QuiltsBy.me

I made this quilt after seeing Jennys tutorial and just loved it. I use it in a spare bedroom.

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Oh, my! Have you ever worked on a project that just kept growing? That is how I felt while working on this quilt. It started out with one little bird followed by some hearts and then flowers. Aha, I think I will make it into a quilt. I added more blocks, drawing some and getting others from a book purchases years ago. I added sashing and then came up with the border. The yo yo's added a little fun to the overall quilt. Then the quilting! It took me several weeks to finish it up. Although I am not a fan of purple, it grew on me enough that I think I will keep it!

By PattiB

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North by Northwest

Made this for our 25th anniversary for my husband. There are a jillion half-square triangles.

By Audioadi

21 LIKES | 1498 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 | 3723 VIEWS

Bit Star quilt

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By SUTHA

10 LIKES | 1271 VIEWS

Periwinkle quilt

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By SUTHA

9 LIKES | 1407 VIEWS

Flower Patch Pansy

Who doesn't have a stack of leftover charm squares and strips from other projects? When I stumbled upon a television interview of Eleanor Burns with a group of women quilting in a log cabin, the pattern she used, Fabric Frenzy, caught my imagination. It was the first time I attempted a piecing technique she demonstrated. Having watched many of Jenny's videos, I feel they supported the completion of this project. I used my domestic machine to free motion stippling, flower and leaf designs. My sister-in-law now has the finished quilt gracing her living room couch where I found her black lab resting his head one afternoon :-)

By JewelMagic

10 LIKES | 1328 VIEWS

Quilt made from recycled fabric.

This quilt was made from old used fabrics my Mom had. I intentionally made it to look like it is an antique quilt. After piecing it I gave it a short tea bath. I pieced this four years ago and think it looks old. I love this quilt. It made me wonder if anyone else has tried this. Fill a bath tub with warm water add tea bags then remove then put quilt into tub until desired stain is on quilt. Try on scrap to determine soaking time. My quilt was soaked for 20 minutes then rinsed in cool water followed by white vinegar and into the dryer to set.

By Krissy

35 LIKES | 1512 VIEWS

Colorado Block

I made this quilt for my son and his wife. The love to hike in Colorado.

By Jspor6

9 LIKES | 1292 VIEWS

Purple Potpourri Quilt

This is the purple quilt I started a month or go with one row. I have the rows done and working on the border. I used all mediums for the blocks, Nature Sketch of the butterflies, HummingBird with Hydrangeas, and the songbird, I used appliques, piecing, and embroidery. Thanks for taking a look. Robert

By rfbrazell

10 LIKES | 1199 VIEWS

Square in a Square

I made this by following the MSQC Square in a Square tutorial. I used a honeybun roll for the strips which made it very easy to get lined up. I used yardage purchased at Hobby Lobby for the rest of the quilt. I'm slowly improving on my free motion quilting on my home machine. This easily fits a twin or full size bed. I know my skill level is no where near some of the beautiful quilts on this site, but I am self taught strictly watching MSQC tutorials and can't wait to start another one!

By osbornec

14 LIKES | 1488 VIEWS

Rosalie

Fell in love with this fabric line the first time I laid eyes on it and needed a bedspread for my guest bedroom.

By NewQuilter

57 LIKES | 1868 VIEWS

Suey's Fleece Quilt

This was my very first quilt! I'd taken a sewing class about 6 months prior so I could learn to make clothes for my little hairless Chinese Crested, Suey. I made most of his stuff from fleece, and I decided to make a quilt with the leftover remnants. It was a challenge to pass so much bulk through my machine, but boy, it sure is a warm cozy quilt! Of course, this quilt is special as my very first, but I know it will become even more precious as the years pass. When I look at it, I see all the little outfits I've made for my darling dog (and some of his doggie friends, too). He especially loves the binding part of the quilting process when he gets to cuddle with me and a quilt as I hand sew.

By Joeylf

3 LIKES | 975 VIEWS

Flying Geese

I made this quilt several years ago before I started doing my own FMQ. The lady that quilted it for me did a very nice job.

By QuiltsByJo

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Our Bed quilt

This was just something simple to do...something I could sew without thinking too hard. It does not hang all wavy on the bed...the ruffly look has something to do with the way I hung it on the clothesline.

By rose-swalls

8 LIKES | 641 VIEWS

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