QuiltsBy.me

My son has a few very large cats that always topple the Christmas tree over. So he asked me to make him a wall hanging tree to solve that problem.

By estelle71

14 LIKES | 1035 VIEWS

Hex Table Topper

This little table topper was one of four I donated to a fund raising event for the local VFW. They are raising funds for a new veteran memorial for out county courthouse lawn. Trying to cover seasons and some holidays the pieces were all reversible and each one brought $50 at auction. This little hex table topper is 1930's print for spring and patriotic on the reverse.

By MyFabricStash

7 LIKES | 798 VIEWS

Quilted notebook cover

I made some quilted notebook covers for my son's school

By hsmomny

5 LIKES | 615 VIEWS

Tiddly Winks

Stack of whole line of fat quarters - lime, turquoise, pink and brown. Retro. Undid the one block that used a stash pink. Going to redo it. Could not find a good matching border on the shop hop; returned to Sew-Ciety while waiting for Jacob and bought a brown with butterflies for the border (Aug.13, 2012). I ripped out the bottom right pink and brown block because it used a non-line pink. I have plenty of matching pinks to re-sew it with, that will match better.

By dzirin

6 LIKES | 714 VIEWS

Twin Sisters

From Quilt in a Day quilts through the seasons.

By JustmeQuilting

7 LIKES | 971 VIEWS

Dutchman's Puzzle

My first quilt using Marti Michelle templates.

By JustmeQuilting

6 LIKES | 683 VIEWS

Retro 1930's

A lap quilt made of 1930's fabrics to comfort me on a snowy winter afternoon.

By WyomingNana

18 LIKES | 1376 VIEWS

Lady Taylor

Grabbed a $2 pattern postcard (Villa Rosa Designs) at Quilt Festival last year - then grabbed a bunch of fat quarters - not my style but not too bad.

By KayM

3 LIKES | 1160 VIEWS

Sparklettes

Donation Quilt

By KayM

2 LIKES | 1106 VIEWS

Hungry Catepillar Baby QUilt

Sarah L. is having a baby girl. Making a quick Fat Quarter shuffle out of some fat quarters and focus fabric the Hungry Hungry Catepillar. Roxann is going to sen me the measurements for cutting; or I could guess from my photos of the previous one I made, back in 2008. Very easy pattern. Stack the FQs, cut, shuffle, sew and rotate; add border and done! I cut the fat quarters the wrong way, and had to buy more. Decided to use bothe ways of cutting for the striped material, to give it more interest. Sewed the top in a day, Oct. 5, 2014. Quilted Jan 18, 2015. Made big spirals in half the blocks and radiator coils, alternating horizontal and vertical in the rest of the blocks. Baby Annabelle was born two days ago. ETA: Might help if I could spell "caterpillar"

By dzirin

2 LIKES | 1135 VIEWS

Coffee House

This quilt was a work of love for my oldest thirty something grandson. He is a music minister at his church, website developer and musician. I have enjoyed his performances in a great local coffee shop and that was the inspiration for this quilt. I gathered coffee and music related fabrics for some time. Fat quarters and by the yard fabric were used and the plaid for the back was purchased on closeout and my grandson loved the back. Stone walls often like a coffee shop so the stone pattern fabric worked well. Free motion quilting in coffee cups, mugs, and music symbols completed the quilt. Grandson was delighted with the finished quilt.

By MyFabricStash

4 LIKES | 689 VIEWS

Dotted Bricks

I have a HUGE stash that badly needs reduced so when I heard that a local crisis pregnancy center loved receiving handmade blankets and quilts I decided to get busy. This is number 1 of many more to come and I've barely made a dent in my stash!

By Grimmaw

18 LIKES | 1364 VIEWS

Artistic Addition

I watched the tutorial on the plus quilt and knew that I wanted to make a quilt using the pattern. Used 2 charm packs and several fat quarters to complete the top. Straight line quilted, labeled, and done!!

By Khoeppner

12 LIKES | 1412 VIEWS

Just something I tossed together......

I wanted to accomplish three things with this little project. First – in keeping with my vow to myself that I wouldn’t purchase any fabric until I had made a SUBSTANTIAL dent in my stash, I used this sewing theme fabric that I had on hand. It worked out I only had enough to do this little wall hanging – but I found I could also use it as a ‘dust cover’ for my machine. Second – this was practice on getting my points all lined up properly – and I was rather successful with that! And last – it was also another great way to get more practice with binding!

By Happy2BQuilting

4 LIKES | 668 VIEWS

Pointsettia Wall Hanging

I made this Pointsettia wallhanging this past spring and love the look of stained glass the black bias tape makes.

By PattiB

58 LIKES | 1802 VIEWS

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