QuiltsBy.me

I found this tutorial on line a few years back. I love the freshness of whites and brights. I enjoy working with brights as they are cheery. This quilt is for a friend who is 49 and pg -- she is over the moon. Since the baby is a big surprise, they chose not to find out the gender. I wanted something bright and lovely that screamed "Welcome baby". http://www.sameliasmum.com/2012/10/fresh-diamonds-easy-quilt-tutorial.html#.Vfqgt5cm-RP

By Audioadi

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Stained glass

Great earth tones with mauves. Stained glass windows is what it reminds me of.

By quiltsbystacie

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Quatrafoil Quilt

I love this pattern. It is so easy to sew. I used the Summer Breeze III collection layer cake cut into 5 inch squares, altered the measurements for the other pieces to match the 5 inch square.

By JeanneW

26 LIKES | 1135 VIEWS

Log cabin

Traditional log cabin quilt.

By cherylju

18 LIKES | 954 VIEWS

Watermelon picnic

By cherylju

28 LIKES | 1240 VIEWS

Lattice

Loved Jenny's quilt from her tutorial so had to have one. I made a small (baby) quilt first and then attempted my large Queen size quilt.

By teasipper

44 LIKES | 1755 VIEWS

Good Night Irene

Followed Jenny's tutorial in Block magazine

By teasipper

19 LIKES | 1921 VIEWS

Charming stars

Charm squares in Rawhide line.

By cherylju

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Chains of Luck

Some projects have a way of blossoming. I started this quilt as a small scrappy lap quilt from some of my grandmothers stash. However, my dad visited while I was working on it and commented that it should be Queen size... Then he brought me a book of celtic knots for "inspiration" and made me a quilt ladder, complete with celtic knots and dragons for my birthday! SO, I made a queen size quilt, complete with quaternary knots, known for their luck! The quilt has double batting, cotton on the bottom, wool on top, to help the knots "pop". I'm such a lucky kid to have a great dad!

By LoveMyMachines

41 LIKES | 1674 VIEWS

Lilacs Wedding Quilt

The last few yards of Fresh Lilacs by Debbie Beaves of Maywood Studios remained in my favorite quilting shop. The shop also offered a Missouri Quilt Block Class, Goodnight Irene, from Missouri Quilt Magazine Book (Spring 2015 Vol. 2, issue 2) and I knew it was a match. Jennie's video tutorial helped a lot. It was a challenge to figure out what quilting design to use. Using my walking foot, I finally settled on straight line stitching in the "X" sections, free motion quilting in the squares and border. It's my first wedding quilt and I was so pleased with how it turned out.

By JewelMagic

85 LIKES | 3959 VIEWS

Words of Love

I made this baby quilt for a special little girl named Ava. The primary colors are bright and cheer and the words are positive and colorful. I quilted a double heart on the blocks with words.

By Quiltabeth