QuiltsBy.me

I made this quilt for my in-laws' place in Florida. The pattern is called Magic Carpet Ride. The original quilt was on a dark background. I think that showed the "floating" nature of this pattern better than what I made, but all-in-all it turned out alright.

By rowan0628

9 LIKES | 873 VIEWS

Baby Quilt - Ducks!

I made this quilt for a friend of mine who has a new grandson in England

By LindaV

11 LIKES | 585 VIEWS

Patriotic Quilt

A Christmas gift for my SIL who served his country made from Stonehedge layer cake and yardage.

By SharynJ

22 LIKES | 1389 VIEWS

Bananas for Ananas

I designed this quilt for my guild as our raffle quilt. everyone helped paper piece the blocks and one of the members volunteered to custom quilt it and she did an amazing job! It was a true group effort and it's so exciting to finally be able to share it and sell tickets! Bananas for Ananas 78" x 90" www.quiltachusetts.com www.inmodquiltguild.blogspot.com

By LIZZYANNE

54 LIKES | 1458 VIEWS

Black and white photo quilt

I made this quilt for my boss for her retirement. She was the Chief Flight Nurse for many years with the Air Medical company I fly with. I printed black and photos of her, coworkers, the helicopters, and scenes that she responded to. Our helicopters we fly in are red, white, and black so I added the red sashing which really made everything pop. I love the way this turned out and I know it is something she will cherish.

By rowan0628

10 LIKES | 868 VIEWS

Strip and flip baby quilt

This was a baby quilt I made for friends who had tried long and hard to get pregnant. As my husband and I also went through many years of infertility, I was thrilled when they found out they were pregnant. I don't usually love large print fabrics but these were gorgeous! This was all done in tones of turquoise and orange to match her nursery.

By rowan0628

6 LIKES | 975 VIEWS

Pulmonary Hypertension Quilt

This quilt was made for a raffle to raise money for PHA and to help find a cure for the rare disease pulmonary hypertension. (if youd like to learn more about PH, visit phassociation.org) using periwinkle, (the color of the ribbon that represents the disease, ) purple, white and zebra print binding (zebra print also represents PH) the periwinkle ribbon was hand stitched on by needle turned applique and the binding was also bound by hand.

By KatieBird

16 LIKES | 886 VIEWS

dizzy daisy

It was my therapy after I lost my partner in May. It helped me with my grieving and kept me busy while I was trying to get over my loss. He had been sick for several years with different illnesses and quilting helped me along our journey. This pattern was one of Jenny's via her tutorial, thanks Jenny Doan

7 LIKES | 636 VIEWS

Ghh

7 LIKES | 837 VIEWS

I saw these batiks and just had to make a quilt with them.

By Pholly

3 LIKES | 656 VIEWS

Happy 25th Birthday

My son William, graduated and moved to Atlanta for the "big boy JOB! We couldn't be more excited for him...so I made him a quilt for his new place. He loved it!

By Theresa

44 LIKES | 1537 VIEWS

Love them BABYS!

Another fun adventure making baby quilts!

By Theresa

9 LIKES | 858 VIEWS

Insomnia

This mini quilt was made for the Curated Quilts log cabin mini quilt challenge and is 16" x 16". I named it Insomnia because my daughter crawled into bed with me one night around 3am and after trying to fall back to sleep for an hour I motivated myself enough to go to my sewing room and whip up this mini quilt top. Later that same day I headed out on a week long camping trip. The time away helped me pick a quilting design and when I got back I finished it up.

By LIZZYANNE

12 LIKES | 1167 VIEWS

Starry, Starry Night

This is a variation of Jenny's rising star pattern. When I asked the couple who I'm giving it to what colors I should use they said neutrals, well, this is about as neutral as I can get.

By Sunny

18 LIKES | 1107 VIEWS

Rhombus Cube Quilt

I was star struck the first time I saw this quilt. I had made one other quilt (after my initial class) which was large and nice, but it had no points, no places that had to match. Enter MSQC and Jenny Doan. She said this quilt could be made easily and I was hooked. I almost ordered different fabric, but really didn't have that much confidence at the time. This quilt gave me the confidence to know I could quilt, and I've been loving this hobby ever since.

By ETTA

14 LIKES | 1014 VIEWS

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