QuiltsBy.me

Using differennt batiks, I made my first puff quilt. This quilt is easy but it gets boring, trying to sew the puffs together or push the fluff under the backing. Slow and steady is the key to this quilt.

By krissquilts

1 LIKES | 309 VIEWS

Batiks Dream Catchers Quilt

This quilt uses all 42 squares in a layered cake. Colors were rearranged, then sewn together 6 across and 7 down. I used a jelly roll in "natural" for the inner border, with a 4" outer border matching the collection. My first time using batiks. Will be given to my Grandson for Christmas!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

5 LIKES | 852 VIEWS

Serene and Peaceful

For as long as I have known my brother-in-law Jerry, every home he has moved into, he has done at least some remodeling so I thought a Carpenter's Star would be a perfect pattern. When I asked what colors he would like, he told me serene and peaceful. Well, since serene and peaceful are feelings, not colors, that made picking out fabrics a bit of a challenge. I found this beautiful batik that had jelly fish and another that looked like turtle shells and what is more serene and peaceful then turtles and jellies? So here is my brother-in-law's serene and peaceful quilt!

By dawnllee

11 LIKES | 414 VIEWS

My lemonade quilt

So what do you when you plan to make a quilt which calls for 45 degree triangles and you almost finish cutting fabric only to realize that you have been using a 60 degree ruler? You make lemonade. With equilateral triangles it was easy to put the them together in a zigzag pattern. I like the way it turned out even if it was not what I had planned. I quilted it using a pantograph on a long arm. My brother grabbed it!

By PattyVA

6 LIKES | 497 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 | 942 VIEWS

Minimalist Palampore

I needed to make a new backing for our summer quilt and the "Finish Line" tutorial caught my eye. I realized that the Orange Peel shapes would make a nice tree of life (Palampore) so I sketched and calculated and came up with this variation. Fabrics are Cookie Dough jelly Roll (Mo Quilts), Serene Leaf batik (Hobby Lobby) and Hoffman Painted Forest batik (FabricUtopia). The blue diamonds are velour scraps from the damaged quilt.

By LisaKilmer

10 LIKES | 422 VIEWS

Batik Stack and Wack

My daughter loves batiks! This is her quilt. #msqctbt

By Anannymess

18 LIKES | 703 VIEWS

Sunny Days Bargello

I love the way these colors melt together as they twist and roll across the quilt!

By Stephc2153

17 LIKES | 706 VIEWS

Bali Sunrise

This is a "what am I going to do with this layer cake?" quilt. The batik mini-charms really stand out.

By KenE

8 LIKES | 547 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 | 650 VIEWS

Sunny Days in the Forest

I’ve worked in natural resources for over 30 years and finally made a quilt with trees! Sunny Days roll up provided the perfect colors for a Blue Ridge mtn forest.

By Stephc2153

10 LIKES | 495 VIEWS

Floating Triangles

This is a quilt top I made a long time ago after watching Jenny’s Jelly Roll Race 3 tutorial. I cut the strips out of a Brown boutique material I had on hand. I never really thought I would like working with Boutiques but I like the finished quilt.

By Debnewcomb

6 LIKES | 474 VIEWS

Kaleidoscope

Love, love, loved making this one! I saw a similar one online and did my own version. I used a bright jellyroll and all sorts of white scraps. I gave it to a friend leaving NZ to live in Berlin.

By Jaybe57

14 LIKES | 914 VIEWS

Glacier Pines

This is a Judy Neimeyer pattern and is all paper-pieced...except for the appliqué pieces. It was my first real attempt at paper piecing and it was challenging. I love how it turned out. I want to do some fancier quilting on it than I can do on my domestic machine. So I’m hoping to have access to a long arm some day. I believe this is one that I won’t be giving away! Lol

By Bec02

20 LIKES | 959 VIEWS

Mexican Star Dance

I picked this pattern by Southwind Designs to make a quilt for my brother and sister in law. The look of it seemed to fit their San Antonio home. I bought the background fabric, but pulled the rest from my stash, building up from the maroon flower centers. I cut out the pieces one weekend, and put them together the following weekend. The overall effect was truly gorgeous. They were both very happy with the quilt.

By nancileigh

14 LIKES | 1153 VIEWS

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