QuiltsBy.me

I have done this pattern several times. This was done with two layers cakes, one of them being batiks. It’s one of those patterns that you don’t have to think much about, just a lot of trimming half square triangles and pressing seams open! I quilted it on my long arm alternating ruler work and free motion quilting.

By Karen2Maya

2 LIKES | 371 VIEWS

Cozy Critters

This panel was so cute, I just had to make a another quilt. I did not follow any pattern, instead designed blocks and layout myself. Quilted by Hunters Quilt Mart.

By leslie67

4 LIKES | 358 VIEWS

Kansas Troubles Favorites

I wanted to do a "manly" quilt from a layered cake. I selected Kansas Troubles Favorites. Since I wanted my quilt to be a bit larger than just sewing the 10 x 10's together, I inserted sashing, and an outer border. It was quilted in a meandering leaf pattern. My hubby loved how it turned out!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

18 LIKES | 1498 VIEWS

OUT OF TIME

Quilt #23. I didn't quilt much at the start of the Covid and finally got back in during the Fall of 2020. I had a Kansas Troubles "Through The Years" layer cake hanging out "in stash" and then found this simple pattern from MSQC and they seemed perfect together. The borders are "Through The Years" yardage. Final size is 86" square, the perfect size for a queen bed. This is a donation quilt, so I used a poly batt because some people just assume everything is wash and dry with no extra care. Case in point, I knitted a lovely red, white and blue wool afghan and my (now) least favorite sister machine washed it in hot water, so of course it shrank. Her only comment was "Who uses wool for an afghan?" Moving on. I used 108" backing, love them, then I gave it to the daughter-in-law, brand new to free motion long arm quilting, to finish. It turned out pretty well for a newbie quilter, she has skills! Thanks, Hillary! Posted 051322.

By ArDeGar

9 LIKES | 503 VIEWS

Tessellations in squares.

This is part of this years sprint to Christmas. I had a matched pair of layercakes that had been in my stash for over a year. I came across this old tutorial and thought I'd give it a shot. When I'd made it through the first layercake I hated the outcome. It just didn't look right. I felt as though I was committed at that point and soldiered on. Now, I find I like it.

By KenE

4 LIKES | 476 VIEWS

Disappearing Hourglass

I made this for one of my sisters who lives hours away. It was a way to pray for her needs as I made the quilt. This quilt came together beautifully.

By brabysd

10 LIKES | 444 VIEWS

Ingrid's Garden Quilt

I wanted to make a quilt for my 26 year old daughter. She picked Ingrid's Garden by Missouri Star Quilt Co. and I used Rocky Mountain Wild Fabric by Riley Blake. So happy with the finished project and my daughter loves it!!

By KBDesigns

4 LIKES | 459 VIEWS

Reaching for the stars

I made this quilt for my daughter Teresa and her husband Harley. She still loves the stars.

By DBMorse

14 LIKES | 491 VIEWS

Disappearing Nine Patch Madness

I made this quilt to use as my top quilt on my bed. I used five background squares instead of the traditional four background squares which gave me enough color to use in my room with many different options.

By Notenufthyme

4 LIKES | 506 VIEWS

Friendship Star sashing

I had a John Wayne Layer cake that I didn't want to cut into smaller blocks, so this worked out well.

By Kay1957

7 LIKES | 456 VIEWS

Northwest Grand Adventure

For my grandson's wedding quilt, Missouri Star Grand Adventures pattern seem to fit the bill. He enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and other outdoor activities that the northwest has in great abundance. The quilt size 93” x 90” is a generous size. I selected the digital print Wildwood Way 10 inch layered precut Handpicked Exclusively for MSQC from RJR Studio. The background of light green/white small checked fabric called “Flourish” by Natalia and Kathleen of Piece-n-Quilt from Moda Fabrics. The 20 large blocks 15” x 18” allowed for the beautiful patterns of the fabric to shine. I also added complementary batiks from my stash collection. I embroidered and quilted northwest woodland scenes and designs and I incorporated one of the background blocks with the wedding couple's name and wedding date. Sewed matching pillowcases from the remaining fabrics.

By JewelMagic

19 LIKES | 2803 VIEWS

Another Waves quilt

Another grandson graduating high school. He saw the photo of this one I made for other grandchildren, and asked for this pattern in blue and gray.

By Kay1957

9 LIKES | 387 VIEWS

Friends Forever

I made this quilt for a dear friend of mine. We've been friends for over 30 years. We live far away now but whenever we talk it's like we saw each other yesterday. Her favorite color is pink. I had the Fruitful Pleasures layer cake pack I purchased from a Daily Deal so I went in search of a pattern. I ended up using Jenny's Calico Star pattern and omitted the sashing between the blocks. It created secondary designs, which was a happy surprise. She received it in the mail yesterday and called me, crying. I'm glad she loved it.

By Jzhuskies

6 LIKES | 438 VIEWS

Disappearing Hourglass Crazy Eight

After seeing the tutorial, I knew I had to make this pattern. I had a layer cake that was just begging to be used.

By NannyKeta

8 LIKES | 624 VIEWS

April Showers

This is the Flower Garden quilt pattern and the fabric is called April Showers by Michael Miller with some green gingham for the corner stones and the backing. It will be a Christmas gift for my older daughter who loves green.

By LonelyDoll

16 LIKES | 462 VIEWS

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