QuiltsBy.me

This is another Dignity Quilt. Pieced from all sorts of scraps and bits and bobs of peach colored fabrics. I made all the main part of the stars from the same fabric. (Well, can you find the one I couldn't?) I have been having fun with the hook and feathers quilting pattern. A friend who saw it thought it looked like roses.

By Jean57

6 LIKES | 446 VIEWS

Moda Love

Saw this recently and thought it would be pretty in my leftover burgundy's and a dusty blue I had. At first was thinking of just randomizing the colors. That did not work for my eye; just felt to jumbled. Wanted to try the curl hook with feathers quilting design and then some paisley thrown in in the cream backgrounds. The stars were a bit harder. Nothing I drew worked so I ended up just shadowing the shape along the two inside edges.

By Jean57

10 LIKES | 540 VIEWS

Nine Patch and SnowBall

This is a sort-a three yard quilt. It took a yard of ombre fabric, a yard of large floral print, and a little over a yard of white background. I had just enough ombre fabric left for the binding. It's a small lap size and I think it turned out ok. I like how the ombre fabric makes it look like I used alot of scraps when really it was only one yard!

By BMcMaster

6 LIKES | 517 VIEWS

The end of the fish blocks!

I way overestimated the number of fish blocks I needed for my sister's quilt. I finally used them up on this lap quilt. This is about as big a quilt as I can do on my home machine without quilting in sections and sewing them together. I like the way I quilted it, although there are mistakes. I learned to do the flange binder from Natalie. Thanks. I love the way it turned out.

By PattyVA

5 LIKES | 1166 VIEWS

Christmas quilts

I made lap quilts for family members predominantly in turquoise. Customized fabrics were found for each family member: apples and castles for one, cats and cactus for another, engineering and math for a third.

By LisaKilmer

5 LIKES | 414 VIEWS

Tiny Houses

I was inspired by Jenny Doan to use up some of my scraps to make a quilt with a lot of little houses. I watched her tutorial and seemed very easy and it was. I thought I would make a couple of houses a week, but it became so much fun matching up scraps that it was finished much sooner than I thought. My original plan was to donate it, but I love it so much, it's now mine!

By NannaLiz

24 LIKES | 951 VIEWS

Blush and Bashful

I have been cutting precuts from my scrap stash. I picked out these 6 1/2 squares for a girl donation quilt to CASA. It was so much pink I thought of Steel Magnolias. Shelby (Julia Roberts) said her wedding colors were Blush and Bashful, when Mlynn said the church looked like it was covered in Pepto Bismol....I didn’t want to call it Pepto Bismol so....Blush & Bashful it is! I used the Make a Charm Quilt On Point tut but used my scrappy 6 1/2 inch squares and no border. Hope you like!-Toogie

By toogie

10 LIKES | 566 VIEWS

A Maze

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.

By toogie

4 LIKES | 455 VIEWS

Sawtooth Star T-Shirt Quilt

This project saw me through the early days of Covid quarantine. The quilt was a surprise graduation gift using t-shirts from elementary through high school. Because of the extreme variation in sizes of the t-shirts, I knew that I didn't want to attempt the typical t-shirt quilt (columns and rows of squared shirts).

By kinaneco

3 LIKES | 485 VIEWS

I Spy weighted throw

My first set on point and no pattern, so I did rip twice!-lol-Because of Covid, I pulled these supplies from what I have on hand. Made from recycled denim blue jeans, tiny scraps sewn to cash register tape, to keep straight and 2 throws I sewed together and bought for $2 each that I had put up. I used no batting, as the denim is weighted and the blanket will be warm enough against the child while they search for items. This will be my donation quilt to CASA for Christmas this year.It's 49 x 63 and a good size for me, so it should take a child into adulthood. There are ladybugs, butterflies, worm,frogs, etc in the scraps... I spy bananas, can you find them?-lol

By toogie

9 LIKES | 456 VIEWS

Rainy Day Fun

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

By Debnewcomb

7 LIKES | 355 VIEWS

It’s Hip To Be Square

I had a friend bring me a stack of ten inch squares and she asked me to make her a quick lap quilt. Her request was Do Not cut up the squares. She loved the fabric just as it was. So this was one of the quickest and easiest lap quilts I have ever made. She loves it.

By Debnewcomb

7 LIKES | 315 VIEWS

Must love dogs

This quilt was an adaptation of one in my local quilt shops. I included all my dogs as well as the names and dates of those I have fostered. The back is minky fabric. My favorite quilt so far!

By calistanivi

5 LIKES | 440 VIEWS

Snow Much Fun

I love snowmen. This quilt just makes me want to snuggle on the couch with a hot chocolate.

By Debnewcomb

6 LIKES | 285 VIEWS

My first Quilt-As-You-Go quilt

Saw the method for this quick quilt on SewCanShe.com This would be great for a baby/child or small lap quilt. Works up quickly!

By SewsNana

3 LIKES | 476 VIEWS

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