QuiltsBy.me

Homespun Hearth sponsored a Valentine day mystery quilt. It was named Agatha and Sherlock's Valentine's day Mystery Love Note #4. I love to do mystery quilts.

By msdb159

7 LIKES | 970 VIEWS

Churn Dash

I just wanted to make a traditional block quilt, I snow balled the corners to give it a little more depth.

By FrugalQuilter

11 LIKES | 1253 VIEWS

low volume

low volume I spy quilt

2 LIKES | 915 VIEWS

I spy ABC quilt

6 LIKES | 904 VIEWS

bright and colorful flip flops

By cherylju

8 LIKES | 840 VIEWS

texas cabins

for my nephew and his bride

By cherylju

8 LIKES | 1056 VIEWS

Bit Star quilt

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By SUTHA

10 LIKES | 1272 VIEWS

Periwinkle quilt

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By SUTHA

9 LIKES | 1410 VIEWS

Flower Patch Pansy

Who doesn't have a stack of leftover charm squares and strips from other projects? When I stumbled upon a television interview of Eleanor Burns with a group of women quilting in a log cabin, the pattern she used, Fabric Frenzy, caught my imagination. It was the first time I attempted a piecing technique she demonstrated. Having watched many of Jenny's videos, I feel they supported the completion of this project. I used my domestic machine to free motion stippling, flower and leaf designs. My sister-in-law now has the finished quilt gracing her living room couch where I found her black lab resting his head one afternoon :-)

By JewelMagic

10 LIKES | 1328 VIEWS

Crazy birds

I made this wall hanging for our Guild spring challenge. I combined a couple of patterns and then added some funny little birds. Yo yo's make the flowers come to life.

By PattiB

23 LIKES | 1125 VIEWS

Jan's blocks

I did not make the blocks for this quilt. Instead, my friend Jan did. Why would I post this quilt if I didn't make the whole thing? I did because of the story and the end result. Jan is in her late 80's. Her sewing skills are a bit strained. When she gave me the blocks, I thought no problem, I will just strip them together and give it back. The problem was that each block she made was wonky and none were the same size. Ugh! I trimmed the best I could, which did take off some star points, and then stripped with different sized sashing. I added the borders, but the top still looked bad! Aha, I added the appliquéd flowers in strategic places. I think it turned out great and when I gave it back to her, she was so pleased with herself! What a delightful lady, one who teaches me something about life all the time.

By PattiB

9 LIKES | 1015 VIEWS

I spy, I play quillow

This is my version of the 'I spy' quilt for my grandson. On the top, I used a variety of children's fabrics. On the back, I used a car race track and a fabric with cars, trucks. I also made the quilt into a pillow when the quilt is not in use or the pocket can be used to store small cars.

By SuzanneOrleans

7 LIKES | 1211 VIEWS

Bargello

My dear friend Robin was visiting and she decided to teach me how to "do" a bargello quilt. We pulled fabric from my stash and this is what I ended up with.

By dyyan

3 LIKES | 671 VIEWS

Christina's Curved Log Cabin

Christina is my godchild and this year I decided she was going to get a quilt for her 38th birthday. I loved Jenny's Curved Log Cabin and decided that was what I was going to make. I covered it in FMQ designs - and included some personal things like a Girl Scout Trefoil, Beach Ball, Hearts, a Dragonfly, Stars, my initials and Christina's name.

By dyyan

12 LIKES | 932 VIEWS

Alex's quilt

This is a quilt for my grandson Alex. He picked out the fabric!

By Gigi

5 LIKES | 830 VIEWS

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