Debnewcomb | Quiltsby.me

A sweet lady, Wyoming Nana, donated fabric to our Project Linus Chapter. All of the fabrics in is quilt are from her. I saw a picture of a similar quilt and decided I could make it with some changes. I don't know the name of the block but I call it Up and Down. Hope a child likes it.

By plquilter66

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Red Rose and Snow White

Sometimes I like to keep it simple.

By Happyallthetime

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Valencia

This was a kit from Hoffman. I don't usually do kits, but love this one.

By Happyallthetime

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Rising Star MSQC

I wanted to try this pattern on a smaller quilt. It is quick and easy block.

By Happyallthetime

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Irish Twist frosted

I love knot patterns. In fact, I love everything Irish.

By Ursula

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Solar Flare

A pattern by Jenny Doan on Missouri quilt.

By Janiceq

9 LIKES | 369 VIEWS

Nine patch on point baby panel quilt

Update: Quilted, bound and gifted. I also gifted a teddy bear made by my friend with some matching fabric. I used a "Oh How They Grow - Animals, White" panel - by Robert Kaufman in this baby quilt top. I added borders of small and large nine patches on point in the colors of the panel. This is a gift for my next door neighbors grandson arriving in May 2021. They are having a zoom baby shower at the end of March. I'm using a green cuddle luxe for the backing. I hope to quilt it tomorrow. 58" x 65"

By blbaughman

10 LIKES | 584 VIEWS

Wonky Stars

This is another Dignity Quilt. Pieced from all sorts of scraps and bits and bobs of peach colored fabrics. I made all the main part of the stars from the same fabric. (Well, can you find the one I couldn't?) I have been having fun with the hook and feathers quilting pattern. A friend who saw it thought it looked like roses.

By Jean57

6 LIKES | 448 VIEWS

Another Wonky Stars

I made this one first out of the peach fabrics in my stash and put the pretty dark border on it. I scrambled the pieces all around to really give it a scrappy look. This one I quilted stars in the center of the stars where the other I just shadowed the outline. Again playing with the roses quilting pattern in the background and a really large version of it in the border.

By Jean57

6 LIKES | 348 VIEWS

Mom's Gems

My Mom has decided that it is time to start cleaning and clearing out her house. 60 years! A long time to gather all sorts of treasures. Her collections included all sorts of clothing and fabrics left from projects clear back to the the 50's! These were really hard for her to part with and she just couldn't bring herself to cut them up. I brought home an Explorer full of fabrics and clothing she had been storing for years. We know this is hard for her so I decided to create a wall hanging using some of the most precious of these gems. Donna Jordan of Jordan fabrics has a pattern she calls Beads. I think they look more like Gems and thought these gems of fabrics would be perfect way of displaying my Mom's treasures. I used point to point quilting in the gems to give them a faceted look.

By Jean57

21 LIKES | 717 VIEWS

Pink & Grey Pixelated Heart II

Take two on this darling little pattern. The pattern is by Robert Kaufman and is free on-line. With a prodigious amount of babies due this year, I needed to get busy. I like to have a cache of completed quilts on hand. This went together very quickly and did a mixture of straight line quilting and free motion quilting.

By Audioadi

7 LIKES | 373 VIEWS

Hot Pad for Table

I was playing around with a nine-patch madness pattern using jelly roll strips (instead of the 5" squares the pattern called for). Not my best work, but I learned something. Long story short, I think this may be used as a gift for my first attendance at a guild meeting since I've moved. (Not sure because I do not know if you have to be a certain type of quilter to join this guild.) Anyway - I used double batting to make it thicker and simply sewed the right sides together, then turned it and sewed the edging (I really did not want to open a new jelly roll to bind it). Note: Final size, 10" x 10".

By lakf53

5 LIKES | 559 VIEWS

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