QuiltsBy.me

This quilt is from a kit by American Jane called Twinkle Twinkle. It made up into a small quilt about 28x33. I used a set of American Jane fabric squares and some beige fabric. I had never done prairie points before. I wish there had been some more instruction on putting the quilt together after the top was done because I had to wing it and I wasn't happy with my results. In picture of the quilt, my faithful quilt dog, Sam, is in the background.

By Shasta

6 LIKES | 664 VIEWS

Alice's quilt

My great niece Alice was born just before Christmas. I decided to honor her old-fashioned name with a baby quilt with reproduction prints. I used a disappearing nine-patch block, with some additional borders. Her parents loved it - and she will too.

By nancileigh

2 LIKES | 507 VIEWS

Nine Patch Swap

Jenny makes every thing look so easy! This simple concept can throw you a curve! If you make this pattern, only cut two blocks at a time to Swap! I thought I was assembling a puzzle with only a few pieces to Swap! But it turns out cute, and I love this 30's fabric!

By JeanJean71

7 LIKES | 896 VIEWS

Weavy Lines

Halfsquare Triangles are so versatile. A few 30s charms, some white ones and a few flowers for the border. Voilà.

By Ursula

5 LIKES | 731 VIEWS

This Little Piggy...

Made this for "Pig Mania" challenge at our local quilt show. REALLY fun to make. My kids love this rhyme and we have so much fun with it. The liked watching the quilt come together. Imagine it will be a fun heirloom for their kids someday.

By pbnjellyfish

11 LIKES | 1071 VIEWS

Falling Scrappy 4 Patch

While spending sometime in our RV at Lake of the Ozarks, I started making scrappy 4 patches out of a retro 30's CP that I had with me...after I finished them I decided to make them into a falling 4 patch. I love when 2 tutorials can be combined to make a different quilt. I haven't gotten it put together yet,,,but will when I get home. This will go to the PICU at Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital in St. Louis

By auntiemern

9 LIKES | 1208 VIEWS

Signature Retirement Quilt

I just gifted this signature quilt to a dear friend and coworker for her retirement Tuesday night. I collected signatures from recent hires all the way back as far as I could. We contacted many that have moved on and those who have retired. She has worked as an x-ray technologist for 49 years. I made the blocks and sent them to all of our locations and her previous place of employment. I sent micron pigma pens and instructions. I cut a stencil (out of x-ray film, of course) and asked each to sign inside the cut-out. No freezer paper or stabilizer and it turned out great!

By Connie

25 LIKES | 1424 VIEWS

Garden of Eden Charm Quilt

I have had a stash of 30's fabrics for years. When Missouri Star had a packet of 30's color charms, I knew what I needed to do. I made this quilt for my hairdresser, who is expecting her first baby girl.

By kokochrispy

9 LIKES | 882 VIEWS

Storybook Playtime easy baby quilt

I'm a fan of 30s reproduction prints. I used 2 charm packs of Storybook Playtime by Windham, and some Moda Bella off white yardage. The name was cut with my Silhouette Portrait machine. I used bamboo/cotton blend batting, and I quilted it myself on my home sewing machine.

By Jillrn1995

13 LIKES | 901 VIEWS

Storybook Playtime baby quilt

I made this quilt for a really sweet couple who are expecting their first child. The white strips were cut from yardage. I used my Silhouette machine to cut the name

By Jillrn1995

7 LIKES | 815 VIEWS

Farm Girl Vintage Tractor Quilt

This was made for a friend to give as a baby gift. "Farm" was the theme with red and green as the colors. Lori Holt's pattern was modifified slightly to reduce the size and to stagger the pinwheels. It was really hard to let this one go!

By Ltwhite97

21 LIKES | 1879 VIEWS

Charm Quilt

For my mother-in-law 7/2013

By mandersonod

8 LIKES | 1163 VIEWS

small periwinkle

I made this for my mom for mother's day.

By 1neil

12 LIKES | 1309 VIEWS

Big Periwinkle

I made this quilt for a Christmas Present.

By 1neil

14 LIKES | 1211 VIEWS

Goodnight Irene

I have loved all the 1930s reproduction fabrics and have been itching to make something with them. When I received the first BLOCK magazine subscription I fell in love with this pattern! So here it is and I am thrilled because I used wool batting for the first time and this is going to be my winter-snuggle-on-the-couch quilt.....well who am I kidding, in Alaska you sometimes need that in the summer as well!!

By AKMarianne

27 LIKES | 1637 VIEWS

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