Happy2BQuilting | Quiltsby.me

Saw this is a magazine put out by Missouri Star Quilting. Used 3 Charm packs and some scraps. I love the crisp whiteness of the sashing.

By Marywants2quilt

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Jellyroll Race

I made this quilt for my sister-in-law who was undergoing treatment for breast cancer. I didn't want it to be too obviously pink.

By KathleenB

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Lattice Quilt

Wanted to make something for my sister-in-law for Christmas. Found the Lattice Quilt. I used scraps that I had on hand.

By amolsen

9 LIKES | 1279 VIEWS

Table Toppers

I made one of the MSQC's table toppers for my sister-in-law and was so excited that it went together so easily, that I made several more for Christmas.

By amolsen

3 LIKES | 1031 VIEWS

Four Seasons

The first wreath - Winter - with the reds and greens was made during a class introducing paper piecing. I decided to make three more wreaths with colors appropriate to spring, summer and fall to practice the technique. The quilt was hand quilted but I learned that machine quilting was easier on the hands when it came to a paper pieced top.

By ckg246

8 LIKES | 659 VIEWS

For The Love of a Friend

My husband's first wife tragically died of cancer. Her best friend was critically ill in the hospital and was unable to make that cross country trip to see her best friend before she passed. We were packing our home to move to another state and came across a box of his late wife's dresses that had been overlooked when he was donating her clothes. I told him to set them aside and that I would make something with them. Fast forward one year. We were finally settled in our new home and I decided it was time to make a quilt with Susan's dresses. I cut away all the seams to see how much fabric I would have. I found the great tutorial from Jenny with the written instructions from my Block magazine, I began my project and finished it in time so I could give it to Linda for Christmas. I had custom quilting done to bring out the best in the dresses fabric and the design. Linda hasn't stopped smiling since she received her quilt. The quilt has helped to ease the pain of loosing her best friend. The quilt also has greatly pleased my husband knowing that his late wife is special to me even though I never had the pleasure to know her.

By WyomingNana

38 LIKES | 1739 VIEWS

Red & White Rag quilt

This is a simple rag quilt, and my first, made for one of the new babies in our family. Inspired by MSQC's tutorial, I used red courderoy that was part of my inheritance from my grandmother. My last quilt seems to be my favorite and this is no exception.

By Tpylinski

3 LIKES | 1115 VIEWS

My first mariners star.

Have wanted to try one of these for ages... finally had a go with some scraps

By alexoharared1

9 LIKES | 944 VIEWS

shirts and summerdresses

I wanted to make a quilt out of shirts and summerdresses with flower prints. And it had to be hexies, machinesewn. This is how it turned out!

By Lenie

7 LIKES | 1171 VIEWS

E's quilt

Quilt for my first Great Niece. Baby Onesie block pattern - free from Fatcatpatterns.com Hand appliqued and machine quilted.

By justquiltin

27 LIKES | 1478 VIEWS

Barnaby's Bands

I made this quilt for my daughter's best friend's family to welcome them to their new home.

By FlyCreekQuilter

32 LIKES | 2776 VIEWS

Orange Peel Quilt

I made this quilt to fit the king sized bed in our 5th wheel camper. I added a scalloped border around the bottom half and omitted where the bed fits in the slide. Anyone that has tried to shove a comforter down the sides of a bed in a slide out will appreciate this. It has 244 5" squares and took 12 hours to FMQ. I quilted around the orange peels which makes an interesting pattern on the back. Two tutorials from MSQC assisted me in making this quilt. The orange peel and the scalloped edge tutorials. The scallop tool works great. I love this quilt.

By QuiltsByJo

28 LIKES | 1491 VIEWS

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