my grandsons, telling me stories.  That makes me smile!

If I were a quilt I would be soft with age and use. My colors would be soft greens, pinks, and white. I would have the memories of being used by children and grandchildren as they curled up in my warmth and love...

If I were a quilt -- I'd be much worn, maybe a little frayed around the edges, with bright scrappy colors which are somewhat faded, cuddly, soft & warm, yet strong enough to withstand the pulls & tugs by children, grandchildren & great-grandchildren & other family members & with plenty of my eternal love yet to give & warmth to surround each & every one & very happy & content with my role.

If I were a quilt I would hope that I would be very, very worn- obviously loved and carried around from place to place over the years- used proudly on the bed when new and then for picnics and as a cover for kids watching TV in the evening and as a tent in the back yard in the spring- as for color and pattern I would probably be scappy- a little of everything garnered from Mom's scrap basket that she collected from projects that she made.

I would be the most beautiful quilt ever, I would be the one that all quilters would like to make their own.  I would be easy and use only the best quilt fabric.

If I were a quilt I would be bright, colorful and scrappy. Mostly red, my favorite color. And I would be different and unique. Something different that someone would wrap up in and dream beautiful dreams.

If I were a quilt  I would be scrappy brights and in a large cozy size for wrapping up in for either for warmth or for emotional comfort. I would be well loved so not in like new condition.

If I were a quilt  I would be scrappy brights and in a large cozy size for wrapping up in for either for warmth or for emotional comfort. I would be well loved so not in like new condition.

If I were a quilt.........I would be a reflection of the loves and joys of whom ever embraced me.  An animal lover would find me covered with their favorite resting in some blocks, coverting at play in others.  Grandparents would find their grandchildren peeking at them from stars and 9 patches. Music lovers would see their favorite instruments, reflections of their most loved pieces, or their number one group/singer sliding across log cabin blocks.  Children would find their cherished toys in an I Spy quilt or play games on a 25 patch  checkerboard with a smail trail on the back.  And every one would see the blessings of God radiating from a bargello quilt.