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Bit Star quilt

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By SUTHA

10 LIKES | 1626 VIEWS

Falling Charms Quilt

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By SUTHA

16 LIKES | 1956 VIEWS

Periwinkle quilt

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By SUTHA

9 LIKES | 1831 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 | 1794 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 | 1597 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 | 2295 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 | 1950 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 | 2232 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 | 1297 VIEWS

Barcelona Memories

A bordered periwinkle quilt using scrap fabrics that reminded me of colorful and extravagant tile work of Barcelona

By Charles13905

30 LIKES | 1889 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

8 LIKES | 1438 VIEWS

Rebecca's Frozen Quilt

My eight year old granddaughter wanted a quilt with the "Disney Frozen" theme. I purchased the large Frozen sisters panel and designed it by piecing squares in the corners and complementary fabrics bordered the quilt top. For the backing, I used pink flannel Frozen fabric, then used straight line and serpentine stitches on my domestic machine. I used the free motion feature to outline the panel figures. Taking a class at a nearby quilting shop, watching several videos on-line, and practicing helped. It was my first large quilt that I attempted to quilt myself. She was thrilled with her very own Elsa and Anna Christmas quilt.

By JewelMagic

7 LIKES | 2109 VIEWS

Pinwheel Quilt

I am a little reluctant to post this quilt as it does not photograph well. The colors are much more vibrant. I had fun making it for my friends daughter who is crazy about purple and green.

By Krissy

9 LIKES | 1100 VIEWS

Who's Quilt?

A few years ago, most of my friends went back to work with relatives or even nannies in Charge of the kids. I had none of the kind, but all of a sudden a lot of free time which I intended to use wisely...you get the idea. Our younger daughter saw that I was cutting out a lot of shapes and tried to do the same. When she grew tired of her work she put the result into a box which was redescovered last year. Excited I took her "handywork" and created a quilt.

By Ursula

7 LIKES | 1070 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 | 3676 VIEWS

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