cwhiteofmo | Quiltsby.me

For my granddaughter Lilian

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Found this fabric online, and when it came I really didn't like it. Thought I would like it after I made this quilt....I didn't. Not until I actually quilted it a year later did I actually love it!

By SewSister

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Alpine Cross

This King size is made of Trail Mist charm packs. It will go in our cabin at Alpine Lake WV.

By Marilynmwade47

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House Quilt

It's a traditional house quilt.

By Lfav

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Suzanne's Square in a Square

This Square in a Square was a gift Christmas 2014 for my Sister in Law. Fabric is from a swap on the MSQC forum for black and white strips and charms. Also included a piece of fabric from her grandson's quilt. I quilted it with loopy hearts on my longarm.

By LisaB

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Swirly Log Cabin

I made this Curved Log Cabin quilt for my children. I used the creative grids log cabin tool and found it very easy to use and put the whole thing together. I quilted it into 4 quadrants with a walking foot. It was a lot of fun to make and hassle free since everything was squared up so well. I do suggest using a design wall to figure out how the blocks go. My kids love it and are curled up on the couch with it now.

By verenaerin

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Zen 1600

Get well quilt for a friend's daughter. Instead of WOF strips, I randomly cut some different lengths.

By Quilt6cats

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Zip It Quilt

I made this quilt for a co-worker who was retiring.

By klgls

42 LIKES | 2394 VIEWS

Starry Night

For a friend

By Susaneileen

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Cathedral Window

I found this pattern in a magazine 16 years ago. It took me a little bit to figure out how to make the blocks. I made a small sample then and have saved it, with the magazine, all these years. Now that the kids are older I thought I would give it a try. The quilt is 94 inches square. The reason I made it square was because I did end into 16 small pieces. The put those together by fours. It is done all on a regular machine.

By Dkb777

30 LIKES | 1790 VIEWS

A Summery Bath Makeover!

My bathroom needed a makeover but I didn't want to spend a ton of cash. So I picked up a plain white fabric shower curtain at Target on clearance for $8. Then I used some left-over scraps of a World Tour jellyroll purchased from a MSQC Daily Deal (a couple of years ago) and created a bordered Summer in the Park pattern. I used a spray basting method to line it all up and then stitched it down. It really brightens up my bathroom!

By BeckyLeeSews

30 LIKES | 1764 VIEWS

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