Nanaquilts | Quiltsby.me

I made this quilt as a thank you to my daughter's soccer coach after two seasons.

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This was made, as a just because quilt to brighten the love of my life’s life when he was diagnosed with leukemia. Unfortunately, he passed away on October 16, 2017. He passed covered in his cherished quilt. We decided to send it with him on his new journey. Until we meet again, my love my life, my soul mate!

By NonnieQuilts

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Bananas for Ananas

I designed this quilt for my guild as our raffle quilt. everyone helped paper piece the blocks and one of the members volunteered to custom quilt it and she did an amazing job! It was a true group effort and it's so exciting to finally be able to share it and sell tickets! Bananas for Ananas 78" x 90" www.quiltachusetts.com www.inmodquiltguild.blogspot.com

By LIZZYANNE

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Dear Laura

Ebony Love mystery quilt 2015. Little House on the Prairie fabric by Andover. Changed some colors and added plain border. For a daughter who still watches "Litta House".

By January

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It's All About the Fabric

I had a design roll of Kaffe Fassett fabric for a couple of years and didn't know how to best use it without cutting the pieces up too small and losing the glorious fabric designs. I decided that diamonds would be ideal and the black sashing would make the colors pop. I've never made a diamond pattern before and I didn't even have a diamond template to use! So I used my 60-degree triangle ruler to make the shapes. Sewing with biased edges was tricky but I'm very happy with how this quilt came out. I used a beautiful blue fabric for the backing.

By Kables

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Rings of Friendship

A bit of warmth sent to my dear friend Pat after she lost so much in the ravage of Hurricane Harvey.

By randymalmstrom

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Twinkling Stars for Christmas

Mom taught me to sew at the age of 10. She is an accomplished seamstress and quilter. Over the years she has made quilts for 8 of her children, 25 grandchildren, and 30 great grandchildren, numerous friends, and charities including Habitat and babies of addicted mothers. Now however, at 90 mom can’t quilt anymore because she is unable to leave her bed. I wanted her to see that her tradition lives on, each stitch sewn was a testament to my love for her and all the wonderful blessings she has given me and so many others.

By sharonok

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For a dear Friend

This Pam Buda design and fabric was begun at a class taught by Pam herself! Such fun! The was done and quilted by Stover Quality Quilting and back in time to give to a dear friend, Lori, when she came to help us do a remodel on our church with Builder's for Christ.

By Katjferrell

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Christmas Ribbons

The idea for this quilt came to me two years ago when I made this same pattern in pastel colors for my new granddaughter. All I could think of while sewing hers, was how beautiful this quilt would look using Rober Kauffman Holiday Flourish fabrics. I am very proud because I quilted this myself, using metallic thread in the ribbons and doing the wavy free motion quilting in the background for the first time. The pattern called the Ribbon Box Quilt which can be found on Cloud 9 Fabrics website under their free patterns tab.

By Mary

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Rainbow Snowflake

Pinned the tutorial from Mad Quilter's Disease blog (Aug 9, 2012)and finally decided to give it a try for the local Modern Guild's Christmas wall hanging exchange. Giving it away makes me a little sad so I'm going to have to make another one for my own sewing room. Measures 16 x 16.

By Sharlene_B

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Art’s quilt

My nephew, a veteran, asked me to make a quilt for the Fisher House Foundation auction. I’ve never made a quilt for anyone other than friends and family. The quilt took over a year because “life” happened many times during the year. I had a deadline hanging over my head and I just could not make the deadline. I began to dislike the quilt but when I missed the deadline, the best thing that could have happened, I slowly began to work on the quilt and began to enjoy it again. The quilt is ready for the Fisher House Foundation’s 2018 auction, I am so happy I can donate the quilt for this great foundation.

By RustyK

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Christmas Log Cabin

I finally finished my "Forever Green" log cabin quilt!

By Willow

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