QuiltsBy.me

This quilt was made in response to a Project Quilting challenge in 2014. PQ challenge prompts are given on Sunday and the finished quilt has to be posted by the following Sunday. One week to make a quilt. The challenge was across the sky. I decided to use a variety of blue prints from my stash to make the big stars. The quilt is 72x72 inches. It is hand quilted with perle cotton. (Yes, in one week. Really! It is what the quilt demanded and when the quilt speaks...) You can read the whole story on my blog http://twasbrilligand.blogspot.com/2014/02/pq-54-lemoyne-star.html

By WaggonsWest

10 LIKES | 1343 VIEWS

Half Square Stars

I chose vintage style fabric for a wedding gift. The bride loves earth tones and vintage anything. I decided to do traditional echoing for the quilting to coordinate with the traditional fabric and pattern.

By DebbieK

13 LIKES | 1434 VIEWS

Out of Bounds Hexagons

I made this for some newlyweds. They like more modern styles. I followed Jenny's tutorial for the Out of Bounds quilt using a jelly roll and hexagons.

By DebbieK

1 LIKES | 898 VIEWS

Maine Quilt

Inspired by the birds and animals around our cabin in Maine, I pieced this quilt using some of the patterns in "Go Wild With Quilts" and "Go Wild With Quilts Again". Other squares, I created myself. This was my first quilt. This is a full sized bedspread - the dark patches in the quilt are the pillow tuck area.

By evedmondson

1 LIKES | 876 VIEWS

Miss Bakers Fairies Quilt

My granddaughter got a pull to fairies, she had pictures, fairie dolls, anything that had a fairy on it she had it. So Oma and I (Opa) made her a fairy quilt made with a center panel of Cicely Mary Barker. It was a way to get it made fast and beautiful. Hope you like my presentation.

By rfbrazell

1 LIKES | 3404 VIEWS

The Oliva Quilt

My Sister in Law is a first Italian. My Brother married her almost 40 years ago. When I saw this pattern and the colors were perfect for her they were Rust, Olive Green, Deep Gold, maize and eggplant. It was the first time we tried a "On Point" quilt, we sure used our seam rippers for that quilt. The bottom line was she loved it. Così Bella (so beautiful Silvana said)

By rfbrazell

8 LIKES | 1297 VIEWS

My garden

I bought the fabric at a fabric show and love it, however, could not find a pattern that would show it the way I want it, I felt in love with this quilt tutorial thanks to the Missouri star quilt.

By Luisa

3 LIKES | 882 VIEWS

Big Star

I was fortunate enough to take a class from Jenny here in Virginia last year. We worked on this quilt, the Big Star. It was a fun quilt to make. The fabric I used was Ladie's Album.

By WendyQuilts

16 LIKES | 1262 VIEWS

Twirling pinwheel

I made these quilts for my granddaughters. They are all the same fabric for the pinwheels, and all different sashings and bindings. the girls love them...

By PatE

4 LIKES | 1094 VIEWS

Be My Neighbor

I saw Jenny's Video about making this quilt and just had to make one. I used a Color Me Happy layer cake. I sent it to a sister in California because the colors just fit her.

By Susanpaxton

2 LIKES | 1275 VIEWS

Disappearing 4 Patch

I made this quilt using Jenny's pattern. I used scraps from my stash. I had Jenny sign it when I met her last year at Panguitch Quilt Walk. I sent it to my youngest sister in California. I won a blue ribbon at our county fair last year.

By Susanpaxton

9 LIKES | 1195 VIEWS

My First Quilt

I joined a class at the age of 50 and this is my first sampler quilt. it cost sooooo much to make. Now I know how to cut fabric, how to buy fabric.... made so many since.x

By alexoharared1

8 LIKES | 1313 VIEWS

Log Cabin

My husband wanted a quilt, and he likes the Civil War Reproduction fabrics. So, thus this quilt was born. I pieced and quilted it on Juki 98Q.

By rose-swalls

26 LIKES | 1368 VIEWS

Sunny Days

I made this quilt for our dear neighbors when they moved into a new house in a new neighborhood.

By dduelm

12 LIKES | 1330 VIEWS

Buried Treasure

Sometimes its hard to find the perfect fabric for a 13 yr old boy but when I spotted this Layer Cake by Benartex called Buried Treasure, I knew I had to make something for my grandson Austin. I don't recall the name of this pattern but it was very simple using a layer cake sliced once leaving a 6" x 10" rectangle and a 4" x 10" rectangle, then adding a 2 1/2" strip to the top and one side of each rectangle. Alternating the direction of each rectangle created the design.

By TheresaL

7 LIKES | 1252 VIEWS

Browse Projects