QuiltsBy.me

This interlocking pattern looks like the start of a foot race. All the different teams bunched together, taking off at the same time. Just a thought. 72” x 78” The black is too stark, bold. It overshadows the blue and tan. I had a lot of trouble getting intersections to line up nicely.

By argrant3

3 LIKES | 397 VIEWS

Tim's Rail Fence

Using Eleanor Bunrs quick method of strip piecing, I made a fast rail fence.

By krissquilts

1 LIKES | 317 VIEWS

Wolf Quilt

My niece loves wolves. Made her an embroidered wolf quilt. Pieced the squares and Ann from Blue House Quilting, did the long arm quilting.

By krissquilts

1 LIKES | 311 VIEWS

Bolt of Questionable Fabric!

Another from my Mother’s stash that I really wondered what to make or even do with it. An idea I had meshed well with a friend’s proposed Magic 8 lesson for our quilting group. We gave each member two 8 inch squares and a specific HST block pattern. We asked them to use one cream or white neutral and then something that matched in a darker color. When all the blocks came in I was charged with assembly and quilting. Well, some of the blocks were small and a few others had hard to make it work colors. I disassembled them and remade them. Layout was pretty easy, I just scattered the darkest purples to give it balance. Then a bunch of borders later it was ready to be quilted. Because of all the thickness at the seams I knew the center could only be quilted with a meander. I put my feathered hook in the cream border and more meander in the outside border. This poor fabric actually made a pretty quilt! So, pull out that weird fabric in your stash and give it a chance.

By Jean57

5 LIKES | 385 VIEWS

Grandson Quilt

My grandson wanted a quilt made out of the center panel. Used wool batting to make it extra warm along with a fleece backing. No pattern used.

By Aileron18

7 LIKES | 804 VIEWS

Corona Quilt Number 4.

My niece has enlisted in the Air Force and will report next August after she graduates from high school. I found the fabric on line as well as the pattern for the airplanes. I was hoping to give it to her for Christmas, but my quilter is totally backed up. Finally finished. My quilter was able to find a great star pattern. It is on the way to my niece.

By PattyVA

7 LIKES | 676 VIEWS

One block wonder

This was my first one block wonder and I love how the colors played with each other.

By BajaBandita

5 LIKES | 511 VIEWS

Card Trick

I’m fairly new at quilting. I came across Jenny’s tutorials and she makes everything seem so easy so I thought I’d try this one! Thanks Jenny!

By Jnet224

10 LIKES | 457 VIEWS

Irish Chain Wishes

Another COVID quilt finished. This one will go to my brother and his wife as a house warming gift.

By Debnewcomb

11 LIKES | 362 VIEWS

Three Flying Geese Project

I was impressed by the above video but could not decide which pattern to use - so I used all of them within this quilt.

By DebraMitchell

3 LIKES | 419 VIEWS

I ♥ The Caribbean

I love the turquoise water of the caribbean. I tried to capture the flow of the water from the sandy beach, seashells and seaglass through the turquoise water to the darker ocean.

By PatM

15 LIKES | 542 VIEWS

SPLASH!

This was my 2020 Covid 19 Quilt. I designed the pattern and put it together during March/April isolation. With the stores closed I was at the mercy of what was in my fabric stash. I has a lot of fun with it, making adjustments on each block. No two are exactly the same.

By PatM

11 LIKES | 681 VIEWS

Day and Night in a Stitcher's Garden

I was inspired to sew and quilt Stitchers Garden to learn how to use the functions of my sewing machine. My local sewing shop displayed a beautiful sample of one as well as offered it as a BOM class. It proved to be a worthwhile challenge to undertake and complete. I used the fabric line Moon Shadow by Michele D'Amore for Benatex as the backing and in several pieces of the blocks in the top. Then I quilted on my domestic machine using free motion and ruler work.

By JewelMagic

11 LIKES | 752 VIEWS

Wedding Quilt

I made this quilt for a work colleague made from a collection of pieces of fabric given to her by her friends at her wedding, and I paired it up with Kaffe Fasset fabrics to increase the size, bringing in a wide border, using some of her own fabric for the corner pieces. The wedding was next to a beautiful river, so tried to reflect the movement of the water in the quilt her for. I had watched the Diamond Dance Tutorial which inspired me, and saw a picture of a Kaffe Fasset quilt which inspired me in how to bring the whole collection of fabrics together.

By Katerina

8 LIKES | 721 VIEWS

Present for a friend

I've had this fabric for quite a while...decided to make a dear friend a quilt. Her mother does hand quilting so it took me a bit to decide I was brave enough to give her one of mine. I used the Jelly Basket pattern from the Block magazine Summer Vol 3 Issue 3. Quilted by Quilt Artistry Studio.

By mandersonod

12 LIKES | 570 VIEWS

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