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My Hate/Love Project - Block of the Month

I tried something new by attempting a Block of the Month. It is making a quilt blind. Someone gives you hints on what to you need to make their version of a quilt. I bought my fabric, Robert Kaufman's, Imperial Medallion. This Block of the Month had 2 blocks - Dancing with the Stars and Scottie Dog. Once I had all the blocks made I decided to Quilt As You Go without sashing. This is where the Hate/Love relationship developed. Trying something new only slowed me down. The fear of what have I got myself into was over whelming . Another friend just told me, " You can do this!" With a little push I quilted maybe only 2 blocks a night. In the end I love this quilt. It came out so beautiful. I learned a lot of quilting techniques and I learned a lot about myself. I am celebrating with joy and now onto my next project. . . . . .

By MegaPurplette

20 LIKES | 1411 VIEWS

Color me a happy girl!

I made this for my niece's new baby girl, River. It's a good pattern for using up a lot of scraps. I think it made a happy, cheerful quilt for a beautiful new baby.

By PV

49 LIKES | 1651 VIEWS

Hot Friends

This is the friendship pinwheel, made with volcano batiks. I call it Hot friends. Made for my mother in law as a house warming gift. Easy to make.

By Blackforest

11 LIKES | 886 VIEWS

For the love of Red

First disappearing four patch I've done. It was a fun one and I do love red!

By kathybloom

19 LIKES | 637 VIEWS

Charming Stars

A cute, fun little throw. In hindsight, I wish I would've used the reds in the squares and not the stars.

By TriciaJ

34 LIKES | 1362 VIEWS

One of the many Stars of my life

Quilt made for my oldest daughter

By kderr

16 LIKES | 1233 VIEWS

Sunshine

Made for my oldest granddaughter

By kderr

10 LIKES | 1515 VIEWS

Garden of Eden Charm Quilt

I have had a stash of 30's fabrics for years. When Missouri Star had a packet of 30's color charms, I knew what I needed to do. I made this quilt for my hairdresser, who is expecting her first baby girl.

By kokochrispy

9 LIKES | 882 VIEWS

Getting Ready to go RVing

My sewing friend, Fran, has just retired. Her plans are to spend some of that time RVing. For her birthday, I wanted to make her some place mats that have pockets. So when she sets the table, her plates, napkins, and silverware won't blow away. My idea was to design one side of the placemat as, a Ribbon Star Block, a Friendship Hexi Braid Block, and a Jack & Jill Block. The other side of these place mats were going to be the pocket for the dinner ware. To make it complete I made a matching table runner. Would I do this again? YES! It was fun experimenting using the different Blocks. I only had to cut out enough to make 3 blocks of each, therefore very manageable. Working on smaller projects, you can help yourself work out any bugs before committing to a whole quilt.

By MegaPurplette

10 LIKES | 910 VIEWS

Baltimore in Bloom

I have had these patterns for an embroidered version of a Baltimore Album sampler quilt for years. I finally did a table runner!

By kokochrispy

14 LIKES | 702 VIEWS

Spring!

Last year I made a fall and a Christmas theme coffee fable runner and couch pillows for my step daughter. She recently asked for spring themed ones. This is what I came up with using some Aunt Grace 1930's fabric. The block on the runner is called jack in the box and it was fun to put together. The second picture is the front and back of the large couch pillows. This is my second try at free motion quilting.

By ChristyJ

25 LIKES | 1230 VIEWS

My Fabulous Sampler Quilt

This is a sampler quilt (pattern was created by Leah Day) which I pieced and Free Motion quilted each block with a different pattern. The quilt measures 56" x 56".

By mariemsquilts

14 LIKES | 683 VIEWS

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