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  • Sunday Fun Bag
    Sunday Fun Bag

    This was made using the Sunday Fun Bag pattern. It is for my daughter-in-law's birthday. The fabric is from Jo-Ann Fabrics.


    By SharonN
    SharonN 8 LIKES  |  741 VIEWS
  • Weekender bags
    Weekender bags

    Getting a jump on Christmas this year. The plan is to make 8 of these fun bags for my daughters and daughters-in-law. It took a long day to make both, but I enjoy getting to see the finished product quickly, especially compared to a quilt.


    By Shanny
    Shanny 13 LIKES  |  1189 VIEWS
  • Just 'Bee'
    Just 'Bee'

    My bee-utiful friend Mary was told that she had cancer. First I held her, then we prayed and then I went home for a 3 day weekend and made her something to curl up with during treatments. I also made her a certificate. Oh yeah, the cutie pup...that's Bella Blue!!


    By Froglover
    Froglover 5 LIKES  |  832 VIEWS
  • Love You to the Moon
    Love You to the Moon

    Baby quilt made per request, Spring 2017 Fabrics purchased at JoAnne's Quilted by myself


    By GrannySherri
    GrannySherri 10 LIKES  |  665 VIEWS
  • Downton Abbey Quilt
    Downton Abbey Quilt

    Decided to make a quilt from my favorite TV program featuring the Dowager Countess fabric line. I designed and pieced it and MSQC did their magic quilting to make it extra special.


    By GrandmaG
    GrandmaG 10 LIKES  |  1583 VIEWS
  • Quilt of Valor
    Quilt of Valor

    My son spent six years as a Navy SEAL. While he was deployed, his roommate who was stationed stateside provided supporr for my son and others in harms way. He was a source of comfort to us when I would watch too much news. I made this quilt to thank him for watching out for all of us, and for his dedication to our country. Our son is home safe and sound now, but I remain forever grateful to all our men and women who are willing to place themselves at risk to assure my freedom.


    By Jurisprudence
    Jurisprudence 4 LIKES  |  686 VIEWS
  • Jessica's Rainy Day in Paris
    Jessica's Rainy Day in Paris

    This is a small quilt for my daughter, Jess's birthday. She and her husband have a lot of art work in their home of these "mystery people" who you always see from behind, someplace in Europe. When I saw the panel on Missouri Star, I knew I wanted to use it. Then I saw Jenny do the Window tutorial using a deer and I knew I would use that. It came together very quickly and I did a small amount of quilting on it. She loves it! The panel is called: Artworks - Couple In Paris Gray Digitally Printed Panel


    By Shasta
    Shasta 3 LIKES  |  719 VIEWS
  • Leafy Tree Top Table Runner
    Leafy Tree Top Table Runner

    I started this table runner many years ago for a very special friend that I have had in my life for over twenty five years! It's about time I finished it!


    By GrannySherri
    GrannySherri 18 LIKES  |  875 VIEWS
  • expanding block quilt
    expanding block quilt

    loved the color palet


    By jnktaylor
    jnktaylor 7 LIKES  |  742 VIEWS
  • paddington bear
    paddington bear

    Found these cute bear panels that nobody wanted and turned them into a nice baby quilt!


    By suem
    suem 4 LIKES  |  1159 VIEWS
  • Placemats for little dude
    Placemats for little dude

    My grandson likes minions and trains


    By JoanPM
    JoanPM 4 LIKES  |  853 VIEWS
  • Jardin de diamants
    Jardin de diamants

    I decided this year I would make a quilt for each of the adults birthdays. I started this quilt in 2015 for my husbands step-mother so I finished it and gifted it to her in February for her birthday. I used a layer cake of French General-Le Bouquet Fracais and Kona solids. FMQ on my home machine. It finished up lap size.


    By Khoeppner
    Khoeppner 42 LIKES  |  1508 VIEWS
  • For my folks
    For my folks

    My parents have birthdays only 4 days apart and I decided last minute to make them a thin quilt to brighten their bedroom. I stole the pattern from a charity that I make quilts for. This pattern is a simple one and could be done with any size square. I used 7" squares, 7"x3.5" strips, and 3.5" squares. I sewed a strip to one side of the big square and sewed a little square to the end of another strip, then stitched the two halves together. The key to this block is how the quilt is laid out. It must be staggered in a particular way. See the diagram below.


    By Marie
    Marie 23 LIKES  |  1275 VIEWS
  • Ribbon Dance
    Ribbon Dance

    I made this cause I liked the pattern and wanted to make a baby quilt out of some charm squares I had. I also made a little pillow to go with it. I plan to give it to my daughter in law for their next baby.


    By JoJohnson
    JoJohnson 18 LIKES  |  1153 VIEWS
  • skate board quilt
    skate board quilt

    I saw this tuitorial, Jenny had, and thought what a great quilt for our grandson.


    By NonnieQuilts
    NonnieQuilts 10 LIKES  |  1055 VIEWS