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  • Stained Glass Fuchsia
    Stained Glass Fuchsia

    This is one of my favorites in the Stained Glass Flower projects. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 4 LIKES  |  375 VIEWS
  • Stained Glass Morning Glory
    Stained Glass Morning Glory

    This is another in the Stained Glass Flower projects. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 4 LIKES  |  1082 VIEWS
  • Stained Glass Wild Roses
    Stained Glass Wild Roses

    This is another in the Stained Glass Flowers projects. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 7 LIKES  |  1063 VIEWS
  • Stained Glass Poppies
    Stained Glass Poppies

    This is another in the Stained Glass flowers project. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 4 LIKES  |  1103 VIEWS
  • Stained Glass Pansies
    Stained Glass Pansies

    Another in the Stained Glass flower projects. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 5 LIKES  |  848 VIEWS
  • Stained Glass Roses
    Stained Glass Roses

    Another in the stained glass flower projects. Pattern is available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 5 LIKES  |  1399 VIEWS
  • Tree in Fall Glory
    Tree in Fall Glory

    The light must have been just right when we exited a quilt show to make this tree so inspiring! It took two years to figure out and then get comfortable with the process to make this wall hanging. The foliage fabric was leftovers from a quilt for my Aunt, the variety of colors were perfect. Pattern available.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 8 LIKES  |  966 VIEWS
  • Daffodils
    Daffodils

    I had a picture of a twisty tree in her fall glory that I wanted to quilt. But how? Then I saw the reverse stained glass process and decided to try it first in flowers. It took eight before the drawing itch was satisfied. I did Roses, Poppies, Pansies, Tulips, Wild Roses, Morning Glories, Daffodils, and Fuchsia. Patterns available for all.


    By Jean57
    Jean57 6 LIKES  |  936 VIEWS
  • Octopus’ Garden
    Octopus’ Garden

    First attempt free motion quilting a real project


    By chughes
    chughes 6 LIKES  |  794 VIEWS
  • Christmas Tree Mini-Quilt
    Christmas Tree Mini-Quilt

    This little 16" X 16" quilt is made with leftover fabric from Christmas table runners I made as gifts last year. I found the pattern on Moda Bake Shop. I modified the pattern a bit by adding a 2 inch border and plan to use it as a wall hanging during the holidays. I quilted around the border, the star, and tree using stitch in the ditch. I'm planning to make some as Christmas gifts this year.


    By Jacqueline
    Jacqueline 9 LIKES  |  964 VIEWS
  • Art Moth Quilt
    Art Moth Quilt

    I took an art class from our local desert museum and wanted to incorporate it into a quilt design. It's about the size of a large block about 15"X15".


    By snagy1953
    snagy1953 5 LIKES  |  894 VIEWS
  • Homes Sweet Homes
    Homes Sweet Homes

    I had never made a landscape quilt before but now that I'm retired, I have time on my hands to explore new things. I designed this quilt to capture the homes and summer cottages we lived in while raising a family. It's now hanging in our summer cottage and always starts a conversation with friends and family about memories from each house.


    By RoxburyGirl
    RoxburyGirl 14 LIKES  |  1209 VIEWS
  • Zuzu's Petals Sashed Half Hexi
    Zuzu's Petals Sashed Half Hexi

    I found these fat quarters at the Daytona Beach Quilt Show in May 2016. The fabric sang to me. Frond's Zuzu's Petals by Stephanie Brandenburg. Oh I waited for something special to come along and there it was, from Missouri Star Quilt Company, the tutorial for the Sashed Half Hexi!! I'm going to make a tab top hanging and put it in my office right across from my desk so I can look at it every day! How perfect!


    By Carmen
    Carmen 38 LIKES  |  4117 VIEWS
  • There Will Be No More Talk About Yo-yos
    There Will Be No More Talk About Yo-yos

    About three years ago my Guild's President's Challenge was to create a quilt with a rainbow hiding in plain sight. The yo-yo circles were stitched, by machine, to the quilt sandwich BEFORE they were drawn up into yo-yos. This created the actual quilting that looks like bubbles on the quilt back.. On the back I also added a few miscellaneous circles as if they were being pulled through the quilt sandwich to become more yo-yos. The quilt was the only double award winner, taking Viewer's Choice & Best Contemporary Interpretation of a Traditional Design. As an added nod, it was selected to be included as one of the quilts pictured in a set of note cards published by the Guild this past year.


    By LindaD
    LindaD 21 LIKES  |  1308 VIEWS
  • Heritage
    Heritage

    This was done to represent the ladies in my family that paved the way, great-grand mothers to sisters. The memories that came as I work on it, warmed my heart. . I learned a lot doing this one, setting blocks on point, graphing block designs....Truly a labor of love


    By gwen
    gwen 31 LIKES  |  1384 VIEWS