QuiltsBy.me

My niece is expecting this September so I needed to make a baby quilt she could use when she goes to the gym with the baby. I have rheutmatoid arthritis in my hands so stufiing the puffs would not be easy. I used dream quilt, cut them 5" and double the squares to make them real puffy.

By krissquilts

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Diagonal blue squares baby quilt

I made a twin size diagonal blue squares (10 inch squares) for my cousin as a baby shower gift. She requested the pattern and the size. She wanted it large enough for her and the baby to cuddle under. I decided to make a smaller quilt for the baby for his first birthday using 5 inch squares. I quilted with Wasatch Quilting Tidepool design. 53" x 57"

By blbaughman

4 LIKES | 411 VIEWS

Baby Tumbler Quilt #2

Another baby boy tumbler quilt. I really enjoy these tumbler quilts. They are easy to piece and quick to quilt! My daughter likes the idea of finding a matching stuff animal to go along with it, so this time we found a cute black bear stuff animal. The fabric is called "Modern Lodge" by Benertex.

By BMcMaster

7 LIKES | 397 VIEWS

Preemie Scrap Quilts

During our Covid lockdown in 2020, I decided to attempt to use up some of my twenty years worth of scrap fabric. The end result was 10 quilt tops destined for the NICQ ward at Vancouver Women's hospital. They are all 36 x 36 with flannel backing. The tops languished in my sewing room when I was unable to get batting and flannel backing. I now have those items so no more excuses. Here are six finished quilts I managed to work my way through quite a lot of fabric and thread and found I had to be creative when I didn't have quite as much as I needed. It made me think this must be what quilting was like in the past when we couldn't just order what we wanted online from 1000's of choices.

By FabricFan

14 LIKES | 765 VIEWS

Charming Stars

Beautiful little baby quilt made using RJR fabrics called Newport Place. I put a soft flannel on the back and made a matching pillow. My machine quilting is not the best, but there is only one way to get better!

By BMcMaster

8 LIKES | 507 VIEWS

Disappearing 9-patch

This baby quilt is a disappearing 9-patch with sashing. I liked the look and a friend's daughter was due to have a baby so the timing was perfect. I also loved the bright, sunny colors in the fabrics.

By fxtrtr

4 LIKES | 450 VIEWS

Stars baby quilt

This quilt was made for a little 2-year old who was at St Jude's for cancer treatment. I didn't know her but I knew her aunt. I hoped the quilt brought her some comfort as she triumphed over her cancer.

By fxtrtr

5 LIKES | 441 VIEWS

First Flight

This is my FIRST ATTEMPT at quilting!! I also machine quilted with a walking foot.

By LinsCloud

10 LIKES | 455 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 | 467 VIEWS

Summerscope

Made this happy Kaleidoscope quilt using Summertime by Wilmington Prints. Used 2 packs of 5 inch squares, carefully cut which left 2 1/4 inches remaining to use for the binding. Size 40 by 42

By Jabuhler1

10 LIKES | 437 VIEWS

Baby car seat quilt or stroller quilt

Another Covid project done from my stash. The pattern is Sophie Stroller Quilt from Moda. I have made this a few times before and it always comes out cute. It has strips on the sides for securing the quilt to the stroller if needed.

By FlyCreekQuilter

15 LIKES | 670 VIEWS

A Quilt of Many Colors

I used a charm pack and scraps to make it. It makes me happy to look at all of the pretty colors. :) Here is a link to the pattern: https://www.quiltingdaily.com/Quilt/one-bit-two-bits-quick-and-easy-mini-quilt-project/

By Jillrn1995

12 LIKES | 530 VIEWS

Tummy Time Mat

I made this mat for a work colleague for her first baby, she loves green!

By Katerina

2 LIKES | 500 VIEWS

Ahoy Mate

I bought this charm pack years ago waiting for a little boy to be born. Everyone kept having girls! Finally, a baby boy is one the way.

By kathybloom

8 LIKES | 770 VIEWS

Another Set of Twin Quilts ~ Girl

What a blessing to have two sets of twins born within a month. This set is also a girl & a boy. They will be born the first week of August. The fabric line is My ABC Book by by Darlene Zimmerman for Robert Kaufman. I was able to distinguish boy from girl by accenting the center of the star with the same border and binding fabrics for each. I again used my quick go to free pattern, Mode Love Star.I back the quilt with pre-washed Kaufman flannel. I made two matching burp cloths. I also made a diaper changing pad with the leftover charms. I added a double layer of batting in the pad. The quilting is a matching green thread in hearts, butterflies, and flowers.

By WyomingNana

16 LIKES | 580 VIEWS

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