QuiltsBy.me

Halloween is approaching and needed a table topper to stir up the atmosphere at home.

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Never too early to begin Christmas decorating! I made two of these....one for my daughter and one for myself. They are simple adorable. I saw the pattern in BLOCK. The photo doesn't do it justice....the metallic shine in this line is gorgeous! I hand appliqued the boughs in gold sparkle embroidery floss. We thought it would be cute with presents under the tree....I may still add them.

By Babs

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A Lost and Found Christmas Table Runner

Jenny Doan's Disappearing Pinwheel 5 Twist Quilt tutorial in a Christmas fabric was a perfect match. I used "Lost and Found Christmas" precut layer cake by Riley lake for a table runner. It has designs which look like the old fashioned Christmas decorations I recall growing up. I also love how the pattern reminds me of little presents tied with bows. The backing fabric, from the same line, is an all-over Christmas tree. I channel quilted the top and free motioned a chain swirl for the border using the attachments on my Bernina sewing machine. I am pleased with the result. It will add a festive touch to the holidays.

By JewelMagic

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Christmas Table Runner

From BLOCK magazine I made my daughter a table runner for you new house....moving in in October!! I simple LOVE Christmas fabric, especially if it has metallic shine!

By Babs

9 LIKES | 1105 VIEWS

Christmas tree runner

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By SUTHA

5 LIKES | 1038 VIEWS

Halloween Quilt

I wanted a Halloween quilt and using a combination of Jenny's borders and binding videos made this quilt for my granddaughters. It went together quickly, and using Jenny's Ultimate Binding tutorial, the binding was easy to do. I'm very happy with the results. Love, love, love her tutorials!

By Debby813

6 LIKES | 870 VIEWS

Love of Halloween

My beautiful daughter was born 11 years ago this October 27th. It was the 27th because I asked to be induced because I didn't want her born on Halloween. However she would have loved that, because Halloween is one of her favorite holidays. So for her I made this 4-patch frenzy out of Cheeky Pumpkins. This is also the first quilt I took the time to hand bind.

By Mickeyfan1015

9 LIKES | 1045 VIEWS

Christmas Table Runner

I made this table runner for my Mom at Christmas. I used Jenny's quilt tutorial. It went together very easy & was my first time machine quilting. I washed it so it would have that old quilt look.

By pollyanna23

11 LIKES | 1238 VIEWS

Holiday Table Runner

I fell in love with this Christmas tree table runner when I saw the tutorial on Missouri Star Quilting. I ordered the Holiday Florish layer cake to make this. I think I will manage the next one better.

By seemarie

10 LIKES | 1000 VIEWS

Peggy's Quilt #4 - Simon's Halloween Quilt

This is my fourth quilt. My son and daughter-in-law moved to California and took my 2 grandkids with them. ;{ So I made them each a Halloween Quilt. This one is for 6-year-old Simon. The machine piecing on this one didn't take long (May 18-21, 2015), using the MSQC Four Patch Frenzy tutorial. The fabric is Cheeky Pumpkins by DT-K Signature (1 layer cake) plus half of one black jelly roll and half of one white jelly roll. The back is orange flannel. It was long arm free-motion quilted by Lyn Durbin at Camlyn Quilts. Lyn put spider webs in the corners as well as Simon's name and 2015. I love quilting! Peggy

By Bothtwins

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Peggy's Quilt #5 - Bennett Rose's Halloween Quilt

This is my fifth quilt! I decided to make a Halloween Quilt for each of my two grandkids - this one is for 3-year-old Bennett Rose. I used the MSQC Four Patch Frenzy tutorial, and the piecing didn't take very long (May 19-22, 2015). The fabric is Riley Blake's Halloween Magic layer cake, plus half of one black jelly roll and half of one white jelly roll. The back is orange flannel. Lyn Durbin of Camlyn Quilts did the free-motion long arm quilting and finished on July 4th. This is a Twin size quilt measuring 70"x78". I love quilting! Peggy

By Bothtwins

17 LIKES | 1855 VIEWS

Four Patch Frenzy

I bought this Boo Crew line of fabric from my first trip to Hamilton back in May 2015. When I saw the Four Patch Frenzy tutorial, I knew this was definitely the quilt to make. I love it! I can hardly wait to get started quilting it with spiders and webs.

By LaughSewCreate

7 LIKES | 1439 VIEWS

Christmas in July Quatrefoil

I put this quilt on my to-do list as soon as I saw the MSQC tutorial. It was introduced as a mystery quilt for the Christmas in July retreat, and I was overjoyed when I learned that the mystery quilt was this pattern. However, I did not get started on this until nearly two weeks later. I've made thirty blocks that now need to be put together.

By Splinter

3 LIKES | 1365 VIEWS

Dresden turkey

Just was watching a Jenny tutorial And had to make it.

By Quilts4me

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Thankful Turkey

Beginner quilter....I watch the MSQC tutorials many times. This turkey pattern from MSQC is an old one I found on Pinterest. Fell in love and hunted the pattern down with the help of the wonderful staff at MSQC. I used Perfectly Seasoned layer cake by Sandy Gervais/Moda. The banner is at the quilter.....going to be ready for November! (My granddaughter holding the banner... :)

By kathy2015

3 LIKES | 751 VIEWS

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