jmcnulty77 | Quiltsby.me

My local quilt shop offered a precuts class featuring Jenny Doan's Disappearing Four Patch from Block Magazine. It is versatile and eye-catching as many quilters have used it successfully on this website. I had been wanting to make a quilt for one of my family's musicians. I found fabrics which showcased musical themes along with charm squares from the Dwellings Townhouse collection by Michele D'Amore, Selecting design elements without the floral patterns and with a more masculine theme were a challenge. I filled in some of the solid, light squares with decorative stitches or free motioned motifs, then edge to edge stitching using the embroidery hoop. In the end, it came together like a melody.

By JewelMagic

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My Opposites Quilt

When I started working on this quilt, which was my very first quilt, I realized the pattern I had chosen was called 'Summer in the Park' (revamped) and the fabric line I chose was Snowbird! So I pretended I meant to use opposite themes, and called it my opposite quilt! It is on the bed in my spare room.

By LindaV

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Hunter's Star

Very easy and quick, but looks great. Made with charm packs, each print needs to have 3 charms though so you might need a 3rd charm pack. I made it using the tutorial from Cascade Quilts because I wanted each arrow to be a single color.

By snippet

13 LIKES | 990 VIEWS

Soft Hues in Blue

I am currently working on a large quilt, am a little bored with it and needed a break. So I started playing with some soft blue and white fabrics and created this little table topper. My everyday dishes and serving pieces are Polish Pottery and I thought the colors would compliment my dishes. Although pretty in itself, I thought the star needed something more, so I used my small Orange Peel Template, backed two 5" squares with Peel and iron-on backing, cut out 8 "peels" and appliquéd them in the center by using a narrow zig zag stitch.

By NewQuilter

17 LIKES | 989 VIEWS

Binding Tool Star Quilt

From Jenny's tutorital, with a little twist. I used fabric from my stash. My seams did not always line up, I have learned a lot since then!

By Bubbles

27 LIKES | 4436 VIEWS

ECB's Butterfly Quilt

My brother and sister in law are having a baby girl in June 2016. This is her quilt - butterflies in all shades of lavender with accents of mint, aqua, and navy. The pattern is called "Painted Ladies" from Fig Tree Quilts.

By scubajenn

13 LIKES | 1171 VIEWS

MOOSE ON THE LOOSE

My husband wanted a "manly" quilt. I purchased this fabric and since it was my first pretty large quilt, I had MSQC do the quilting. They used the "leaves" pattern and did an awesome job! He loves it.

By CherylT

16 LIKES | 1061 VIEWS

Irish Chain

I've always loved this pattern. It was one of those that I looked at and thought I couldn't do that. Then I watched Jenny's tutorial on it and knew that I really could. Thank you Jenny for all you do.

By estelle71

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Graduation Present

Made this for my future daughter-in-law's graduation from law school.

By TerriJ0628

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Summer in the beautiful Park

I wanted to bind this in black to make the whole quilt look better. I've been working on this quilt for a long time. Just put the binding on.

By Ann

18 LIKES | 586 VIEWS

Variation on Summer in the Park

I made this for the wedding of my nephew & future niece. I started out using the summer in the park pattern and thought it looked a little busy with the printed fabric so I made more blocks and arranged it so the diamonds matched. I had enough left over fabric to make 2 faux pleated pillows. I love how it turned out and they love it too. Thank you MSQC for the best tutorials!

By pollyanna23

18 LIKES | 1176 VIEWS

Orange Peel

This was made for my mother-in-law.

By Bubby2

62 LIKES | 1948 VIEWS

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