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Noah's Quilt

This was made for our great grandson. His mom wanted monkeys, so this is what we came up with.

By Dana

5 LIKES | 931 VIEWS

Plus Sign Quilt

Missouri Star Tutorial

By Piebird

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Nick's Maze

This pattern looked like the perfect one for my grandson. The tan fabric is the walkway, the light blue is the wall and the dark blue is the wall shadow. It was so much fun to make, following the path as I finished each block. It really works and goes back and forth thru most of the quilt.

By ibquilter

21 LIKES | 1541 VIEWS

Totes

My niece from Indiana came to visit Oregon and remarked on my tote bag I made from Jenny and Vanessa tutorial. As soon as they headed back home I started in. Love the batiks. Made two little Bear Claws for the little boys and they are expecting a baby girl and baby boy in the next couple of months. Thank you for such fun as creating with fabric.

By iamalive61

3 LIKES | 851 VIEWS

A Quilt for Kate

When I first began to quilt my youngest daughter wanted me to make her a quilt. We perused books and patterns and she decided on an Irish Chain. She chose the fabrics and this is the result. She tells me that it is one of her treasures. And she is one of mine.

By Meme

7 LIKES | 1030 VIEWS

Zipper Bags

Jenny's tutorial on zippers. I learned to put in my first zipper. Now I am making zipper bags galore. Everyone wants one! Lol

By JEANNIEQUILT07

4 LIKES | 968 VIEWS

Pocket tissue holders

I made 135 tissue holders and donated them to our Mother-Daughter Brunch.

By JEANNIEQUILT07

7 LIKES | 1052 VIEWS

Pinwheels

I loved making the 10" squares, then cutting them into half square triangles.

By JEANNIEQUILT07

4 LIKES | 747 VIEWS

Simple Nine Patch

This is my first ever fully finished quilt. After taking a class with my mom, I ended up with a finished Rail Fence quilt top, but with no one in mind to receive the quilt, I decided to start a new project (to the dismay of my first quilt top that, almost a year hence, lies unfinished still). My supervisor was having a baby in a few months and I thought that she would be a great recipient for my first quilt! I didn't know the sex of the baby (and I find the whole "pink is for girls, and blue is for boys" mentality a little too traditional for me) so I went for a more funky, gender-neutral quilt. You can probably see that I have no idea how to display a quilt ;)

By smfoster

6 LIKES | 784 VIEWS

Baby Girl Quilt

I just finished this baby quilt for a co-worker who is having a little girl. She has two boys, so I wanted to make something very girly. I used the Rosey line by Tanya Whelan for Free Spirit Fabrics. I didn't have a pattern, made a bunch of QSTs and then made prairie points around the inner border. I got the prairie point idea from a pattern on Moda Bakeshop - Pinwheel Baby Quilt by Jodi Nelson. First time doing a scalloped border and Jenny's tutorial made it very easy. I FMQ it on my DHM doing a loop in each triangle and using a ruler for the outside border lines.

By klgls

19 LIKES | 1855 VIEWS

Building Block Quilt

I have wanted to learn free motion quilting for a long time and with the help of Leah Day (http://www.leahday.com/buildingblocks/) I was able to complete an entire quilt by myself.

By amolsen

5 LIKES | 975 VIEWS

Dresden Flower

Once I saw the video I was hooked on making a Dresden flower. Though it was an adventure. I didn't have the right template and still made it work in the end : ) I did get the right template for my next Dresden, the ez Dresden template from MSQC. There fun to make and I definitely could make more of them.

By Forester22

5 LIKES | 1108 VIEWS

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