Lyndaj | Quiltsby.me

I found this pattern in McCall's Quilting May/June 2012 and decided I wanted to make a version of it. It involved paper piecing, and I wasn't really ready for it yet, so I practiced the technique on some other quilts first. I like scrappy, even for backgrounds, and so my quilt turned out very different from the original version in the magazine.

By PeggyStuart

15 LIKES | 1471 VIEWS

Easter Table Runner

Just a little table runner I made for Dave and Ricki for their easter table. No pattern, just something I made up myself. I used pastel cotton fabrics to make the eggs and fluffy fabric to make a bunnies bum with tail! Was fun to make and I thought looked cute when done!

By Ghostrider

7 LIKES | 1024 VIEWS

Yin Yang Wall Hanging

Saw this project in Claudia Clark Myers book, A Passion for Piecing and really liked the concept and the design. While this was above our pay grade at the time, thought we would try it out - first time we ever did foundation piecing.

By Flyfisher2015

10 LIKES | 1218 VIEWS

Pam's Quilt of Thanks

This quilt is going to my high school friend, Pam, who recently retired after a career in the military and government service.

By JustSew

5 LIKES | 1124 VIEWS

Burst Into Bloom

Based on a quilt pattern from an old McCalls Quick Quilts (2007) magazine. I loved the colors... and the prairie points around the outside edge!

By CathyB

20 LIKES | 1586 VIEWS

Disappearing Hour Glass

I am in the process of creating 16 lap quilts for the healthcare people who have been treating me during my trip with cancer. I asked these individuals what their favorite color(s) was/are and was surprised at the resulting responses. Several love purple, a few love blues, one loves cranberry, another burgundy and one loves red. When I saw Jenny's Disappearing Hour tutorial I fell in love with the design. However, she used white cotton as her popping background color and I chose solid black. Once I completed the lap quilt I realized my mistake in my background material color. I think it is very dramatic.

By Katesquilts

4 LIKES | 1230 VIEWS

My First Quilt

This quilt was made for my mother i law. It was my first quilt and first attempt of sewing. I had a great time with it and learned a lot.

By draposo

2 LIKES | 992 VIEWS

Jack's Farm Quilt

This wall quilt was for my first grandson, Jack. It is appliqued and quilted by machine. It was one of my earliest quilts, but is still one of my faves!

By vrduff

23 LIKES | 1453 VIEWS

Crazy for Red

I love this fabric line. I am very much into the civil war type fabrics, repos and of course, KANSAS TROUBLES!

By Elizabeth

13 LIKES | 1133 VIEWS

Disappearing 4 Patch

I made this quilt using Jenny's pattern. I used scraps from my stash. I had Jenny sign it when I met her last year at Panguitch Quilt Walk. I sent it to my youngest sister in California. I won a blue ribbon at our county fair last year.

By Susanpaxton

9 LIKES | 1195 VIEWS

Rachel's Log Cabin

I wanted to do something for my daughter who lives on the west coast...something as a surprise. I decided to make a table topper in reds and off white/beige. I did not have enough of any fabric for the back so I pieced a back...it almost looks like a second top. It was approximately 52 inches square.

By rose-swalls

14 LIKES | 1299 VIEWS

Tumbling Blocks

This was my first real quilt. I joked with friends about biting off more than I could chew. It took me a long time and I imposed on many friends to get this one finished. Much learning came with the completion of this project.

By Seeker

16 LIKES | 1733 VIEWS

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