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Anchor 4 Star Patch Quilt

I used your 4 star patch pattern to create my anchor quilt

By wshamilton

7 LIKES | 506 VIEWS

Sunny Skies from Jenny's Tutorial

This was from one of Jenny's Tutorials

By Lucade

13 LIKES | 1350 VIEWS

A Soldier's Journey

This quilt was made to honor my nephew when he retired from his many years of service. His countless trips overseas, including the Middle East. I transferred to fabric a picture of each of his assignments. I used his now retired uniforms to make the blocks. His patches and buttons to embellish the quilt. It took over a year to finish. It tells his story. I am so proud of him. I presented this to him at his retirement party.

By alobay

5 LIKES | 684 VIEWS

Elk Block

Every fall we go to the mountains to hear the Elk bugle. This week I started my Mountain Wildlife quilt blocks. The first block is of an elk. I used fall colors and added a bit of texture. The antlers are made of wool felt. Hopefully the bear claw is next so stay tuned.

By Jkdp101

4 LIKES | 706 VIEWS

Over and Down Under

Had 5 days to make and quilt a quilt for this years fair.I had bought some Woolie Flannel from MSQC and knew this was the time to use it........a real pain for lay out but loved how it turned out......

By Janetmm

19 LIKES | 688 VIEWS

I love Baby Quilts...and Sesame Street!

When my niece chose Sesame Street as the theme for her new grandbaby my mind went into overdrive! How could I create something new and unique out of something so iconic? I decided to make a quilt out of just the faces of each character. The project was fun and interesting. I found the images all over the internet and made the faces out of felt with cotton sashing. I'll let you know how it's holding up. But as for now, his mom says that it's holding up just fine!

By tjdickerson

12 LIKES | 1738 VIEWS

neon hexies

for a good friend...all hand sewn together...my poor knuckles lol

By Sandi-S

13 LIKES | 1055 VIEWS

First large project

I started this quilt right after I found out that I was pregnant with my son Patrick. I had never attempted anything bigger than a crib quilt.or table runner but I wanted him to have something super special to keep forever. It took me almost three years due to moving and exhaustion but today I finally finished it! The only regret I have is that I didn't do borders, but it came out so good that I can be okay with that! Seriously love it!

By bonniefayecook

43 LIKES | 1636 VIEWS

Dresden quilt

This is for my brother and wife for their anniversary. I loved the Bee Creative line so that is what I used.

By elreib

11 LIKES | 1021 VIEWS

Autumn and Double Wedding Ring

Made a double wedding ring quilt again used the You Tube Tutorial. Christine

By HRChristine08

7 LIKES | 886 VIEWS

Sun and Shadow quilt

This is the second pieced quilt I've made, and I'm so happy with the results that finishing it has definitely motivated me to start working on some new projects as soon as possible! (Funny how that happens... :) ) I'm excited to start sharing projects here and seeing everyone's great work!

By Cecilia

22 LIKES | 1048 VIEWS

Butterflies

I made this for a very dear friend.

By Helfroz

8 LIKES | 828 VIEWS

Butterfly Race

My first attempt at a jelly roll race quilt. It also gave me the chance to practice my appliqué skills. Butterflies are epp hexies.

By Phantom-Rose

5 LIKES | 880 VIEWS

Crosswalk

I wanted to try my hand at free motion quilting something other than meandering lines, so I chose Jenny's Crosswalk pattern and attempted feathered medallions! Now, time for an easier one!

By Mormorrandi

27 LIKES | 1320 VIEWS

The Dusty Ranch

This quilt was made for my sister while she was away working on a ranch in New Mexico. I love the quatrefoil pattern and wanted to see what it looked like when you boxed in the star. I think it worked well with the grey, black, dusty rose and beautiful equine pattern. This was also the first time I tried to fussy cut and maintain directionality!

By alyshaharan

12 LIKES | 1158 VIEWS

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