QuiltsBy.me

I set out to make Christmas themed quilts for my in-laws but Christmas passed and they were still not finished (still not done with the binding). I decided to whip up some sew and flip jelly roll quilts that wouldn't be so out of season. I did use the Three Dudes quilt block for one of them and just did stitch in the ditch. They all got delivered while there was still a little cool weather left. I resolve to start earlier this year.

By Antique1950be

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Square Dance for Kiera

I loved this line of fabric the first time I saw it, Northcott's "Charlotte". I made this for my grand daughter when she's ready to graduate from the baby bed. I used one charm pack, one roll of 2 1/2" strips and two rolls of 1 1/2" strips for the background and inner border plus some yardage for the outer border and binding. I followed Jenny's tutorial for the Square in a Square block. The pattern on the MSQC website is called Square Dance. MSQC did the quilting. The backing is fabric that I bought at an estate sale way back when a baby girl was just wishful thinking. The little pillow case was adapted from Jenny's pillowcase tutorial. Easy peasy. My sister taught me how to do the flange binding. Very happy with the way it turned out.

By Antique1950be

33 LIKES | 1617 VIEWS

Celebrate Your Life!

This was an "emergency" quilt for a friend who in the same week, lost his job and was told he had pancreatic cancer. A second opinion revealed no cancer! I call it "Celebrate Your Life!" The pattern is Ribbon Star by Missouri Star Quilt Co (free video online) and uses 2.5" strips.

By marjie

63 LIKES | 1924 VIEWS

Bear Paws Quilt

This Bear Paw quilt was pieced by me with gradiated fabrics which created beautiful variations of the paws. It was quilted by Julia Quiltoff, who did an awesome job!

By SharynJ

77 LIKES | 3321 VIEWS

Superhero Quilt

I made this for my grandson for his birthday. It was super easy. Just got some MSQC 10 inch blocks, sewed them together 6 across and 7 down and bound it. I used twin size batting and made 3 inch strips for the binding, applied them to the back and wrapped them to the front and sewed them with a zigzag stitch. He said "Grandma, I LOVE this!".

By judjohns

5 LIKES | 1461 VIEWS

one to keep

I have given away all the quilts I have made. My husband wanted one for our home. It is double sided with a picnic backing.

By Jillane

64 LIKES | 2481 VIEWS

Birthday Quilt II

My husband and I took this quilt to the mountains for a photo shoot before shipping it to my daughter far away.

By Jkdp101

13 LIKES | 1544 VIEWS

Surprise Pinwheel

I made this quilt for one of my best friends for her birthday.

By Gizmo41

15 LIKES | 1674 VIEWS

Boats & Whales

A friend asked if I'd make a quilt to take to her western riding club to action for a fund raiser. Since I only had a couple weeks I had use what was in my stash. I backed this with a soft light blue denim to appeal to either gender.

By Gracie15

3 LIKES | 810 VIEWS

Table Runner/Bed runner

I have some "hugs & kisses" blocks left over from other project, so I put them together with sashings, corner stones and border and completed this quilt.

By bartolli

5 LIKES | 1041 VIEWS

Basket Wall Hanging

I did this one small so I could practice on machine quilting on my home sewing machine

By brbr224

2 LIKES | 986 VIEWS

Bold and Beautiful, plus Two

Here'S another quilt made from the Michele D'Amore fabrics. Love this color Way! I used my mitered piano key border on this one. I love doing piano key borders mitered rather than just butted up against each other. I do the mitered first instead of last, doing all 4 corners first, then filling in the middle of each side with additional piano key strips. If I need to make the strips a bit narrower or wider to fit, you notice it much less in the middle rather than at the corners. My friend quilted this as a practice quilt while learning to use my longarm. She quilted her beautiful 365 day challenge quilt ( in last picture) on my longarm after just a little bit of practice!

By JeanJean71

7 LIKES | 1447 VIEWS

Triple Irish Chain

I love making Irish Chain Quilts! My challenge after making several single Irish Chain quilts was to make a double or triple Irish chain. Beaurtiful Stonehenge fabric was my inspiration, and Eleanor Burns tutorial helped me build my blocks! I love the soft fuzzy look of the chains formed from the three shades of green. I wanted it quilted beautifully, so I sent it to Missouri Star for quilting and bought the beautiful backing from them! It stayed tucked away, quilted but unbound, for 3 years! I finally bit the bullet to hand bind it last month! Now, it may never leave my bed!

By JeanJean71

12 LIKES | 1131 VIEWS

Gayg quilt

College quilt

By dholt

1 LIKES | 924 VIEWS

Reversible Apron

A special young lady who has been so kind to my mother for the past year, will receive this gift I made.

By Jkdp101

2 LIKES | 933 VIEWS

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