QuiltsBy.me

My daughter was still too young to be able to keep a complicated pieced quilt clean and safe, so I made her this simpler whole cloth quilt instead but tried to add some pretty hexagonal quilting with my home machine. It's the second thing I quilted at home on a normal, nonspecialized quilting machine, and it was still really hard work! I very much admire all of you who are able to make complicated patterns with quilting!! For now, it's still baby steps for me!

By Cecilia

12 LIKES | 1102 VIEWS

Scrap quilt

Trying to use up my scraps and old clothing

By Granny8

0 LIKES | 420 VIEWS

Fireworks over water_1_1

I created this quilt for my QOV Chapter to award to a local Veteran (April 2017)

By Star1004

3 LIKES | 983 VIEWS

Baby Pinwheels

A friend has a precious NEW baby girl and I wanted to celebrate! This is also the first time I did free-motion quilting. I was happy.... and relieved with the results.

By TXfinTX

23 LIKES | 1309 VIEWS

Mill House Inn Tote Bag by Nicole Willmore

I've held on to this pattern for a while. It was fun and easy to make! I decided to use this bag to carry library books and it works wonderfully for that purpose.

By TXfinTX

16 LIKES | 1594 VIEWS

Quilted purse with accessories

I make purses and diaper bags following MSQC "Make three totes from a charm pack" tutorial. As you can see this is not made with charm squares, but made with regular cut fabric. I added a front pocket and a pocket on the inside lining,other than these changes I constructed the bag following the tutorial. The accessories are In The Hoop items made on my embroidery machine. Accessories include Pocket keychain, Kleenex holder, sunglasses holder, phone holder and a composition book holder. The pocket keychain shown holds a mini hand sanitizer. Another key chain is hooked on a loop on the inside of the lining. Thinking outside the box and loving it!

By osbornec

7 LIKES | 682 VIEWS

Storyteller - designed by Denice Lipscomb

Two dear friends, taught me to quilt just a few years ago and they have been VERY patient with my OCD (orientation of items must be correct). So, I decided to do this BOM from Keepsake Quilting as a surprise - 1) to see if I could do it - like a test and 2) as an honor to them for their guidance and patience.

By AbbieMolly

7 LIKES | 859 VIEWS

My Science Project

I call this my science project because I tried a different (for me) pattern, different batting (wool) and different thread (verigated). I love the results and will try all three again.

By citytransplant5

14 LIKES | 851 VIEWS

Quilted totes

I've been having fun between bigger quilt projects making these bags. I used a MSQC tutorial and added a pocket inside and a button and elastic on the outside. They are so much fun to make and I've given away several as gifts. People seem to love them!

By kathybloom

11 LIKES | 622 VIEWS

Texas Two-Step

I have a very special brother and I wanted to create a very special quilt for his birthday this year. He is a cowboy at heart and used to ride horses for his job with the police dept. He is quite the two-stepper and used to dance a lot when he was younger. I collected numerous FQs last year keeping in mind his quilt. I decided on the Falling Charms design and used a Texas charm pack, fat quarters, Kona solids, and Aurifil thread. I FMQ it on my home domestic machine. His birthday was in February. He loved it!!

By Khoeppner

17 LIKES | 1453 VIEWS

10 Minute Quilt Block

Made this for my cousin's housewarming. Tutorial/video for the 10 Minute Quilt Block is easily located online. A variety of Stonehenge fabrics were used.

By Sharlene_B

13 LIKES | 1684 VIEWS

The Music Man Quilt

This is for our friend, Lee. He was my husband's college roommate and best man at our wedding. He played his guitar and sang at our wedding, and I thought this was a fitting birthday present for him.

By EileenFig

5 LIKES | 521 VIEWS

Ribbon Star Baby Quilt

I created this Ribbon Star baby quilt for my 5th generation Granddaughter's 1st birthday.

By Star1004

6 LIKES | 849 VIEWS

Hoppity Ruffled Skirts

Just in time for hunting Easter eggs are these two ruffled skirts. I had some 2 1/2 inch strips and 6" tulle and used my ruffle attachment to make the ruffle layers. I also stitched matching fabric flower headbands.

By JewelMagic

7 LIKES | 603 VIEWS

Anna and Elsa

This is a panel from the "Frozen" movie. I wanted to learn how to quilt feathers and this panel gave me lots of opportunities to experiment.

By KathleenRossini

7 LIKES | 902 VIEWS

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