QuiltsBy.me

This is another scrap buster quilt with all my navy and cream scraps. The nine patch in the corners give an optical illusion of a circle. I like the effect.

By FrugalQuilter

16 LIKES | 848 VIEWS

Jelly Roll Race

I had a lot of flannel that I loved but nothing in mind to do with it. I watched Jennys tutorial of the Jelly Roll race, and sat right down and made it with the flannels. I love it.

By lounan67

1 LIKES | 482 VIEWS

Attic Windows

Again I watched The Attic Windows tutorial. I had the panel and wanted to do something different with it, other thatn borders and bindings. My husband loves it. I ended up making three of them for Christmass gifts.

By lounan67

2 LIKES | 470 VIEWS

Jelly roll quilt

Received a jelly roll from my friend Victoria before they were available in the UK, here's the result, Thank you MSQC

By Welshone

5 LIKES | 851 VIEWS

T-shirts and more

I was asked in Jan of last year to make a quilt for a grandson and then asked for one for my other grandson and his sister! Not any quilts, but T-shirt quilts! Never had made before, so bought 3 books to help. They did but, none showed football pants, scout scarves, baby shirts or badge sashes. Each had a challenge! I finished the last of 3 one week before Christmas and gave as presents. I did all- pieced and quilted! This was my 3rd t-shirt quilt and was made for my grandson Ben!

By grannyfran

13 LIKES | 1017 VIEWS

Baby quilt donations

I went to an estate sale of a quilter. I purchased a jelly roll to make theses baby quilts. They are being donated to a locate hospital's pediatric ward.

By Massdot

6 LIKES | 803 VIEWS

Four Patch

For my sister's new grand daughter Nov 2014

By mandersonod

8 LIKES | 1123 VIEWS

friends

made for two little ones in USA

By mally

4 LIKES | 1055 VIEWS

deer

made for myself

By mally

5 LIKES | 927 VIEWS

Four Patch Star Quilt. Oversize lap size

This was a scrap buster project. Made from left over 2 1/2",5" and 10" squares. I also learned how to use my machine to quilt the top. Made for my best friend from high school who is currently undergoing many medical issues at this time. Her love for purple and music can also be found in several of the squares. The backing was a beautiful piece given to me from her as an error from her purchase on line. She had no idea what to do with this beautiful fabric panel. I saw it as an opportunity to enhance the back of her quilt to be used on both sides. Machine quilting done on this was done as a stitch in the ditch.

By Bonita6233

10 LIKES | 1195 VIEWS

Four Patch Star Table Runner

I had left over blocks from several lap quilts so I decided to create a table runner. The borders highlight my girlfriends love for her household pets and the backing is in blue and white with french titles for the flowers. She also loves all things "French" and Paris is her favorite city. It is also my first attempt at machine quilting with a new machine I have since my previous machine an Elna was on its last legs and there was no way to drop the feed dogs. It was also a creative use of scraps that I had from left over 10", 2 1/2" and 5" squares.

By Bonita6233

8 LIKES | 991 VIEWS

Baby Lovies

Just small blankets for babies to chew on and carry around. I try to use lots of textures and fun things for baby to find.

By MegaMama

1 LIKES | 843 VIEWS

Quiet Name Books

Each page is a letter in the child's name. Mostly applique but some quilting as well.

By MegaMama

1 LIKES | 751 VIEWS

Superman Auction Quilt

This was a crib quilt I made for our local hospital auction. The theme of the Gala was SuperHeroes so I made a Superman quilt and also the Fabric Coloring Book to go with it. I found a really cool b/w comic strip fabric that I used for the washable book. I don't remember what it went for (sorry - but we all know we 'work' for pennies on the hour) but I do remember there was a bidding war between a grandmother and a pregnant woman.

By MegaMama

2 LIKES | 886 VIEWS

QOV

As a member of Quilts of Valor we receive many donations of fabric and among them are many pieces of homespun plaid. They sit in the boxes and sometimes big pieces will get pulled for backing. I decided to use them to make some quilts. The first one I tried was simple but the photo of the man who received it had a huge smile on his face. It was soft and very manly. So I decided this was very doable

By Ediane

4 LIKES | 922 VIEWS

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