QuiltsBy.me

I was inspired by Jenny's Baby Blocks Quilt. I decided to use charms squares instead of 2 1/2" squares. I ended up with huge white corners and triangles. It took several months to decide on the appliqué design to fill all the white space and another year to finish all the appliqué. I think Kendyl is going to love it because she loves purple!

By MarySusan

11 LIKES | 496 VIEWS

Twin bed quilt

Made for my 8 year old grandson with “sports” as was his request! Used some fabric from stash that he has either liked or was with me when I bought it. Also used an old flannel shirt pocket. He uses it for one of his little “stuffies” stuffed animals. It is made with flannel, fleece, cotton fabrics and backed with a solid piece of flannel.

By Fizzle

3 LIKES | 487 VIEWS

Starstruck Crum quilt

I watched the video on Crumb quilting. I had just finished a quilt with the starstruck pattern and thought it would be fun st to a starstruck Crumb quilt.

By Singshar24

4 LIKES | 422 VIEWS

Dresden Rock My World

Missouri Star Spring Dresden Flower Pot design and tutorial is a perfect applique project all done on the sewing machine. This was my first attempt at making dresdens and happily will not be my last. I made 42 dresdens in assorted prints and from green varied prints from a charm pack with tumbler and dresden blade templates. The top which fits a double size bed, came together easily plus a bonus at the end. I utilized a blanket stitch to attach the dresden blades, stitch in the ditch, stippling in the 5 inch border with my walking foot attachment. Then I embroidered floral and continuous line motifs with free motion quilting and added some of my sewing machine's decorative stitches. Jenny's ideas and suggestions from start to finish made for a successful journey into dresden sewing. I also had enough for a small tabletop. The spring dresden bouquet can brighten a new day.

By JewelMagic

10 LIKES | 461 VIEWS

Falling Charms

Quilt made for granddaughter from material chosen by her mom before she died of cancer.

By 4Sunshine5grand

6 LIKES | 413 VIEWS

Linked up

I made this quilt in 2018, as the first one for me to keep and use. Up until then, everything I made was given as a gift to family and friends! I loved putting it together and used precuts for the main body that I bought from MSQC. The tutorial was theirs, too. I do my own free-motion quilting on all of my quilts, and each one is a learning experience. I entered it into my quilt guild’s 2020 Quilt Show and was pleasantly surprised to have gotten an honorable Mention ribbon! It’s a bit small for my current bed, but I still love it!

By Elrain

12 LIKES | 1777 VIEWS

Churn and Dash

Made for my eight year old soccer playing grandson. This seemed like an easy beginner pattern and the title very appropriate for a soccer player.

By cyndylynn

3 LIKES | 511 VIEWS

Blue quilt for neighbor's son

Update: I quilted with Urban Elementz Nemesh's Feather Grande design. I sewed the binding on and took to neighbor's house just in time to be loaded on the moving truck. ---- This is the fabric I picked out for my neighbor's son to piece a quilt while he was home from school because of virus (if he wanted to make one). His two sister's pieced their quilts and I quilted them (posted earlier). He didn't piece it. The family is moving away for a couple years for work, at the end of the month. I decided to make him this quilt. I used the charm on point pattern for the middle (8 x 16 squares), I placed the same fabric on the diagonal cut line, so the outer triangles would be the same fabric (same as border fabric). I added LeMoyne Stars (Lemon stars) to the top and bottom to make it a rectangular quilt. I had some charms left from the 4 charm packs that I had of Wilmington Essentials Sapphire Sky (Beautiful fabric), so I made four patches for the sides. 75" x 87"

By blbaughman

25 LIKES | 976 VIEWS

A Quilt for Daisy

I used leftovers from another project to make a quilt for a granddaughter named Daisy. The quilter even chose a stitch pattern with daisies.

By MarySusan

11 LIKES | 458 VIEWS

Just Charms quilt

I just finished quilting this colorful quilt that my neighbor's daughter pieced. When the school's closed from the virus, I asked my neighbor if her three children would like to piece quilts. She thought that they would, so I picked out two of each (Mix n Match - "Fun Time" Charm Pack - Benartex - Contempo by E. Vive) and (Northcott Artisan Spirit Good Vibrations "Mysteria") charm packs. I thought the youngest (9 years old) daughter would like these colorful charms. She did a wonderful job piecing these squares (her first quilt). I added two borders. I picked this pretty floral fabric for the backing. She picked the "Chantilly" quilting pattern from Urban Elementz. This is the 12th quilt that I quilted on my longarm. 65" x 80"

By blbaughman

10 LIKES | 570 VIEWS

Building Blocks Quilt

These quilts were made for my granddaughters new bunk beds. I used the Building Blocks pattern from MSQC for the quilts and a sort of made up pattern for the pillow shams.

By EssieSews

13 LIKES | 606 VIEWS

Canyon Jane's Ladder

Ever have one of those quilts that you're sure you're going to love, and then you just "kinda like" the result? That's this one for me. I've had this Canyon layer cake and charm pack forever, waiting until I found the perfect pattern and background fabric for it. I finally settled on this pattern from the Moda site, and a gray on white wave for the background. My sister and I went to her cabin to quilt for a weekend recently, and it seemed like the perfect time to finally tackle this quilt! It doesn't pop as much as I envisioned, but I do like the bright, spring-y feel of it. I also really like how the quilting turned out, and the movement it adds. The back is pieced with some Canyon yardage I scrounged up, and a dark gray I had originally bought for the background before deciding I didn't like it. See the upper left corner where I screwed the pattern all up?....DOH. Rookie mistake! I must have done it when I was rearranging blocks to spread out colors. I didn't notice until I had it all basted and ready to quilt, and I just wasn't going to unbaste and pick that many seams at that point.

By wecoan

6 LIKES | 501 VIEWS

Maple Street

Used a pattern by the name of Four Square to make this quilt for my mom. Quilted by a local quilt shop

By VelvetApron

9 LIKES | 622 VIEWS

Cottage Tulips (repost) unquilted top

Made from odds-and-ends fat quarters from my stash. I set the tulips together without sashing between the horizontal blocks. I used a partial seam method to stitch the appliqued borders to the quilt. When I edited my first posting to add info about the method, my entire posting disappeared. I will quilt this quilt sometime later this year.

By MrsP

11 LIKES | 633 VIEWS

ORANGE PEAL

I wanted to try applique and make something special for a family member who got me interested in quilting. Not yet gifted! And I'm proud to have taught myself mitered corners. Jenny's orange peel pattern and tutorial is so fun!! Try it!!

By Havingfun

5 LIKES | 532 VIEWS

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