jowagnon | Quiltsby.me

I make this top years ago, added the borders and had it machine quilted after I retired. I find it hard to believe that I hand pieced such small pieces.

By Bettie

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Charm Big Star #2

Made this quilt as a guest signature quilt for daughter's wedding

By ljarratt

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Goodnight Irene

I made this for a Christmas present, but my daughter got it instead

By 1neil

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Lilacs Wedding Quilt

The last few yards of Fresh Lilacs by Debbie Beaves of Maywood Studios remained in my favorite quilting shop. The shop also offered a Missouri Quilt Block Class, Goodnight Irene, from Missouri Quilt Magazine Book (Spring 2015 Vol. 2, issue 2) and I knew it was a match. Jennie's video tutorial helped a lot. It was a challenge to figure out what quilting design to use. Using my walking foot, I finally settled on straight line stitching in the "X" sections, free motion quilting in the squares and border. It's my first wedding quilt and I was so pleased with how it turned out.

By JewelMagic

85 LIKES | 3300 VIEWS

Ripples in Teal

Easiest quilt ever to make - just snowballed layer cake squares. When it came to quilting diagonal wavy lines, though, I learned that "wrestling" leads to ripples. Though it's technically not great quilting, I ended up loving the texture it added and how, combined with the colors, it looked like ripples in water.

By AnnieF

32 LIKES | 1359 VIEWS

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 | 1265 VIEWS

Batik Herringbone with "boo boo":)

Very fast and perfect for my batik layer cake... add some BB yardage i had and it was done in a jiffy! Alas, i have no design wall and thought i had this figured out.. but of course, when it was finished.. the boo boo popped out!! Still love it!

By GrammaBabs

27 LIKES | 1161 VIEWS

Batik Stars

I've been holding on to about 200 5" squares of this gorgeous batik fabric. mostly because I couldn't bare to cut it up. But then I saw this pattern on Pinterest and knew it was perfect for this fabric.

By estelle71

80 LIKES | 1801 VIEWS

Chevron

10 months into my quilting adventure.

By falcor

45 LIKES | 1659 VIEWS

Good Night Howard

I fell in love with the Good Night Irene pattern when Jenny did the tutorial. It was a matter of time before I tried my hand at it. I'd teased my youngest son that it was going to be his wedding quilt (he doesn't have a job, or a gf yet). Then once it was laid out, Howard fell in love with it. That was the end of somebody's wedding present.

By KPH

39 LIKES | 1353 VIEWS

Great Day for a Picnic

I was given 2 charm packs and decided to combine them with a white tone on tone in a simple pattern to make a quilt that could be a child's quilt or a table topper or a "table" for a spring picnic. The quilting was done with 2 different variegated threads that coordinated with the charm fabrics.

By ckg246

50 LIKES | 4316 VIEWS

Twisted Ribbons

I love quilts that are from batiks. This quilt uses ombre batiks. These are batiks that gradually blend from light to dark from selvage to selvage. This was definitely an adventure in color. It is a single block--half square triangle!

By BeverlyWilson

74 LIKES | 1798 VIEWS

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