Largest Quilt Barn Trail in Texas
The Fannin County Quilt Barn Trail is a local supported project to promote tourism in Fannin County
An online map for your ease of use while driving around the county is available. You can start anywhere in the county and follow the map to the next location.
Due to a limitation in the number of points that can be used on our online map at one time, we have broken the trail into two separate maps:
One for the West side of the county and One for the East Side of the county
Choose your starting point below
West Side and East Side Will take you to an interactive map
West Side of the County - The Bonham Area
East Side of the County - The Honey Grove Area
The Trail below is a printable walking map for Downtown Bonham
Handout for all the Trails if you need a paper copy
Other Quilt Barn Trails to visit:
Brownsville Texas The First Barn Quilt Trail in Texas
* Piney Woods Barn Quilt Trail est. 2018
* Farmersville Texas Barn Quilt Trail under construction Fall 2018 * Crocket Barn Quilt Trail under construction
2018
* Clarksville Barn Quilt Trail under construction 2019
More Information and write-ups about the Quilt Barn Trail
Creating Your Own Quilt Barn
How to Make Your Own Quilt Barn Square in 5 Steps
Inspiration for a quilt square design can come from anywhere.
Once you've found the perfect look, here are the steps to bringing your square to life.
Step 1. Gather supplies
You'll want that beautiful quilt square to last, so use Exterior Grade Plywood 3/4 inch (or metal from
a sign maker) cut to size = 4ft x 4ft, 6ft x 6ft, or 8ft x 8ft.
Be sure to use brand named "Frog Tape" to keep your lines leak free.
You'll also need kilz paint, exterior latex paint (in whatever colors you want in your design) and 3 inch screws.
Step 2. Prime Your Square
Prime your square with Kilz paint with a brush - 2coats- front, back and edges (metal needs only front primed)
Step 3. Draw your design
Draw your design in pencil
Step 4. Paint!
Paint your design your exterior latex - 3 coats each color including edges
Step 5. Hang your Square
Attach the square with 3 inch screws into solid wood, metal or frame
Contact Patti Wolf at pwolf4u@gmail.com for questions and to register your square location in the trail. The trail map is updated annually, or as needed.
Want to talk to someone about the Fannin County Quilt Barn Trail? Contact Patti Wolf at 903-583-6040