CandyC Achievements Quilt Master Jul 12, 2017 Quilt Apprentice Nov 14, 2015 Part Of The Pack Nov 6, 2015 View All Projects Likes Lists Following Followers The Chicken Quilt My first quilt! I made this as part of an online quilt-a-long. It is machine pieced and machine and hand quilted. I hand quilted around each chicken and then quilted a wing in each one. By CandyC 8 LIKES | 1051 VIEWS Pendelton Style Quilt This quilt was made for my husband for Christmas 2014. It is made of flannel. By CandyC 6 LIKES | 978 VIEWS Redwork Mini This was an enjoyable project! By CandyC 7 LIKES | 1036 VIEWS Plus Sign Quilt What a fun, quick and easy pattern! By CandyC 4 LIKES | 1085 VIEWS Dragon's Dragon Quilt This fun, quick project utilized a panel and border material by Sue Marsh called Days of Yore and some coordinating yardage. I used a decorative meander type stitch on my machine for the quilting. The little boy I made this for is named Dragon! By CandyC 9 LIKES | 1741 VIEWS Christmas Table Runner I really like the fabrics in the Winter's Song line by Holly Taylor for Moda. I picked up a charm pack and thought it would make a nice table runner. I found Jenny's YouTube tutorial for the Zig Zag Charm Pack Table Runner and I was off and running! I machine quilted the project using some of the decorative stitches on my machine. By CandyC 6 LIKES | 1519 VIEWS Quilt for the Granddaughter My husband asked me to make a quilt for the granddaughter for Christmas. I looked at several different fabrics and patterns but when I saw this material and tutorial last fall as a Daily Deal from MSQC, I knew it was the one. He did say to make it bright! :) The tutorial is the Rainbow Jellyroll Quilt Top by Heather Jones from Creative Bug. By CandyC 24 LIKES | 1473 VIEWS Nine Patch & Fence Rail I bought a layer cake of the Maple Island fabric by Holly Taylor for Moda and then went hunting for a quilt pattern. As usual, I found one I loved from Missouri Star! My friend used a leaf pattern for the longarm quilting and I decided to use one of the decorative stitches on my machine for the binding. By CandyC 12 LIKES | 2645 VIEWS Mandi's Quilt Our son and daughter-in-law live near Flagstaff, AZ and it gets pretty cold in the winter. I made her this quilt for Christmas 2016 using flannel. By CandyC 26 LIKES | 1144 VIEWS Take Five I picked up a bundle of fabric at a local quilt show because I loved the colors and the veggie fabric. Then, I went looking for a pattern! LOL!! I fell in love with the Take Five pattern and it worked perfectly for this project. I'm not a very experienced quilter but I did machine quilting on my home sewing machine and was pleased with how it turned out. Next time, though, I will use a longer stitch length on the border quilting. By CandyC 8 LIKES | 1836 VIEWS Four-Patch Lattice I loved this pattern in the Holiday 2016 issue of Block but getting the lattice "points" to line up was more of a challenge than I realized! To hide a multitude of sins, I added yo-yos and buttons on the intersections. I'm happy with the way it turned out. By CandyC 11 LIKES | 975 VIEWS Veggie Tales Veggie Tales has book panels. So I reworked the idea for a wall hanging for my grandson, Jonathan. Now, it's Esther's 'sheet' in her crib. She won't sleep without it! By KPH 17 LIKES | 1853 VIEWS Merriment Tree Skirt I fell in love with the Santas in the Merriment line. He's such a jolly ol' elf. By KPH 9 LIKES | 1462 VIEWS Mike's Christmas 2015 Shhhhh! It's a secret! Mike is getting stockings and a tree skirt for Christmas. He saw the fabric when it came in the mail. He loved the paisley in the print, so I knew that this was what he was going to get this year! This was my first effort in QAYG. I traced my tree skirt and cut the back and backing out, then cut it into wedges that were more manageable. The rest was guess and see what happens as you go. I actually love it. By KPH 10 LIKES | 1702 VIEWS Table topper What do you do for someone that has a 5ft. square dinner table? You make them a table topper that fits in the middle of the table. By KPH 19 LIKES | 1678 VIEWS My Purple Dreamland I decided to make this quilt from a picture, a nine patch quilt. I started making this quilt before watching tutorials, before buying patterns, before knowing about another world out there, the Quilting World. After my first Quilting Exhibit, I was hooked. I started researching. This quilt started as a Quilt-As-You-Go and I finished it as a Fun and Done. Tonight I get to sleep under my Purple Heaven for the first time. I can not believe how accomplished I feel at this moment. This has been the best lessons that I have learned in a long time and I am having fun. I know I am not done because I am planning a quilt for my son, Wonky Window. Also If I have time I want to make another quilt for my nephew and his bride, Goodnight Irene. I am addicted to the creative process. I can't wait to see what I can make next. By MegaPurplette 48 LIKES | 1952 VIEWS The Magic Box This was one of Jonathan's first quilts. Its a panel and I tried my hand at free motion and trapunto. By KPH 6 LIKES | 990 VIEWS Esther's Veggie Tales Little Esther likes to sleep on her big brother's Veggie Tale wall hanging that I did for him last Christmas. Sheets apparently aren't her thing. So Grandma got busy and found Esther her own Veggie Tale book and made her a wall hanging, that I'm sure will be in her crib a long time before it finally gets to hang on the wall. By KPH 6 LIKES | 1301 VIEWS Granny Squares I love this one! I can't wait to tackle one with smaller squares and more rings! The one pictured used just under 2 charm packs and that includes the border squares cut in 2 1/2" squares. By TriciaJ 21 LIKES | 1621 VIEWS Hens and Chicks I am a crafter at a local farmers market. The upcoming season starts the first Saturday in May. Along with quilted kitchen items, I wll be selling the backyard chicken eggs & need a way to incorporate Eggs into Qulting! Jenny's tutorial for orphaned quilt blocks into chicken pin cushions (which are great for propping a recipe card against) was my solution! By Settermom6 5 LIKES | 1068 VIEWS Bobbing Sailboats While in Sarasota, FL I found a great quilt shop which had lots of beautiful batik beach fabric. I decided to make a quilt for my sister who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. She wanted to recuperate from her surgery at her beach house. Hanging up at the quilt shop was a "Baby Sails" quilt. It gave me the idea to use sailboats. I used Atkinson's "Lucky Stars" pattern and substituted sailboats for the stars because I wanted a lap quilt size. Adding 3 borders brought the quilt to the size I wanted. I always use flannel fabric for the backing for extra warmth and snuggle-ness. (Is that a word?) By Kables 44 LIKES | 1795 VIEWS Cathedral Window I found this pattern in a magazine 16 years ago. It took me a little bit to figure out how to make the blocks. I made a small sample then and have saved it, with the magazine, all these years. Now that the kids are older I thought I would give it a try. The quilt is 94 inches square. The reason I made it square was because I did end into 16 small pieces. The put those together by fours. It is done all on a regular machine. By Dkb777 30 LIKES | 1648 VIEWS Jewel Box Quilt I made this quilt as a fundraiser for my daughter's school. The pattern is from Eleanor Burns "The Jewel Box". The piano key border and mitered corners on the border add that extra special "wow" factor to the overall design. I love how all the fabrics came together! By Kables 51 LIKES | 2775 VIEWS There doesn’t seem to be anything here at the moment. KPH MegaPurplette caf7carq KPH MegaPurplette WyomingNana caf7carq ArDeGar More likes
