LaurelS | Quiltsby.me

I made this quilt for our son's girlfriend. The inspiration came from the quilts on this blog. http://exuberantcolor.blogspot.com/p...sh-quilts.html Most of the batik rectangles were cut from scrap pieces plus a few FQ's. The quilt has 476 4"x2" (finished size) rectangles for a completed size of 56" x 68". All the fabrics are batiks & most I have been hoarding for a few years. I used the walking foot to sew simple wavy lines across the quilt. Her favorite colors are blue, green & purple.

By pcbatiks

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JCY's Scrappy Diagonal 4 x 4 Quilt

When I finished the blue 4 x 4 quilt I noticed that if I switched several of the blocks I could get a diagonal pattern. This is the result. Hope it makes a child's day!

By plquilter66

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Jelly Roll Rug (Bedroom ensemble complete!)

A couple of months ago, I was watching a YouTube video on the Jelly Roll Rug with The Fabric Garden. After viewing the video, I just fell in love with hers! (Purple's) This rug seems to be so popular right now. You just need a jelly roll, and 2.5" cut batting. (For the size I made, I used two jelly rolls, and three rolls of the 2.5" batting.) You can purchase the pattern by RJ Designs. I used Boundless Hydrangea to match my bed quilt, wall hanging, and chest topper. You can make this rug any size you want, but the finished size on the pattern is a 30" x 44" rug. You can make it oval, circular, or a rectangle. *2nd Update: I just finished my rug today (6-27-18) I enlarged it twice now! It turned out to be a 37" x 53". My bedroom Hydrangea ensemble is finally complete!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

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Bee Project V

Love using a cross stitch pattern to make a quilt block. Lots of little squares sewn together make a lovely design.

By Jkdp101

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Improv Tote

I saw Jennys 2 part tutorial on this bag and finally ordered the interfacing she used and away I went.....I used a Jelly Roll from MSQC that I had been saving for just the right project.

By Janetmm

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Quilt and Toddler Apron for Granddaughter

I made this quilt for my granddaughter's first birthday. Her name is Ruby and the fabric line is called Little Ruby--perfect! I kept the quilting minimal--just basic outline quilting. The second picture is an apron I made for her from some of the leftover fabric. She likes to help her Mom in the kitchen so I plan to give this to her on her 2nd birthday.

By Jacqueline

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Bag for Sue

Saw Jenny make bag and just had to make one. So easy!

By Alicia

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The Zig Zag Quilt

I didn't have a pattern for this quilt but I did have a picture of the quilt someone made. I used 2.5" x 4.5" strips of print and white fabric from the donated fabric I had on hand. Hope it helps a child to smile!

By plquilter66

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Rising Star Quilt

I loved Mr. Doan’s Design and color scheme for his Rising Star quilt so decided to try to duplicate it! I used Sun Print 2018 2.5" Strips Alison Glass for Andover Fabrics and Kona Steel. My local LAQ did a custom design for the quilt and I love how it came out! It is a wedding gift for my step-son and bride.

By LonelyDoll

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Americana

I loved the Goodnight Irene pattern and decided to use American Heritage 10” squares. This is a gift for a dear boss who is retiring. She has a classic style and she said I picked her exact color scheme! My local LAQ advised me to keep the quilting simple with such a busy top so she went with a wave pattern and I think she was right!

By LonelyDoll

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Zebras on the Run II

I had enough Zebra Stripe and fat quarter pieces left from Zebras quilt I to make another lap quilt, and I was on a roll. However, I didn't have any more of the jungle animals border print, but I still had more pieces of Zebra stripe. I decided to try a black-and-zebras foundation-pieced border. Of course, I was one piece short on the zebras, so I did some creative substitution of the black on the top and bottom borders. I was going to donate this quilt to Linus, too.....but I've been informed that my mother's first great-great grandchild will be arriving this year, so I'm considering quilting this and gifting it to my great-niece, instead.

By MrsP

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Graduation Gift

Made this quilt for niece as a graduation present. She can take it with her to the University of Nebraska!

By TerriJ0628

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