QuiltsBy.me

My niece is getting married in July so I made her a signature quilt. I will give it to her at the bridal shower next week.

By Karen2Maya

8 LIKES | 667 VIEWS

Charmed on Point

I wanted to make a bigger quilt, this one is ten rows by twenty, made the quilt after borders 85 inches square.

By Kay1957

5 LIKES | 382 VIEWS

Garden Stars

My batik shelf was getting too full!

By Kay1957

9 LIKES | 707 VIEWS

Fancy Dresden Fan

I made my quilt after watching the Dresden plate tutorial. It is made with Tonga Timeless tulip batiks. I used a cream background and added four 15 blade fans to the four outside corners and used colored centers to fit each fans.

By SantaMom1981

15 LIKES | 949 VIEWS

Leaf wall hanging

I had some scraps to use up and Jenny's lovely leaves worked great!

By BMcMaster

9 LIKES | 453 VIEWS

Simple Squares on Point

I watched a tutorial featuring this quilt pattern with Jenny from Missouri Star Quilts and really loved it. I had four sets of charm squares that I had been trying to find the perfect project for. The original pattern called for 10" squares and 2 1/2" strips. I used 5" squares and 1 1/2" strips. I also used 128 squares (8 x 16) rather than the 72 (6 x 12) in the pattern.

By Bea

10 LIKES | 595 VIEWS

Carpenters Star in Rainbow

36” x 36” A bright and cheery wall hanging for my new home!

By Stephc2153

16 LIKES | 521 VIEWS

Crown Quilt for My Young Prince

This was a quilt made for my younger son's college graduation There are a few squares of happy frog fabric that I used to make a quilt for him in kindergarten. I thought it was perfect to commemorate the start of his education and the end of his education. He loved it.

By DASullivan

6 LIKES | 494 VIEWS

Blue quilt for neighbor's son

Update: I quilted with Urban Elementz Nemesh's Feather Grande design. I sewed the binding on and took to neighbor's house just in time to be loaded on the moving truck. ---- This is the fabric I picked out for my neighbor's son to piece a quilt while he was home from school because of virus (if he wanted to make one). His two sister's pieced their quilts and I quilted them (posted earlier). He didn't piece it. The family is moving away for a couple years for work, at the end of the month. I decided to make him this quilt. I used the charm on point pattern for the middle (8 x 16 squares), I placed the same fabric on the diagonal cut line, so the outer triangles would be the same fabric (same as border fabric). I added LeMoyne Stars (Lemon stars) to the top and bottom to make it a rectangular quilt. I had some charms left from the 4 charm packs that I had of Wilmington Essentials Sapphire Sky (Beautiful fabric), so I made four patches for the sides. 75" x 87"

By blbaughman

25 LIKES | 979 VIEWS

Amy’s Memory Quilt

A friend of mine lost her father in law and asked me to make a memory quilt for his wife;her mother in law. She gave me a pile of his clothes, all jeans and flannel shirts. She also gave me the shirt and dress each had worn at her wedding(used for the center heart). I used Tonga Treats Batiks Freedom minis to supplement them. He was a veteran so it was a perfect fit! I used Shadow Play yardage in natural for the boarders. Tonga Batiks Freedom blue stars for the backing. I asked my friend if he had a favorite flower as I love to add appliqué to my quilts whenever possible. He loved trillium. I created my own trillium appliqués. Of course the best part of any project is getting to see the recipient’s reaction. I was fortunate enough to have friend send me a video of her mother in law opening the quilt. Makes all the hard work worth it

By DominiqueLaVoie

7 LIKES | 465 VIEWS

Little Gentleman

I first saw this pattern on “10 Tips for Great Baby Quilts from Marianne Fons” on YouTube. The pattern was created by Mary Fons. She named it “Little Lady”. I fell in love with this modern, colorful and fun take on a baby quilt. One of my cousins asked me to make a version with more “boy” colors. Challenge accepted! So I found beautiful batiks in blues and greens which is what my cousin asked for. I used River Valley Batiks by Kathy Engle for Island Batik and yardage (Nordic Trees for the binding). I also used the drunkards path circle template to create the blocks. I have only been quilting for about a year and a half so this one was a little bit of a challenge, but I LOVE the way it came out. I’m a big Mary Fons fan!

By DominiqueLaVoie

9 LIKES | 466 VIEWS

Batik charm quilt

I just finished quilting this colorful quilt that my neighbor's daughter pieced. When the school's closed from the virus, I asked my neighbor if her three children would like to piece quilts. She thought that they would, so I picked out some charm packs in their favorite colors. I thought this daughter would like colorful batiks. She did a wonderful job piecing these squares (her first quilt) She just turned 16. She picked this confetti quilting pattern and an awesome lizard fabric for the backing from my stash. This is the fifth quilt that I quilted on my longarm. 62" x 71"

By blbaughman

14 LIKES | 534 VIEWS

Angelfish & Anemones

Made for my sister's 1st grandchild, Gianna, to help her learn her colors and numbers. Used MSQC Summer School Pattern

By VelvetApron

16 LIKES | 624 VIEWS

Boss Cross

Made for my Boss and wifey- 2019. They loved it! So did I. I thought it was an old Jenny tutorial but can't find it now. It was fast and really fun to sew and to quilt.

By mackenzie

5 LIKES | 653 VIEWS

Bow Tie Quilt

I bought some beautiful charm packs, cant remember the name now, but decided to try the Bow Tie quilt design by Jenny Doan. I paired the charm packs with a subtle cream batik, and had so much fun, the quilt top became king sized. I used the charm packs as is, no cutting down, and since they are 5" sq, I just cut them in quarters for the bow tie pieces. Perfect!! So I quilted it, using a batik backing, and decided to gift to a friend. Then I had to make pillowcases to match. Used the batik backing for the body, and had leftover bow tie blocks so I used them to make the cuff on the pillowcases. They turned out perfect!! I am so proud of myself for thinking of using the leftover blocks to create the cuff, which made it so much more coordinated.

By Brendakay

1 LIKES | 608 VIEWS

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