QuiltsBy.me

I used 2 1/2" wide strips to make this scrappy log cabin out of GROW! from Me and My Sisters. It is a twin-size quilt with a turquoise flannel backing.

By AngeleeMarie

15 LIKES | 1180 VIEWS

BlueLivesMatter

Scrappy blue line flag wall quilt to show support for Police & Firefighters at my church.

By Kriss

6 LIKES | 1133 VIEWS

3 Dudes with a twist

3 Dudes with a Twist, by Rob and Jenny. Used up a prized jellyroll.

By Bubbles

12 LIKES | 1376 VIEWS

Old Sawmill Quilt

This was made for a friend recently diagnosed with cancer for her to take to chemo.

By seaturtle

17 LIKES | 1764 VIEWS

Dog quilt

My grandson loves dogs and I needed tp make him a big boy quilt. with Jennys Block in a block I was able to achive it. Boy do I love Missouri Star Quilt Co

By sivad98

7 LIKES | 883 VIEWS

Variation on Summer in the Park

I made this for the wedding of my nephew & future niece. I started out using the summer in the park pattern and thought it looked a little busy with the printed fabric so I made more blocks and arranged it so the diamonds matched. I had enough left over fabric to make 2 faux pleated pillows. I love how it turned out and they love it too. Thank you MSQC for the best tutorials!

By pollyanna23

18 LIKES | 1164 VIEWS

Cutting Corner - Sorbet

I made this quilt with a batik jelly roll that I won last year for my Row by Row quilt. The colours were bright and summery. I decided to use the M* Cutting Corners tutorial pattern, and added extra batik strips from my stash to make a bit larger. Since the end product reminded me of flavours of ice cream and sorbets, I will call this one Sorbet. This went together quite fast, using pre-cuts. About 12/15 hours total. This is another one for the quilting pile on my Sweet 16.

By SuzanneOrleans

25 LIKES | 652 VIEWS

Kissing Coins

Jenny's kissing coin video tutorial is the inspiration for this quilt. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen to Jenny.

By teasipper

49 LIKES | 1584 VIEWS

Summer in the beautiful Park

I wanted to bind this in black to make the whole quilt look better. I've been working on this quilt for a long time. Just put the binding on.

By Ann

18 LIKES | 577 VIEWS

Pinwheels

I made these two quilts for my grand nieces. I used 2 1/2 strips and didn't bother to match but just picked up one and sewed them together 4 of them. Then using a more plain fabric I cut a 10 inch square and also a 10 inch square of my 4 strips. I then sewed these right sides together all the way around. I cut them in a even X and the made squares from the pieces arranging them so I had the plainer fabric in a pinwheel design. These are twin size

By caf7carq

17 LIKES | 1628 VIEWS

Soho Chic Rail Fense

I didn't use a pattern with this one, made it up based on a block I saw on pinterest. I LOVE this line of fabric. I also made two pillowcases for my bed out of this line.

By Glimmer

1 LIKES | 894 VIEWS

Moo Quilt

I saw this tutorial on another site and one of their pattern testers did this line in her sample and I loved it. I used as much of the jelly roll as I could and added some borders. This made a big throw. The pattern is Jelly Roll Jam II by FQS

By Glimmer

2 LIKES | 743 VIEWS

Wedding Quilt

I made this quilt for my cousin's wedding. I tried to stipple it on my home sewing machine stippling but I think I will call mine squiggles. At least it's quilted! I included two photos of the couple -one from their wedding day and the other was an engagement photo. I used my EQ7 to help me with sizing of the blocks (which are 25").

By SheepFarmer