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  • Twin Sisters
    Twin Sisters

    From Quilt in a Day quilts through the seasons.


    By JustmeQuilting
    JustmeQuilting 7 LIKES  |  970 VIEWS
  • Dutchman's Puzzle
    Dutchman's Puzzle

    My first quilt using Marti Michelle templates.


    By JustmeQuilting
    JustmeQuilting 6 LIKES  |  682 VIEWS
  • Coffee House
    Coffee House

    This quilt was a work of love for my oldest thirty something grandson. He is a music minister at his church, website developer and musician. I have enjoyed his performances in a great local coffee shop and that was the inspiration for this quilt. I gathered coffee and music related fabrics for some time. Fat quarters and by the yard fabric were used and the plaid for the back was purchased on closeout and my grandson loved the back. Stone walls often like a coffee shop so the stone pattern fabric worked well. Free motion quilting in coffee cups, mugs, and music symbols completed the quilt. Grandson was delighted with the finished quilt.


    By MyFabricStash
    MyFabricStash 4 LIKES  |  689 VIEWS
  • Dotted Bricks
    Dotted Bricks

    I have a HUGE stash that badly needs reduced so when I heard that a local crisis pregnancy center loved receiving handmade blankets and quilts I decided to get busy. This is number 1 of many more to come and I've barely made a dent in my stash!


    By Grimmaw
    Grimmaw 18 LIKES  |  1364 VIEWS
  • Ragged Hunter's Star
    Ragged Hunter's Star

    This was a fun hilt to work on. A friend of mine and I decided to try this patter we found in a magazine ( sorry, can't remember which one.) I really like the ragged edges of the star and using the earth tones on this design.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 30 LIKES  |  1224 VIEWS
  • 2nd Quilt of Valor
    2nd Quilt of Valor

    This started out as a jelly roll race quilt that I just didn't care for. I ended up taking it apart at every 4th row and cutting the strips into blocks to make a simple rail fence quilt. In order to meet the minimum size requirements, I used an additional cream colored jelly roll for the sashing and binding and a fat quarter of red for the cornerstones. I needed to add more length to the quilt and didn't have any more blocks so I designed the trapunto banner the width of the quilt set off with a narrow red accent strip. I like this much better than the original quilt I started with!


    By JeanneH
    JeanneH 9 LIKES  |  1335 VIEWS
  • Winter Stars
    Winter Stars

    Shades of blue and snowy prints were used to make this quilt. Each block is 12": a different traditional star block takes up the 6" center of a log cabin, with 12" stars sprinkled randomly. The backing is 12" squares of various snowflake prints. Quilting is a 90 degree rainbow shape across each block.


    By Phantom-Rose
    Phantom-Rose 15 LIKES  |  1444 VIEWS
  • Bunnies at Play Baby Blanket
    Bunnies at Play Baby Blanket

    The Engleson's (friends of ours) were having number 4 baby and it was a boy. I had made 3 others for all the kids, Faith, Gabriel and Eli and Jonathan was coming soon. So I put my thinking hat on and came up with bunnies playing around. I used white minkie for the bunnies and used color pastels for borders and sashing. It was a hit! And yes Jonathan came into this world on the day before easter.


    By rfbrazell
    rfbrazell 8 LIKES  |  967 VIEWS
  • Red, white, and blue
    Red, white, and blue

    I made this quilt for my nephew who is a wounded warrior. It was inspired by one of Jenny's tutorials.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 16 LIKES  |  1147 VIEWS
  • My Curved Log Cabin Quilt
    My Curved Log Cabin Quilt

    I went to a quilting retreat in GA. Had an absolute blast making this quilt there. I used the Maison Bleue Line by RJR for this quilt. Learned to make it by watching Jenny's tutorial.


    By KimI
    KimI 10 LIKES  |  981 VIEWS
  • Pink Sail Boats
    Pink Sail Boats

    Sail boats seem to be the thing these days. For this baby quilt I decided to make one for a baby girl. Missouri Star has a great sail boat tutorial. On this one, I decided to only use three sails and another sky square instead of four sails.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 7 LIKES  |  741 VIEWS
  • Greek Keys
    Greek Keys

    I have 6 grandchildren. Several years ago I decided I would make each of them a bed size quilt for Christmas, making one a year. This was the second in that series. And probably the most fun to make! I used lots of leftover batiks from other projects and purchased FQ to fill in as needed. The backing is flannel so it makes a very cozy quilt.


    By Marge44
    Marge44 7 LIKES  |  1259 VIEWS
  • French Roses
    French Roses

    One of my favorite hilts is the French Rose quilt. Every time I make one, someone asks for it. If you use the right fabric and quilt rely tightly, you have a quilt that looks a hundred years old.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 21 LIKES  |  11974 VIEWS
  • Another stars and stripes
    Another stars and stripes

    Made this wounded warrior quilt with banded stars and chevron stripes.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 19 LIKES  |  1336 VIEWS
  • Stars and stipes
    Stars and stipes

    I combines Jenny's wonkey stars and jelly roll race 2 to make this wounded warrior quilt.


    By PattiB
    PattiB 17 LIKES  |  1557 VIEWS