QuiltsBy.me

Ready to put up this little project for the season.

5 LIKES | 773 VIEWS

Love all batiks! This quilt perfect for scrappy - use all those leftover strips and squares from other projects, add a border to compliment, and you have a beautiful quilt.

By grmacj

55 LIKES | 2229 VIEWS

I spy

A dear friend has two boys- ages 11 and 8. She just found out she is pregnant with a baby girl! I wanted to put as many "girly" things into a quilt as possible. And in my haste to finish on time for the shower, I forgot to take a picture of it all quilted! Oh well, here is a pic of the top. I wish her many fun hours of playing "I spy!"

By Sarahz

7 LIKES | 915 VIEWS

Four Patch Star Quilt. Oversize lap size

This was a scrap buster project. Made from left over 2 1/2",5" and 10" squares. I also learned how to use my machine to quilt the top. Made for my best friend from high school who is currently undergoing many medical issues at this time. Her love for purple and music can also be found in several of the squares. The backing was a beautiful piece given to me from her as an error from her purchase on line. She had no idea what to do with this beautiful fabric panel. I saw it as an opportunity to enhance the back of her quilt to be used on both sides. Machine quilting done on this was done as a stitch in the ditch.

By Bonita6233

10 LIKES | 1385 VIEWS

Marcos skateboard quilt

A quilt for my grandson who is very active. He loves green and skateboarding since he's now a big boy. The machine quilting was done by cherry berry quilt in calimesa ca who took his interest and quilted footballs, hockey sticks basketballs baseball and gloves soccer balls basketball hoops and baseball bats. It really shows up on the back with bright lime green quilting and a green batik backing

By Bonita6233

8 LIKES | 1966 VIEWS

Four Patch Star Table Runner

I had left over blocks from several lap quilts so I decided to create a table runner. The borders highlight my girlfriends love for her household pets and the backing is in blue and white with french titles for the flowers. She also loves all things "French" and Paris is her favorite city. It is also my first attempt at machine quilting with a new machine I have since my previous machine an Elna was on its last legs and there was no way to drop the feed dogs. It was also a creative use of scraps that I had from left over 10", 2 1/2" and 5" squares.

By Bonita6233

8 LIKES | 1179 VIEWS

Baby Lovies

Just small blankets for babies to chew on and carry around. I try to use lots of textures and fun things for baby to find.

By MegaMama

1 LIKES | 1045 VIEWS

My first quilt a rag quilt

My first quilt

By pj1963

4 LIKES | 636 VIEWS

coins bag

2 pieces of 10 inches fabric could make one, we can make some fussy cut.

By Zhengfromfrance

3 LIKES | 1120 VIEWS

Border Periwinkle

I was on the MSQC deal of the day and saw this layer cake I needed to get. I had already decided I needed to make the bordered Periwinkle and I thought this would be great. I bought additional layer cakes and some yardage. And off I went. I ended up having enough to make two. Well the second was actually made with the blocks I joined together the wrong way and had set aside. It is a lap and there is such a big difference but I love them both. I decided to give it to my son for Christmas. A week after Christmas my daughter in law calls me. Can you enlarge Jer's quilt. It is perfect for our bedroom. I said let me send you the photo of the king I made. She loved it and I have decided to mail it to her. Although I love the fabric and the quilt it looks lousy in our bedroom.

By Ediane

9 LIKES | 1424 VIEWS

Dresden pillow

A very soft pillow .

By Zhengfromfrance

5 LIKES | 1147 VIEWS

Hudson's LITTLE BOY/BIG BOY Reversible Quilt

My adorable little grandson, Hudson, was born with Downs Syndrome as well as an unrelated problem called Hirschsprung's Disease. At just 6 days old he had his first major surgery and has had umpteen procedures since that time. When I decided to learn how to make quilts (in honor & memory of my sweet Momma Betty Ann Bivens Wilson 1931-2008), my first bed size quilt was an oversized twin for Hudson. I chose a quite large disappearing 9-patch using an I SPY layer cake. This would/could be used as a learning tool as he got older. It could also be used in several of his weekly therapies. After the top was pieced, I had the bright idea to make it a truly reversible quilt that could see him all the way through his adulthood. My son, his Daddy, is an avid outdoorsman...hunter, fisherman...like generations of his forefathers so in order to KISS (keep it simple stupid), I did a simple stripe design using wide strips of outdoor fabrics (mallard ducks, bears, fish, etc) sewn as stripes into the overall background fabric of a black & white hashtag design. I don't have a long arm so I found a LQS that rented time on their long arm out to customers. I went and did an overall super simple pattern in bright color variegated thread. Once back home I added my quilt label and VOILA! My first Big Quilt!! Hudson and his older brother Parker drag it out in the floor all the time and play on it. My heart sings with joy!

By ThatsSEWNana

5 LIKES | 1284 VIEWS

A T block quilt

Just first sight of love,when I saw the t block quilt tutorial of Jenny,it is easy ,fast, and fast! I received layer cakes from missouristar just before xmas, and then I made one in 3 days! It is about 77 inches *55 inches .

By Zhengfromfrance

1 LIKES | 991 VIEWS

Star Wars Illusion

I haven't seen the movie but thought some child might enjoy the pictures.

By plquilter66

7 LIKES | 923 VIEWS

Slice-A-Block quilt

I made this quilt after watching the Slice-A-Block tutorial by Rob Appell of Man Sewing. It is currently hanging on the wall behind my longarm.

By Eup584

9 LIKES | 1909 VIEWS

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