Lucky-Lynda | Quiltsby.me

I finally made a king-size quilt for my husband and me! I had done a throw for my sister using this pattern and fabric. When I finished it my husband said, “Can’t we just keep it? I love it.” So I told him that I would make one for us!

By Carolfoxworthy

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The Good Life/Shine On Vinyl Project Bag

I have been seeing a lot of clear vinyl project bag tutorials on YouTube lately, so I decided to make one for my cross stitch supplies. The inside liner and backing was quilted in a cross hatch pattern. The liner is from the “Good Life” collection by Bonnie and Camille. The borders and the backing are from the “Shine On” collection, by the same designers. My project bag finished at 16” x 18’, so its a great size.

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

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Thread catcher

I made this thread catcher from a pattern out of The Quilt Bee book from Bonnie and Camille. It’s holds all my frequently used notions. The floral fabric is from the At Home collection. The navy pin dots is Dwell, and the aqua polka dots is Riley Blake.

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

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Cozy Critters

This panel was so cute, I just had to make a another quilt. I did not follow any pattern, instead designed blocks and layout myself. Quilted by Hunters Quilt Mart.

By leslie67

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Halo Stars

This is a free pattern. Blocks are huge! 18 inches. It is supposed to have a colored cornerstone in the sashing, but I liked mine without. Then I added a different border. Using up more of my fabric snippets! It is now waiting for me to find a backing. Will repost when it is finished.

By Jean57

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Cupcake Paper Piecing

These were a bunch of charms through a pieces of paper. I whacked them all out and sewed them up into the same pattern. Then using the rest of the charms as themselves, I laid out this design. Not catching until it was all finished that one of the little critters had a mistake! Figured it might make for a fun “treasure hunt.” A medium meander through out the backing and of course the outline of the design squares to make it all pop.

By Jean57

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Disappearing Broken Dishes Star Block

A person in our club shared this. It looked fun so thought I would try it. She had a complicated move everything pattern to follow so I just tried turn all the outside blocks 180 in their spot. Yep, worked just fine and didn’t have to turn the center. In Jenny’s tutorial she does turn her center so her stars are a bit different. I thought they made bow ties, I didn’t see the stars anymore so was glad I’d left it the way the club pattern had them. Then came the layout, could do it so you had a checkerboard pattern or an apple core type secondary pattern. Did an all over medium meander.

By Jean57

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Pattern is Settee throw

I had this military fabric and found a free pattern from Maywood Studio and thought I’d try it. It’s called Settee Throw. I didn’t use the templates or ruler they suggested, just their idea. Mine measures 62x80. It will go to a veteran when quilted. https://d1nvdmt0osh3cv.cloudfront.net/media/stash-item/file/s/e/settee_pattern_roses_on_the_vine_sm.pdf

By toogie

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Constellation

I saw a picture similar to my quilt on Pinterest but couldn't find the pattern. Using the picture as my inspiration, I made up my own wonky stars and set them randomly. I used pure linen for the first time as the background fabric and love the end result. It is backed with a piece of Alison Glass fabric that was just too pretty to cut. It is quite a small quilt and will likely end up being a wall hanging.

By FabricFan

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Three Yard Quilts

This is one of the quilts in the Three yard quilts book. Since I was using up stash I used more colors. Quilted with an overall meander.

By Jean57

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Strips from Stash

It started from the Rock Star pattern in the October 2017 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting. Using up all those long strips of fabric. The pattern calls for using all 1.5 inch strips, but I just squared up the strip and used random widths; which was fortuitous as I didn’t have to worry about matching up seams when I sewed the triangles together! Yippee! I sewed strips in like colors and sewed strips and sewed strips. I did try sewing together little pieces to get the triangles but finally decided that was just too much. So, I saved them incase I needed a specific color. I first followed the pattern, but then branched out for the color spectrum ones. And finally using the last of the pieces for a very random lap rug. Did some point to point in the stars and everything else was medium meander.

By Jean57

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Wall Hanging for Mom

My sisters and I have been working on a birthday present for our Mom. I saw this as a table runner, not sure where, and thought it would make a neat hanging for Mom. My older sister does beautiful felt work so I asked her if she would like to work on this. My younger sister was the postage and other money person. From the last of the Mom and Grandma’s stash fabrics I put together the wall hanging and then mailed it to my sister to design flowers. We then on an in person visit picked out the fabrics and I took it all back home to complete just in time to give for Mom’s birthday.

By Jean57

5 LIKES | 307 VIEWS

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