QuiltsBy.me

I made this quilt as a fundraiser for a women's oncology support group, Camp Bravehearts from Albany NY. It raised $500 for the group. It was easy to make and was machine embroidered with leaves and flowers for some extra pazza.

By Redhead627

6 LIKES | 1481 VIEWS

Fabric Fling

This quilt used all my flowered fat quarters in my stash. I had collected flowered prints as an easy purchase when I shopped during shop hops. Each block has 20 different fabrics (ideally). But the reality was that I was forced to repeat some patterns in some blocks. I held everything together with the purple. This quilt makes me feel like it's a basket of flowers. It is a great way to dip into your stash with whatever theme you choose.

By Redhead627

11 LIKES | 1342 VIEWS

Sweet Baby Girl Quilt

For one of the young Moms at church. Her first baby girl. I used Bonnie & Camille Scrumptious & Marmalade fabrics with a Robert Kaufman flannel backing. I also made two burp cloths with the left over fabrics. I Love the X's & O's "Hugs & Kisses" pattern from one of Jenny's tutorials.

By WyomingNana

31 LIKES | 1635 VIEWS

Plastic Lined Zipper Bag

My daughter wanted a plastic lines bag for her makeup. It took some figuring, but I made my own bias tape and topped the plastic bag with it so I could attach that to the inside of the bag. It's in the mail for her birthday on Monday.

By WyomingNana

19 LIKES | 995 VIEWS

Pinwheel and Rail Fence

My friend and I bought the same packs of fabric and challenged each other to make a quilt using only those fabrics. I made a table topper.

By naneb

5 LIKES | 1257 VIEWS

Table runner

I watched Jenny's tutorial using the Basix ruler. She makes everything easy and understandable.

By TeresaH

8 LIKES | 1253 VIEWS

Scrap Dance

I made this quilt for one of my sister-in-laws. She picked the pattern and fabric collection. The fabric is from Marcus Brothers Conestaga Crossing, except the background fabric and large border. The front is cotton and the back is flannel (as requested). It was quilted by a local LAQ. It came out really pretty. Hope she loves it !

By FlyCreekQuilter

26 LIKES | 1500 VIEWS

Large Apple Core

Made this one for our daughter with multiple fat quarters of same fabric I had purchased on clearance - they just happened to match the colors she had just painted her living room. Beautifully quilted by my sister's Mother-in-love.

By ozarksgrandma

9 LIKES | 1366 VIEWS

Star quilt

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By SUTHA

37 LIKES | 1841 VIEWS

365 Challenge

I participated in the 365 Challenge and just finished quilting the project. Every day last year, we received block pattern from the Facebook called the 365 Challenge. The patterns came with a brief history of each pattern along with the origination date. Many of the dates ranged from the mid 1800s to mid 1900s. Some were original designs by the Australian moderator. The blocks were 3 1/2" and 6 1/2" in size. The middle block was 18" and the four flower corners measure 12". The finished size is 90" square. Although it was hard to get the whole quilt in the picture, you can see most of the quilt. It was a fun project, but I am so glad it is over! The Missouri Star sponsored one of the weekly prize drawings.

By PattiB

53 LIKES | 3096 VIEWS

Jelly Roll Waves ~ 6 Sizes ~ Jelly Rolls & FQs

Jelly Roll Waves is a lap quilt in Moda V&Co Ombre with a background fabric of Moda Crosshatch in Black. This is an original pattern of mine. The pattern includes 6 sizes from baby to king and uses jelly rolls for traditional piecing, as well as fat quarters for strip piecing. Guidance is given to create this ombre quilt, as well as other fabric placement tips. My patterns include easy-to-follow instructions, and clear diagrams and graphics to make the process simpler for you. Purchase this pattern today! It makes stunning quilts. http://go-2.it/BusyHandsPatterns

By BusyHandsQuilts

20 LIKES | 1685 VIEWS

Triple Barn Star Lap Quilt in Birch Farm

This oversize lap is made from the Birch Farm fabric collection by Joel Dewberry in the Triple Barn Star pattern by Amy Gibson. This was a Craftsy kit. The quilt was made as a made-to-order item through my quilt shop and was completed in two days to ensure delivery by Christmas. I can make you one very similar to it: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BusyHandsQuilts

By BusyHandsQuilts

13 LIKES | 2050 VIEWS

Boundless Beauty

Boundless Beauty is a quilt pattern I designed that will look great in any fabric collection or all scrappy! The pattern includes traditional piecing for jelly roll strips, as well as strip piecing for scraps or yardage. There are instructions for 5 sizes from Baby to King. This quilt is a twin size and is made from Flower Sugar fabrics and Kona White with a backing of super soft solid white and a binding of Riley Blake red/white gingham. You can purchase this pattern in my Craftsy shop: http://go-2.it/BusyHandsPatterns I offer discount on multiple pattern purchases through my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BusyHandsPatterns Thank you!

By BusyHandsQuilts

45 LIKES | 2049 VIEWS

Quatrefoil Quilt

I made this quilt for my daughter who sometimes suffers with depression. I wanted to make her a cheerful quilt, and the Quatrefoil pattern seemed just perfect. It started out being a lap quilt, but I ended up adding more borders at the last minute, so now it's twin size. And, of course, since I added the add'l borders, I did not have enough flannel for the backing, so I ended up piecing the back with leftover blocks from other quilts I made. I only had layer cakes and jelly rolls to use for this quilt, so I used my 4.5" Sizzix die to cut all the squares. The layer cakes were a mixture of Zoey Christine and Fresh Lilacs. I used some Zoey Wisteria jelly roll strips for the binding. The borders were yardage of Violet Butterfly Garden fabric by Timeless Treasures. It was such a beautiful purple fabric with little butterflies. The little butterflies made me smile, so I'm sure this quilt will put many smiles on my daughter's face.

By SheepFarmer

32 LIKES | 3468 VIEWS

Dresden Plate

I wanted to make this for a friend. I saw it on Pinterest. The pattern was in a quilt magazine but I cant remember which one.

By judjohns

9 LIKES | 1334 VIEWS

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