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I made this quilt for my sister-in-law. It went together very quickly. I love how it turned out.

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This quilt was made using Kona "citrus" solids jelly roll. Center squares were "garden treasures" purchased through Missouri Star Quilt Company "daily deal" for $1.78. White paths were made from honey buns. The pattern used was Jungle Paths free from Kona. I added an extra row to the bottom, thinking I was going to use it as a tablecloth, but it came out so pretty that I decided not to use it.

By Quilts-by-Doris

16 LIKES | 1951 VIEWS

Summer Sunset

I just found out this quilt will be in QUILTCON WEST 2016!! I designed this after seeing a VW Internet ad www.quiltachusetts.com

By LIZZYANNE

58 LIKES | 2067 VIEWS

Tennessee Puzzle

Made from a pattern in American Patchwork & Quilting, April 1999 issue. It was a great quilt to make in February when the colors here are basically gray and white.

By stashhappy

29 LIKES | 1915 VIEWS

Sam's Chevron Quilt

I saw the cute Farm Chic fabric and decided to make a quilt for my 12 year old. He liked the chevron look so we looked at the MSQC tutorial.

I used only half the layer cake b/c I paired it with a Moda Snow layer cake.

By shartlesville

16 LIKES | 1515 VIEWS

Chutes n' Ladders

While on vacation in Glacier National Park in Montana, I found a fabulous quilt shop, Glacier Quilts in Kalispell. I saw the pattern for this quilt in Stashblasters from Gathering Friends by Kathryn Squibb and fell in love with the color combinations. A couple of great salespeople helped me round up a variety of fabrics that we pulled from the striped border fabric. It's a large quilt - 73" x 81". I used the leftover triangles to make "Tailwinds", another quilt in the book.

By Kables

26 LIKES | 1515 VIEWS

Square in a Square

I separated the charms and jellies to make two separate quilts in different color-ways.

By TriciaJ

20 LIKES | 1830 VIEWS

Layered Stars by Pleasant Valley Creations

Finally, a quilt for me! Actually for the spare bedroom. It isn't topstitched yet, but getting there. First I have to finish Mom's quilt, and then my daughter's quilt...

By Nicsarant

5 LIKES | 1011 VIEWS

Jewel Box Quilt

I made this quilt as a fundraiser for my daughter's school. The pattern is from Eleanor Burns "The Jewel Box". The piano key border and mitered corners on the border add that extra special "wow" factor to the overall design. I love how all the fabrics came together!

By Kables

51 LIKES | 2781 VIEWS

Mister Sandman

This is the first quilt that I ever made. My Mom and Grandmother had done quilting before I was born and I always found myself intrigued by quilting. I was working at a library in Iowa at the time and a local quilt shop did some programs on making quilts at my library. They brought some fabric samples, including a Harvest Moon by Kansas Troubles layer cake. I fell in love with the fabric and decided I needed a new hobby. I found the Mister Sandman pattern in the book "Piece of Pie" by Pie Plate Patterns. I thought the pattern and fabric were a great match. I picked up a sewing machine and started chugging away. I made a good number of mistakes, but I learned so much. I finally finished the quilt top after I moved to Maine. I had a local person machine quilt it for me (which I kinda regret not doing it all myself). I'm so pleased with the project and have already started more quilts.

By dj-bookworm

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Comfort quilt

Presented to a friend who had lost her husband.

By SharonN

48 LIKES | 1840 VIEWS

Shoofly Don't Bother Me

This is a quilt for a two-year-old. I used some novelty squares and pieced them into the center of the traditional Shoofly block. I stitched in the ditch only.

By Rebeccas-sewing

13 LIKES | 1102 VIEWS

My First Quilt I Ever Made!!

I happened to see the pattern for the inverted star. I thought, oh how pretty! I had never quilted before, but I thought I would try this one. It took me 6 hours to complete my first block. Then by the time I made my 25th block, I was down to 2 hours. The ladies at the fabric store told me that I chose a difficult pattern for my first one. I guess someone forgot to tell me that in the beginning! I didn't find it difficult!!! I found it fun!!! I have the backing fabric and batting ready to go, just haven't quilted it yet. I'm still trying to decide what pattern I want to stipple it!!

By Rubyalley

17 LIKES | 1096 VIEWS

Modern Charm Quilt

This quilt is for my Aunt. Even though this pattern is intended to use with a charm pack, I just purchased fabrics in the favorite colors of my Aunt and used some from my stash.

By SharonN

30 LIKES | 1606 VIEWS

Danika's Red

Danika's birthday quilt.

By Bernard1131

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Quilt Coccinelle

First, I started to do a mystery quilt in piece by number with the site http://www.paperpanache.com/ and it turned out to be a nice ladybird. I was wondering what to do with it when I received a nice texto. One of my best friend just had a little girl called "Camille". I as in vacation in Brittany at see side and decided to do a small Blanket for Camille... I searched and found a nice model on Moda: Love layer cake pattern. (http://www.unitednotions.com/Moda-Love-Layer-Cake-Quilt.pdf ).I selected the same fabric color than for the lady bird and did the nice quilt. For the quilting, I followed the advices of the craftsy class: Creative quilting with your walking foot from Jacquie Gering and I'm really happy to have followed her advice on making a spiral quilting... Result can be seen on the picture... I'm really proud and had some difficulties to give it away... But the baby was so nice and so nicely protected that I'm finally really happy! Life is beautiful! Have all a nice day.

By catsi

9 LIKES | 1536 VIEWS

Scrap Quilt

I wanted to make a scrap quilt. I cut all of the pieces that were not big enough to get a 10" square out of into 5" and 2 1/2" pieces. When I got done I realized that I had colors divided by brights and muteds. This is what I made from the brights. The pattern is Jelly Turnover from the Moda Bakeshop.

By mlindberg001

50 LIKES | 2149 VIEWS

Sparkle Plenty quilt

My kids call this the sunny day quilt - sure brightens up the room! Used the Sparkle Plenty pattern for this one. Did straight line quilting on the solids and a dense stipple on the multicoloured fabric.

By stephdeagostini

34 LIKES | 2338 VIEWS

Suzanne

I made this quilt for my dear friend Suzanne to mark her 75th birthday. Suzanne has been my neighbor and friend for 13 years. She has been here for me during some very stressful times and I wanted her to know how much I love and appreciate her. Happy Birthday, Suzanne! The pattern for this quilt is on the cover of the first Mod Block issue from MSQ. I loved this pattern and could hardly wait to find a fabric to do my own version, although I also loved the red one that by Amy Ellis did.

By Sandy46

10 LIKES | 1054 VIEWS

3 dudes quilt

This is my second quilt, I learned a lot doing it. Things I learned I can use in my next quilt

By Dot53

26 LIKES | 10168 VIEWS

Quilt of Valor for MG

This red white and blue quilt made a couple years ago for a classmate and friend who was a veteran of the VietNam conflict. He lost his battle with ALS in April of 2015.

By grmacj

4 LIKES | 871 VIEWS

I love dogs

I created this quilt 2014 for my second grandson's second birthday - Jan 2015. He loves dogs. I learned to paper piece and incorporated that skill in this quilt. I also tried a bit of free motion quilting. In the plain fabric blocks I either quilted a dog bone or dog house.

By FlyCreekQuilter

6 LIKES | 1275 VIEWS

Picket Fence Pattern in 6 Sizes from Wall to King

I am super excited to introduce Picket Fence to you! She is the second in my budding line of quilt patterns! Picket Fence is a versatile pattern that looks great in many fabric collections! Sweet pastels or bold, masculine prints are perfect for Picket Fence. The cover quilt is lap size in PB&J by Basic Grey. The pink, yellow and green version is the original Picket Fence in Spring quilt from 2012, making it up as I sewed. This quilt is the reason I named the pattern Picket Fence; it reminded me of a white picket fence on a lovely spring day, thus the name, Picket Fence in Spring. Recently I was asked about the pattern through my Etsy shop, and I decided it was time to write it! This pattern is layer cake friendly and comes with instructions for six sizes from wall hanging to king! The pattern includes fabric requirements for using layer cake squares or yardage. It also includes mock-ups of all sizes in various fabric collections so you can see what each size looks like when finished. You can find this pattern in my Etsy pattern shop: http://bit.ly/ShopBusyHandsPatterns

By BusyHandsQuilts

40 LIKES | 2036 VIEWS

Mostly Morse

This quilt was a quilt kit picked up on our 2014 summer road trip through Paducah, Kentucky... Of course I visited the renowned Hancocks of Paducah. The best way to convince my husband that I "needed" a quilt kit was to pick one of his own heart. As an amateur radio operator, who could possible say no to a pattern called "Morse Code"? I finished piecing this for my husband on Field Day weekend this summer (2015) when lots of Ham's around the country are flexing the radio frequency bands. Consider this my CQ.. CQ. It doesn't say much, E, A, ?, !... maybe I just left the rest unsaid. The piecing is great for 2 1/2" Jelly roll strips. These were Tonga Treats Batiks. I quilted it using a pattern called "Funky Fans".

By LoveMyMachines

42 LIKES | 2072 VIEWS

Wedding Quilt for friends

i have a dear friend who's daughter will marry in August. They are lovers of nature so I thought a Bear Paw quilt was appropriate. I googled "Images" online and found this design. It is an easy layout to copy. I used scraps and stash in the colors the bride and groom are using in their home based on an image of a rug that is in their house. The bride's mom said the colors in the rug are carried throughout their home. This quilt is probably about twin-size. The Bear Paw block measures 10" finished.

By Rebeccas-sewing

41 LIKES | 3579 VIEWS

Michelle's

My daughter-in-law celebrated a "milestone" birthday and a quilt was my gift.

By Sorchagirl

14 LIKES | 1369 VIEWS

Star Wall Hanging

For my daughter

By Whesa

18 LIKES | 1150 VIEWS

Creamsicle summer treat

I wanted to experiment with a modern design and a color combination of greys and oranges. Two sizes of rectangles in a symmetric arrangement and vertical lines of machine quilting are the main elements of the quilt.

By ckg246

14 LIKES | 1265 VIEWS

My Wow quilt

I saw this on Pinterest and gave it a try.

By R3sons

35 LIKES | 1279 VIEWS

Triangle quilt

Used triangle template with fat quarters.

By Quitnpam

36 LIKES | 1369 VIEWS

The Ribbon Box Quilt

I made this RIBBON BOX QUILT, by Cloud9 Fabrics for my new granddaughter. Her mom requested mint green, peach and gray colors. I added a touch of yellow. There are no "blocks" in this pattern. It's made by creating rows, piece by piece, with no borders. The straight line quilting was done by a LQS because I'm still not the best at FMQ on my domestic machine. It was definitely one of my favorites...so much fun to create!

By Mary

118 LIKES | 5876 VIEWS

Funky Monkey

I've loved sock monkeys since I was a tiny little girl. My cousins all had sock monkeys, but no matter how much I hinted, I never got a sock monkey of my own, so when I turned 40 I finally just bought one for myself. This sock monkey baby quilt is for my granddaughter, due in August. She will not have to wait until she is 40 to have a sock monkey.

By patchworkdog

8 LIKES | 1172 VIEWS

Modern shades of grey and green

There are so many new grey and green prints appearing in quilt stores right now. I wanted to do a simple symmetric design to show off the ones I was collecting. This pattern allowed me to keep the quilting in straight vertical lines with accent lines in the sashing using a decorative stitch with a variegated green thread.

By ckg246

52 LIKES | 3595 VIEWS

Scrappy Spiral

I loved a project I saw online using scrappy strips and basic foundation piecing and replicated it almost exactly. I thought it just begged for a huge spiral quilting design, which I've always wanted to try. I think I may be a terrible person, though, using this pattern intended for charity quilts for kids on a quilt I loved so much I kept for myself!

By AnnieF

18 LIKES | 1512 VIEWS

Baby girl quilt

This was a pattern from a Cons and Porter magazine. I wish I could tell you which one. Sorry about that.

By suellensews

87 LIKES | 7527 VIEWS

Christmas gift

I bought this kit on a shop hop, I bought additional fabric for the borders.

By Gigi

15 LIKES | 1012 VIEWS

Christmas bedrunner

This project is a combination of old and new. New ideas from a pattern called Twizzle form the center section of the runner while old favorites in the form of stars make up the end pieces. All the fabrics were scraps from my stash.

By ckg246

42 LIKES | 7633 VIEWS

Great Day for a Picnic

I was given 2 charm packs and decided to combine them with a white tone on tone in a simple pattern to make a quilt that could be a child's quilt or a table topper or a "table" for a spring picnic. The quilting was done with 2 different variegated threads that coordinated with the charm fabrics.

By ckg246

50 LIKES | 4391 VIEWS

Persimmon Shortcake

One of my favorite lines of fabric Basic Grey's Persimmon for Moda in one of my favorite patterns - Shortcake by CluckCluckSew. A wedding gift for one of my daughter's dearest friends.

By CJnID

18 LIKES | 1143 VIEWS

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