QuiltsBy.me

I made this quilt to use as my top quilt on my bed. I used five background squares instead of the traditional four background squares which gave me enough color to use in my room with many different options.

By Notenufthyme

4 LIKES | 512 VIEWS

Just because..

I had absolutely no reason to make this quilt except that I just love this fabric...it's called Cheeky..really has a vintage look and makes me happy!

By TerriJ0628

23 LIKES | 697 VIEWS

Disappearing Hour Glass

This is the first of several quilts I’m working on for Christmas presents for my 6 adult children . This quilt is actually my second quilt. I used a layer cake named Coral Canyon and a white layer cake from Missouri Star Quilts. I am now in the process of adding the borders one 3 inch border of sea foam and emerald green and one 4 inch border of Coral Canyon of coral reef. The son that this is going to is the Captain of a crew/supply boat in the gulf out of Venice Louisiana.

By Dkowens

11 LIKES | 454 VIEWS

Confetti Star

I love the look of batiks and love working with them. When I saw Jenny's tutorial on the Confetti Star, I knew it would look great with an assortment of batiks. I quilted it on a long arm using a pantograph. I am very happy with the way it turned out, although I didn’t think I would ever finish hand stitching the binding.

By PattyVA

7 LIKES | 918 VIEWS

Friendship Star sashing

I had a John Wayne Layer cake that I didn't want to cut into smaller blocks, so this worked out well.

By Kay1957

7 LIKES | 460 VIEWS

Northwest Grand Adventure

For my grandson's wedding quilt, Missouri Star Grand Adventures pattern seem to fit the bill. He enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and other outdoor activities that the northwest has in great abundance. The quilt size 93” x 90” is a generous size. I selected the digital print Wildwood Way 10 inch layered precut Handpicked Exclusively for MSQC from RJR Studio. The background of light green/white small checked fabric called “Flourish” by Natalia and Kathleen of Piece-n-Quilt from Moda Fabrics. The 20 large blocks 15” x 18” allowed for the beautiful patterns of the fabric to shine. I also added complementary batiks from my stash collection. I embroidered and quilted northwest woodland scenes and designs and I incorporated one of the background blocks with the wedding couple's name and wedding date. Sewed matching pillowcases from the remaining fabrics.

By JewelMagic

19 LIKES | 2805 VIEWS

Hourglass in Blue

A friend of mine retired a few years ago and I wanted to make her a quilt. Needless to say, it has taken me a few years to get to it. She loves blue and I had two Annabelle - The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation layer cakes I purchased long ago (2016). I used Jenny's hourglass tutorial combining the two layer cakes instead of using a solid. I sashed the blocks and had it quilted at a local shop. I have enough squares left to make another version.

By Jzhuskies

9 LIKES | 400 VIEWS

Star Table Topper or Wall Hanging

This table topper or wall hanging was based on the Missouri Star pattern called Winter Star. The original pattern was blue and white and consisted of 8 “A” blocks and 8 “B” blocks. I didn’t have enough contrast in the layer cake I was using to make 16 blocks, so I ended up with 9 blocks. I added sashing and a border to increase the size. I used 3 “B” blocks and placed them in the middle row and 6 “A” blocks on the top and bottom rows.

By Jacqueline

12 LIKES | 504 VIEWS

""I Spy"

Quilt to use this summer for the great-grands to rest on. Used Dakota Sunrise pattern.

By 4Sunshine5grand

10 LIKES | 449 VIEWS

Baseball Star

Gift for grandson, pitcher for his team and an avid fan GO CUBS!!

By 4Sunshine5grand

10 LIKES | 406 VIEWS

Into the Woods

My daughter asked me to make a quilt for her boyfriend of three years. We looked for fabric together and she ended up selecting the "Wild at Heart" layer cake by Riley Blake. As it turned out, I had also picked up a layer cake of this fabric as a daily deal. He is very tall so we needed both layer cakes. This one is 80 x 101, the largest quilt I've made to date. After looking at the fabric I decided I didn't want to cut it up into small pieces. I remembered Jenny's Super Simple Squares. Jenny used charms but I used the layer cake. It was backed in snuggly Shannon black fabric. I really like how it turned out. Better yet, he loved it!

By Jzhuskies

10 LIKES | 1225 VIEWS

Woolly Bear Paw Wall Quilt

Needed a new wall quilt for above our fireplace and used MSQC Bear Paws on Point Pattern. I liked the pieced border Jenny used on the MSQC Quilt, but decided for a smaller, 40" x 40" wall quilt, I thought it would be too much so I decided to use a flanged pieced border I learned how to make through Natalie's Final Stitch Video. The fabrics I used for the piecing are Maywood Studios Wollies Flannel Heritage and Wollies flannel Vol. 2 Colors both by Bonnie Sullivan; background fabric is Maywood Studios Flannel Brown and Black Weave; backing fabric is Kona Solids Black.

By nlowedesigns

11 LIKES | 554 VIEWS

Rose Star Quilt

I made this lap size quilt using the pattern and instructions from the book by Teresa Mairal Barreu called "Turnabout Patchwork." You start with a simple block, in this case, a half-square triangle. Then you slice, turn, and sew the slices back together to create a hunter star design. I used part of a 10" inch jewel tone precut to begin with and added background fabric of cream/branches and buds. I machine quilted an overall star design.

By JewelMagic

8 LIKES | 508 VIEWS

Good Fortune

I made Jenny's "Good Fortune" quilt for a friend fighting colon cancer. I had picked up the Regency Metallic layer cake on a Daiiy Deal. Since she loves blue this was the perfect fabric. I backed it in the same floral as the border. I gifted it yesterday, she loved it.

By Jzhuskies

9 LIKES | 409 VIEWS

Stars and Pinwheels

I followed the Stars and Pinwheels pattern which I purchased from Missouri Star Quilt Company. They also have a tutorial which I referred to as well. I quilted it on my domestic sewing machine using diagonal serpentine lines. I backed it with solid navy fleece. The fleece made it quite a heavy quilt so it was a bit tricky to quilt! I think it’s probably a large twin size. I used mostly Kansas Troubles fabric, some new and some leftover from previous projects.

By Jacqueline

19 LIKES | 676 VIEWS

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