QuiltsBy.me

Saw this in the Block Idea Book, Vol. 7 Issue 6 2020. Page 68. I didn't have the template so I asked a friend. She just had a little one. (2.5 inch strips as opposed to the 4.5 Jenny was using) I put it in the scanner and increased the size to fit a 3 inch strip. Then to ensure I was getting the correct angle and not cutting my little piece of paper template I placed my 60 degree diamond template over. The angle was perfect! This will be another shroud. I quilted feathers in the white areas and an all over meander throughout the floral pieces.

By Jean57

6 LIKES | 428 VIEWS

QAYG Hexi flower quilt

Hexi flower quilt made with Sweet Prarie fat quarter bundle. MSQC triple play quilt as you go hexi Tutorial. Hung this in my quilting/craft room.

By Milner

9 LIKES | 497 VIEWS

Another Waves quilt

Another grandson graduating high school. He saw the photo of this one I made for other grandchildren, and asked for this pattern in blue and gray.

By Kay1957

9 LIKES | 394 VIEWS

Denim circle quilt

My daughter wanted a heavy denim quilt. She helped to use the Accuquilt to cut the circles and she also cut the flannel squares. I sewed it together. While I'm glad we did it, it will be a while before I want to do another. Very heavy to get through the sewing machine.

By Kay1957

8 LIKES | 636 VIEWS

Spring for Tulips

I quilted this tulip tabletop following one of Missouri Star Triple Play Quilt Tutorials dated 4/18/2020. I used Kaffe Fassett prints and my scrap tub of orphan 5" squares. I also continued with 2 1/2" border of 5" squares. I quilted with Edge to Edge flower motif., then embroidered a spool and needle on one of the runners. It was so much fun, that I made a second one for my daughter who lives near Seattle. She was delighted to have it as springtime comes a bit earlier there and just in time for the Tulip Festival in the Skagit Valley.

By JewelMagic

9 LIKES | 446 VIEWS

Brown goose

This is one of Missouri quilt tutorials,

By Janiceq

3 LIKES | 405 VIEWS

Victoria

Used a couple of patterns (edyta sitar and Esther Aliu) along with my own designs. Two of my granddaughters want it, so I’m making one that they both may like as well and then they can choose!

By Gaga2six

14 LIKES | 545 VIEWS

Sadie

This is a mix of patterns I’ve had. Thought the black would make the squares pop!

By Gaga2six

10 LIKES | 405 VIEWS

Valentine Gift Bag

Such a cute little gift bag for Valentines!! I got the idea from Yoan Sewing Studio on youtube, she has alot of cute projects.

By BMcMaster

9 LIKES | 553 VIEWS

Totally Tulips

This is the first quilt I made following a pattern. I had made 2 rag quilts before this and one pieced quilt that I made up on my own, but this is something I will always be proud of, my first patterned quilt. All thanks to Jenny and Missouri Star!

By BMcMaster

22 LIKES | 1112 VIEWS

The Extra Pillow covering

Here is the sunflower and the back is printed fall design and it the overlap part on the back but it is blending good with the print.

By caf7carq

8 LIKES | 488 VIEWS

One step further

I had one grey back of a tee left. So a pillow made to match her shirts I did about a month ago and now the recently made wall hanging. The pillow is flapped in the back so she can change it out to wash or use the sunflower extra one I am sending also to her.

By caf7carq

7 LIKES | 508 VIEWS

Sunflowers and Boston Terrier wall Hanging

Recently I transferred some Boston Terrier designs from tee shirts and appliqued them to golf type shirts with collars for a friend. I used the sleeves to make her some mask but then decided to also use the back of the tees to make a wall hanging. Using my Mom's quote " Waste not want not" I found some on sale embroidery software for the dogs and really this was a experiment. I have software embroidery designs for the "The 12 Days of Christmas" which include the words for each design and day. I been wanted to make that into a quilt for ME for a long time but unsure how to put these heavy embroidery designs on material with batting for a quilt. Jenny posted recently making a quilt using batting that has one side that that is fusible. A idea formed. I thought why not sew the backs of the tee together and fuse it to the batting and then put my Pellon on the back of batting . Hoop it for the designs by centering it in each sewn tee square. Here is the result. The back is sunflowers used a panel for that so reversible if my friend so chooses.

By caf7carq

5 LIKES | 447 VIEWS

Geese quilt

Used one oh Missouri quilt patterns and added strips.

By Janiceq

7 LIKES | 361 VIEWS

Jelly Roll Quilt

This is a pretty quilt I made using a free pattern on-line called "Rediculously Easy Jelly Roll Quilt" from Bolt to Beauty. Although I botched the directions a little bit, you can't tell at a glance. The jelly roll I used is called "Daisy Made" and the backing is something I thought matched well from JoAnns. As always I used straight line quilting, since it's all I can manage. I did use Natalie's painters tape method for quilting straight lines and it worked pretty good! I also used leftover strips from the jelly roll to make a scrappy binding.

By BMcMaster

17 LIKES | 563 VIEWS

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