QuiltsBy.me

This interlocking pattern looks like the start of a foot race. All the different teams bunched together, taking off at the same time. Just a thought. 72” x 78” The black is too stark, bold. It overshadows the blue and tan. I had a lot of trouble getting intersections to line up nicely.

By argrant3

3 LIKES | 405 VIEWS

The Hatter

Have you seen this with the Alice in Wonderland fabrics? I had the Mystic fabrics; sure had no idea what to do with them until I saw this pattern. After a trip through a friends stash I was able to find the colors to finish the layout. Mostly just outlined with a bit of whimsy in the white and black areas.

By Jean57

7 LIKES | 387 VIEWS

Easter placemats

A friend requested placemats for all holidays

By NonnieQuilts

3 LIKES | 394 VIEWS

Fat Bottom Bag

I needed a project bag for my yarn and accessories. One day I started crocheting without a pattern. I applied what I had learned years ago and followed a tutorial online. The handle has a couple of granny squares incorporated into the project. I practiced increasing and decreasing which helped with the shape. I also used macrame yarn which made the bag very sturdy. I was very pleased with the outcome.

By Jkdp101

0 LIKES | 395 VIEWS

A Quilt for Brax

My great nephews are both motor bike enthusiasts and Motor X champions in their age groups, having gained many titles during competitions throughout Western Australia. They live in the north of WA and travel all over the country to meetings and comps. Like all little champions kids can't thrive in any field without the love and wonderful support of their parents. Awesome job Ryan & Siobhan for allowing your boys to ride and thrive. Ride on Brax!!

By Lucky-Lynda

3 LIKES | 388 VIEWS

Our Memory Table Runner

With Left over blocks from the lap quilt / wall hanging I made a table runner for our own table.

By Lucky-Lynda

5 LIKES | 379 VIEWS

Hope in Bloom

Made this quilt for my sister who has been battling breast cancer. Fabric featured is Hope in Bloom by Katherine Lenius. Pattern is by Jessica Dayon. Finished size is 81 1/2" x 81 1/2". Quilted by Hunters Quilt Mart.

By leslie67

10 LIKES | 365 VIEWS

Pink Floyd

Made this t-shirt quilt for a friend who loves Pink Floyd. Quilted by Hunters Quilt Mart.

By leslie67

3 LIKES | 375 VIEWS

Dutchman’s Puzzle

I have done this pattern several times. This was done with two layers cakes, one of them being batiks. It’s one of those patterns that you don’t have to think much about, just a lot of trimming half square triangles and pressing seams open! I quilted it on my long arm alternating ruler work and free motion quilting.

By Karen2Maya

2 LIKES | 374 VIEWS

Sad

My quilting and all-around friend passed in April. She left behind a huge stash. 13 sewing machines, 50+ UFOs, 200 kits and so much in tools and patterns. I was able to finish a bunch of her quilts and seeing each month as others are finishing up her projects. The sale was a huge traffic jam success. Thank you to all you quilters who support us in more ways than you can count.

By Jean57

1 LIKES | 375 VIEWS

Scarlett's Nest

I made this for my great-niece, who has a thing going with her grandma (my sister) about birds. This was my first time using a panel and I struggled with how to incorporate the smaller pictures into the quilt. After lots of looking at quilts, I came up with this design. Hand stitched and hand quilted, 60" square.

By Bendxap

3 LIKES | 369 VIEWS

Country Rose “Hodgepodge” Quilt

Today, 3-10-23, I picked up my quilt from my local quilt shop. Love how it turned out! I just finished piecing my Hodgepodge quilt, and took it to my local quilt shop (Hunter’s Quilt Mart) yesterday, 2/27/23. Since the collection has roses in it, I chose a quilt pattern with large roses in it. My quilt shop was my inspiration to making this quilt…as they had a sample quilt hanging up during one of my visits. My daughter gave me the fat quarter bundle for a Christmas gift (2022). This quilt is a throw size, but will cover a full size bed nicely. I will be making my daughter one as well.

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

7 LIKES | 360 VIEWS

Christmas wall hanging

This was a panel from a friend who like me just moved to a retirement community. However, she is not adjusting well and has started give away some of her sewing supplies. She said her little place has no room for all her supplies. So, I finished this panel and as she is part of our quilting group that has a bazaar. It will be offered for sale. The back is angel print. I added the gold and teal and brown to the panel and quilted around each framed photo in panel.

By caf7carq

4 LIKES | 363 VIEWS

A Memory Quilt for Dylan

I was making these bird blocks the weekend that a local boy had a bicycle accident and sadly passed away at the scene where he fell off his bike. When my husband came home & told me what had happened I knew right then that I would make these beautiful blocks into a quilt in memory of little Dylan. I recently finished the quilt & took it to the family. I added a rod pocket so they have an option of hanging it on a wall. I know they realise the impact that Dylans death has had on many people in our small but connected town. God bless Dylan & his beautiful family. Ride high on your bicycle sweet darling child.

By Lucky-Lynda

7 LIKES | 356 VIEWS

Hexie

FORGOT TO ADD I DID NOT MAKE THIS PIECE . I ONLY FINISHED IT WITH BORDER AND BINDING. IT IS HAND SEWN BY SOMEONE UNKNOWN TO ME BUT RECEIVED IT FROM A ANOTHER QUILTER WHO SAID MAYBE YOU CAN FINISH THIS ONE. SHE DID NOT MAKE IT EITHER OR KNOW WHO DID. IT HAS BEEN GIFTED TO OTHER BUT NOW FINALLY DONE. Hello , I have not posted for over a year. I have been busy getting moved and settled into a retirement home. It was a lot more work than expected. I am finally able to get back to sewing and though this one is not yet complete it will be. It's been tied and just needs binding added now.

By caf7carq

3 LIKES | 363 VIEWS

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