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Bit Star quilt

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By SUTHA

10 LIKES | 1720 VIEWS

Periwinkle quilt

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By SUTHA

9 LIKES | 1931 VIEWS

Love of Halloween

My beautiful daughter was born 11 years ago this October 27th. It was the 27th because I asked to be induced because I didn't want her born on Halloween. However she would have loved that, because Halloween is one of her favorite holidays. So for her I made this 4-patch frenzy out of Cheeky Pumpkins. This is also the first quilt I took the time to hand bind.

By Mickeyfan1015

9 LIKES | 1435 VIEWS

Goshen Star

I wanted something to really showcase the Moda line named "Best of Morris". I am a fan of the Arts and Crafts movement and have mission style furniture in my home, so the quilt is perfect for my bed. One 10" square in the layer cake makes a 10 " block when combined with background fabric . So, this quilt was made with 1/2 of a layer cake! The Goshen block dates to about 1900.. This quilt measures about 75 x 75.

By treckymom

20 LIKES | 2350 VIEWS

Colorado Block

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

By Jspor6

9 LIKES | 1720 VIEWS

Wild Dresden Coin

I love bright colors and wild prints just as much as I love more traditional collections. I purchased two layer cakes just waiting on the perfect pattern and found it in the Dresden Coin. I did make mine longer than the MSQC video instructs. This will fit a full size bed with plenty of drop on each side. My only problem now is that all of my daughters love this quilt and are begging me for it. :)

By TheresaL

50 LIKES | 2413 VIEWS

16 patch with hourglass

This was suppose to be four patch stars quilt but I turned stars around by mistake half way through. Oh well, next time. I made a winter quilt for my husband, I used an old comforter for the batting and a flannel backing.

By 1neil

8 LIKES | 2105 VIEWS

Illusion Block

This is from an MSQ tutorial and one layer cake of autumn colors. I love the way the blocks seem to hover over the quilt.

By Marywants2quilt

26 LIKES | 2256 VIEWS

Blue Block Quilt

By Tarenrigby

11 LIKES | 1702 VIEWS

Double Slice

This will be a Christmas gift for my niece.

By Gigi

4 LIKES | 1126 VIEWS

Cherry Blossom Disappearing Hourglass

I had a cherry blossom fabric languishing in my fabric closet which my daughter, Amy, spotted while visiting. When I saw the pattern in Missouri Quilt Block magazine (Winter 2015, Volume 2, Issue 1, pg. 16), watched Jennie's tutorial on the Disappearing Hourglass 2, and took a Block class at a quilting shop, the result is the fabric disappearing from the closet to a finished quilt for Amy. I used black Kona fabric and bordered the quilt with red and black. I practiced some free motion designs, added decorative stitching and "stitched in the ditch" on my domestic sewing machine. Although I was skeptical about making it because the pattern looked complex, it was surprisingly not difficult to complete and I learned a lot by sewing and quilting it. The quilt now happily resides in her home and not in my closet.

By JewelMagic

25 LIKES | 3833 VIEWS

Christmas in July Quatrefoil

I put this quilt on my to-do list as soon as I saw the MSQC tutorial. It was introduced as a mystery quilt for the Christmas in July retreat, and I was overjoyed when I learned that the mystery quilt was this pattern. However, I did not get started on this until nearly two weeks later. I've made thirty blocks that now need to be put together.

By Splinter

3 LIKES | 1943 VIEWS

flowered magic squares rows

this was a summer bed topper. I used the magic square style block with another cut. this I consider a practice quilt as I was using this to feel comfortable with the newer long arm.

By Cabinque

6 LIKES | 1837 VIEWS

Gamer Quilt

My son graduated from college this year and I created a quilt using some of his artwork. I had some of his digital art printed on fabric and sized for quilt blocks. I used 2 sets of precut 10" squares for the pieced blocks. I then used the scraps to make the border and binding. I am thrilled with the way it turned out!

By Karterbu

3 LIKES | 1377 VIEWS

For The Love of a Friend

My husband's first wife tragically died of cancer. Her best friend was critically ill in the hospital and was unable to make that cross country trip to see her best friend before she passed. We were packing our home to move to another state and came across a box of his late wife's dresses that had been overlooked when he was donating her clothes. I told him to set them aside and that I would make something with them. Fast forward one year. We were finally settled in our new home and I decided it was time to make a quilt with Susan's dresses. I cut away all the seams to see how much fabric I would have. I found the great tutorial from Jenny with the written instructions from my Block magazine, I began my project and finished it in time so I could give it to Linda for Christmas. I had custom quilting done to bring out the best in the dresses fabric and the design. Linda hasn't stopped smiling since she received her quilt. The quilt has helped to ease the pain of loosing her best friend. The quilt also has greatly pleased my husband knowing that his late wife is special to me even though I never had the pleasure to know her.

By WyomingNana

38 LIKES | 2303 VIEWS

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