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This is a free quilt pattern called "Racing Rails" from Moda. I made mine a little larger than the pattern. The fabric is called "Clover Meadow" and I think it gives the quilt a very cottage-like appearance.

Last year when we gathered all our quilts for CASA I saw a maze quilt that another member quilted. I asked for the pattern and so this year this is one of the quilts we will be donating. Not only did Marge bring me the pattern she also cut these squares. I found enough for the backing in my stash to go with it. I quilted it with a larger meander than my Blush & Bashful I just posted. I think not only can a child play the maze, which has 2 ways out, I can see them running a toy car through the paths or playing I Spy with the squares. Something not only to comfort but entertain too. I hope you like the idea as much as I do.

It was raining the other day so out came the jelly rolls. Another Christmas gift done.

Hi Jenny and all I watched Jenny’s & Misty’s tutorial of Ribbon Star Loved it & wanted one I have watched hundreds of your tutorials I have never quilted before I am 75 years old & decided to check that off my Bucky list I ordered digital pattern and away I went Whew-we it was fun 12 blocks only took 4 months don’t laugh Lots of hiccups and scars but I did it I’m addictive Thanks you guys I will try other patterns

This was the last quilt I sent in for quilting before the quarantine started. This is for one of my techs at work who is getting married in the fall. Pattern was Stack and Flip out of the Block magazine Volume 4 Issue 5. Quilted by Missouri Star. Strawberry Jam jelly roll by Cory Yoder and Moda

This quilt made for my nephew and his bride. He is in the military and I used some of the fabric line for a cause in making this quilt for him.

My receptionist got married and is now having a baby in May. This quilt turned out to be to big for a baby and kind of small for a wedding....so perfect for combo. Did Jelly roll race and used Play All Day by Moda. Quilted by Missouri Star.

I like to make gifts and making a jelly roll race quilt is super easy, fun, and makes a perfect lap size quilt. And getting a jelly roll for less than $30 from MSQC helps a lot. But I didn’t like just stitching in the ditch, so I ran across a tutorial by Sugaridoo that quilted a little swirl in a wall hanging, and I thought, why not quilt a huge swirl on a jelly roll race quilt? I like the juxtaposition of the swirl on the stripes of the fabric. So I find the center of the quilt sandwich, and start the swirl there, working my way out. I don’t even try to be exact, just keep the edge of the walking foot about a quarter inch away from the previous line of stitching. Took begin with, you have to raise the presser foot and turn the fabric quite often to make the turns, but as the swirl gets larger, it gets smoother. Once you get to the edge, just finish the swirl effect to complete the corners. I’ve made several versions of this quilt already using different collections and it always looks great.