Sue3 | Quiltsby.me

I had a spare pack of charm squares and thought this pattern would work well.

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This is a take off of the Jelly Roll Race 3.0 quilt. Instead of white triangles, I used white strips. The strips are WOF cut in half so I ended up with more triangles. The triangles are scraps. I made a wavy edge and a patterned fabric for backing. The quilting is straight line in the center and interior border and stipple in the exterior border. This was a fun and easy quilt to make.

By QuiltsByJo

19 LIKES | 1493 VIEWS

Grandma's Flowers

When I saw this pre-printed flower fabric, I immediately thought of my grandmother's hydrangea bushes. When I look at it now, I think of her.

By PattiB

19 LIKES | 895 VIEWS

Lakehouse quilt

I saw a very similar quilt online and decided to use the pattern and similar fabrics to make a lakehouse quilt for a friend who had offered to host a summer girls' weekend. The pattern is called "Ground Cover" and it's super easy and goes together quickly. I liked the modern take with patriotic colors.

By AnnieF

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A walk in the Woods

Made by: Marla Hasbargen Machine Quilted by: Carla Eggerstedt Pattern: Grand Stand Designed by: Kari Nichols for Mountainpeek Creations. The appliqued leaves were added as an afterthought, made from the leftover fabrics, to accent the fall panel. I fell in love with this yardage in the store when I saw it. I feel like I could just walk off into this quilt, I can hear the rustle of the leaves, feel the breeze and smell fall in the air. I can almost hear the little creek babble as it winds it's way through the forest back there somewhere.

By Marla

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The Aquarium

I had wanted to do an attic windows quilt for a while, and my husband had been asking for a nautical quilt, so I combined both into this project.

By LITTLE-QUILTER

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Honest Abe

I found the pattern in an old Good House Keeping book I found in the library, I was struck by the beauty of the quilt and the uniqueness of it as well. It took me 2 years to finish it, I also had to change the star blocks to update it I didn't want to do all those little pieces so I simplified the block. The name of the quilt comes from the history of the pattern, the book states that Abe Lincoln's mother made this quilt the year he was born in 1809.

By wvquilter

29 LIKES | 1379 VIEWS

A Quilt for My Husband

I started this quilt years ago intending to give it to my husband. Then life happened and it stayed just a finished top. I finally sent it off to Missouri Star to quilt and FINISH. I gave it to my husband for his recent birthday. It now is on the Daddy Chair waiting for someone to need it to cuddle up in.

By 1Mom4Kids

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Crazy birds

I made this wall hanging for our Guild spring challenge. I combined a couple of patterns and then added some funny little birds. Yo yo's make the flowers come to life.

By PattiB

23 LIKES | 1124 VIEWS

Texas Bluebonnets Forever

I made this quilt for my mom. She's a quilter too, so I knew she would appreciate it. My parents finally moved back to TX a few years ago, so this will look great in their house. I used the Texas Forever pattern by Must Love Quilts and used a color palette similar to the state flower, the bluebonnet.

By QuiltsByLaurel

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Table Runner

This table runner is made from charms squares and the X's and O's pattern.

By cr8quilts

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Gold Nugget

This is a bright yellow quilt that I made for a sunny day with some left over yardage I had been keeping around for a long time. I like the snowball block it is so versatile.

By FrugalQuilter

13 LIKES | 1059 VIEWS

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