Janicek | Quiltsby.me

I saw the tutorial for the Alter Ego Quilt and loved it. Then I saw the fabric Catalina by Maywood Studios and knew the two were made for each other. This is my first project of 2017. I started it on Sunday January 1 after I came home from Church. I sewed the final border piece on Friday the 6th at 7:30 in the morning. This is fast for me.

By KBoden

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Puppies!

My granddaughter loves puppies! So I made this quilt just for her.

By rrkinga

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Garden Rainbow

Had just one charm pack of Butterfly Effect Rainbow. Made some 4 patch squares and combined with some Kona color of the year 5" squares. This one will keep my mom warm.

By kathybloom

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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

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Kaley's Memory Wall Hanging 12-25-16

My daughter in law has been missing her grandmother so much so I asked my son to send me pictures of them. I printed on photo paper and sashed with vintage fabric given to me by a friend who's mom had passed. I used some newer fabric to match a Quilt I made Kaley for her B'day last year. She was stunned on Christmas. There were tears but at least for now they were happy tears.

By Carmen

23 LIKES | 1170 VIEWS

Dragon Fire

Not yet quilted!

By Ann

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A Polka Dot Star

I was inspired to make this picnic size string quilt while watching a sewing program. A fun winter project. I used a good portion of leftover pieces of fabric from other projects. As you can see, every type of fabric formed this quilt. You start with a kite template and the pieces are sewn to form the block. I machine quilted a musical motif...I was happily done.

By JewelMagic

25 LIKES | 711 VIEWS

Solids and Dots

The inspiration for this quilt came from Quilts for a Cause on the MSQC blog at least a year ago. Hope this brightens a child's day!

By plquilter66

20 LIKES | 810 VIEWS

Dresden Plate

This quilt top was made by my Great Grandmother in the late 1930's. Her son took her to Burley Idaho to buy new fabric as she was using old clothes for her quilts. He thought that she should have new fabric so her quilts would last longer. I am her Great Granddaughter and quilted her top on my new Gammill long arm.

By marymangum