nshane | Quiltsby.me

A sweet lady, Wyoming Nana, donated fabric to our Project Linus Chapter. All of the fabrics in is quilt are from her. I saw a picture of a similar quilt and decided I could make it with some changes. I don't know the name of the block but I call it Up and Down. Hope a child likes it.

By plquilter66

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Valencia

This was a kit from Hoffman. I don't usually do kits, but love this one.

By Happyallthetime

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Rising Star MSQC

I wanted to try this pattern on a smaller quilt. It is quick and easy block.

By Happyallthetime

5 LIKES | 420 VIEWS

Mom's Gems

My Mom has decided that it is time to start cleaning and clearing out her house. 60 years! A long time to gather all sorts of treasures. Her collections included all sorts of clothing and fabrics left from projects clear back to the the 50's! These were really hard for her to part with and she just couldn't bring herself to cut them up. I brought home an Explorer full of fabrics and clothing she had been storing for years. We know this is hard for her so I decided to create a wall hanging using some of the most precious of these gems. Donna Jordan of Jordan fabrics has a pattern she calls Beads. I think they look more like Gems and thought these gems of fabrics would be perfect way of displaying my Mom's treasures. I used point to point quilting in the gems to give them a faceted look.

By Jean57

21 LIKES | 718 VIEWS

Nana's Scrap Crazy 6

More fabric from Wyoming Nana. This was made using the Creative Grids templates, Scrap Crazy 6. Hope a child likes it!

By plquilter66

8 LIKES | 398 VIEWS

MSQ quilt pattern

I just finished the quilt called Solar Flare but renamed it Solar Eclipse because of the fabric I used called Salt and Pepper.

By Joniski

11 LIKES | 452 VIEWS

Sam's Grown Man Quilt

My nephew turned 25 and moved into his first apartment. Since I made him a baby quilt when his childhood started, it seemed only right to make him a quilt for the birth of his adulthood.

By soulsinger40

7 LIKES | 379 VIEWS

Flannel Fun

I love this quilt so much it will be hard to give it away.

By MarySusan

11 LIKES | 509 VIEWS

Sunny Days

I used Jenny's Double-Slice quilt pattern to whip up a quilt for a colleague having a tough time. I wanted it to be bright and happy and wanted to use something from my stash. I had always loved these fabrics, so it was an easy choice. I'd had the fabric so long that I don't even remember the name. It is backed with Shannon. I bound it in red polka dot, which I thought was fun. This one is in the mail! I hope she feels loved when she wraps up in it.

By Jzhuskies

10 LIKES | 475 VIEWS

Spring Tumbler Table Runner

A cheerful spring table runner for my mother. I used Missouri Star's 5 inch tumbler template to cut out the tumblers and the flower blocks came out of a book I have called Block Magic by Nancy Johnson-Srebro. I wanted to test out my tumbler block skills for an up coming baby quilt so I designed this pattern in my head. I think it would look adorable as a lap quilt with those flowers as a border going all the way around! I used two charm packs called "Butterfly Garden" for the tumblers and flowers.

By BMcMaster

10 LIKES | 394 VIEWS

String Quilt

This quilt is a for a friend with cancer. Hopefully she can wrap up in the bright colors and it will bring joy to her days. I did not buy one piece of fabric for it. I even used leftovers from other quilts for the backing. Sadly, I didn't make a dent in my stash.

By MarySusan

16 LIKES | 639 VIEWS

Large beach Bag

Last summer my younger daughter wanted a large tote, so she went through my fabrics and found these Island Batik strips. I wasn't sure what to do and for some reason the braid idea emerged. I even took a few scrap strips from the braids and sewed them into the handle of the bag. She used it a lot for going to the local pool. On the back I just sewed the strips up coin style. It turned out pretty good for no pattern!

By BMcMaster

13 LIKES | 426 VIEWS

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