QuiltsBy.me

Just have to get rid of some of my scraps to make room for more fabric :) I pulled some various scraps and cut into 2.5 x 5, added purple to calm it down and put together this design I have seen many times over the years. 38 x 48 and quilted with stitch in the ditch.

By LindaV

14 LIKES | 544 VIEWS

Charm on Point

This quilt will go to one of my friend's granddaughters. I loved the colors in this Benartex Liberty Garden Pink Favorites charm pack so much that this is the second charms on point quilt I made in this fabric. I donated the first one to my guild's silent auction. I changed the borders in this one and I placed the same charms along the cut path so the same fabric is on the edges. I made a doll quilt with some left over charm squares. I quilted it with a flower pattern called Daisy Marie. 60" x 60"

By blbaughman

22 LIKES | 673 VIEWS

Yellow Brick Road

I saw the fabric on the website and LOVED it. I wanted a quilt that would showcase the fabric.

By Rita-DiIlio

9 LIKES | 492 VIEWS

Old Glory

Just finished this up for the 4th of July. I made a second one which is now at the Long Arm Quilter. It was really fun to make and will most likely be gifted. http://www.myquiltinfatuation.com/2018/07/old-glory-tutorial.html

By Audioadi

28 LIKES | 793 VIEWS

SIL Amy’s Grandma Quilt!

Every grandma needs a quilt to snuggle up with their grand kids !

By PaulaBFord

11 LIKES | 840 VIEWS

Scrappy Quilt

I made this quilt for a friend using all scraps...I'm not going to tell her that though! It felt really good to just use what I had instead of buying more fabric for a change :)

By TerriJ0628

20 LIKES | 776 VIEWS

Girl Scout

My 8 year old granddaughter is in Girl Scouts and i wanted her to have a new blanket when they moved in to their new house. Got it finished and was able to get it to her right as quarantine started with COVID-191

By Fizzle

9 LIKES | 631 VIEWS

Orioles Baseball Log Cabin quilt

I made this quilt immediately after finishing one in a beginner quilt class so that I would not forget the process. I love Orioles baseball and had plenty of fabric so made this log cabin Orioles quilt. It is one of my favorites!

By calistanivi

5 LIKES | 460 VIEWS

Ny first quilt

I've always wanted to quilt and found a great local quilt store giving a beginner class. This is the result of the class and I am definitely hooked!

By calistanivi

6 LIKES | 518 VIEWS

Roundabout

This was a fabric kit called Roundabout by Jordan Fabrics. All the triangles came pre-cut which made it so easy to piece. I love the appearance of concentric circles. It was really the same block repeated with just a slightly different placement of the dark vs. light corner triangles. Very easy but makes a big impact..

By Kables

17 LIKES | 807 VIEWS

Log Cabin Quilt

I had never made a log cabin quilt before and thoroughly enjoyed the simplicity of it. After reviewing design options, I settled on the fields and furrows layout. I used my favorite quilting method of simple straight lines on my home sewing machine. Although my quilting isn’t fancy, I enjoy the fact that I complete the project myself from start to finish.

By Jacqueline

10 LIKES | 524 VIEWS

Pinwheel

I dipped into my UFO basket and pulled this out. Pieced in awhile ago, I started quilting it right before COVID blew up. Then I switched to masks, and after about 350 masks, was able to get back to quilting this. It's a nice lap, 42 x 52, and will go to the nursing home if we ever get back to normal.

By LindaV

12 LIKES | 578 VIEWS

Guild Block of the Month-February

The heart blocks in this quilt were done by members of my quilt guild. It's a teaching guild, so each month we each do a block, then the set of blocks are raffled off. I won the raffle 3 years ago, and finally put the blocks together, and it quilted and bound it today. Its a nice size, 48 x 60. I added the sashing, cornerstones and border to make it bigger.

By LindaV

12 LIKES | 368 VIEWS

Vintage Star

Quick large block design for a retirement quilt for a coworker. Straight line quilting on my domestic machine following the diagonal base lines to make 4 ‘V’ patterns in each quadrant was easy but effective.

By Sharlene_B

5 LIKES | 574 VIEWS

Crazy Quilt

While packing up to move, I found this almost finished quilt I made with 9 FQs; it needed a label and finishing of the binding. I embroidered a small design on each of the base blocks and played with my specialty stitches and coloured thread along each seam. It was made about 8 years ago and I’m quite sure it was a line from Red Rooster fabrics.

By Sharlene_B

12 LIKES | 730 VIEWS

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