pcbatiks | Quiltsby.me

The center stars are actually from the first Lemon Star quilt. I bumped up the sizes and made a bunch more stars to go around the smaller stars. Thinking I would have to add a border around the smaller stars to get it all to work. But, it turned out it was easier to just put in spacers! Will give to my Darling Daughter to give away to one of her residents.

By Jean57

12 LIKES | 428 VIEWS

Winter Village

This was my 1st quilt! Did it with a class and had it long armed. It was a gift for my daughter.

By 4Sunshine5grand

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Northwest Grand Adventure

For my grandson's wedding quilt, Missouri Star Grand Adventures pattern seem to fit the bill. He enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and other outdoor activities that the northwest has in great abundance. The quilt size 93” x 90” is a generous size. I selected the digital print Wildwood Way 10 inch layered precut Handpicked Exclusively for MSQC from RJR Studio. The background of light green/white small checked fabric called “Flourish” by Natalia and Kathleen of Piece-n-Quilt from Moda Fabrics. The 20 large blocks 15” x 18” allowed for the beautiful patterns of the fabric to shine. I also added complementary batiks from my stash collection. I embroidered and quilted northwest woodland scenes and designs and I incorporated one of the background blocks with the wedding couple's name and wedding date. Sewed matching pillowcases from the remaining fabrics.

By JewelMagic

19 LIKES | 2806 VIEWS

Disappearing Nines

I've had these charm packs sitting and WAITING for something this fun to put together. I held my breath as I sliced up the nine patches in hopes that I didn't encounter regret or ruler slips. So happy this quilt surpassed my reservations and came out super cute. 51" x 51"

By TXfinTX

13 LIKES | 529 VIEWS

Fancy Dresden Fan

I made my quilt after watching the Dresden plate tutorial. It is made with Tonga Timeless tulip batiks. I used a cream background and added four 15 blade fans to the four outside corners and used colored centers to fit each fans.

By SantaMom1981

15 LIKES | 950 VIEWS

Boat Pond Scrap Block

These were most of the "leftover" blocks after making the Boat Pond pattern. I cut them down a little to get them to "fit" together then had to decide how to arrange them. I did not want to use any more fabric, so my edge points are all cut off, but this was an audition block to test out what kind of quilting I wanted to do and to see if my thread colors would work with it. I'll use it as a wall hanging and/or hang it in the front door. I also like how the back looks - gives me some ideas to play with (someday).

By lakf53

8 LIKES | 589 VIEWS

quick baby quilt

I used the Quick and Easy Block Tool book for the flower blocks and then added the borders. Quilted on my longarm babylock coronet. Quilters dream white poly batting for extra loft and pale pink minky on the back. The flanged binding was a bit disappointing, The dark gray flange fabric shows through the diagonal pink stripe binding making it look a little dingy. Lesson learned.

By Jillane

11 LIKES | 466 VIEWS

Hexing Hexies

This piece was strip pieced first, 60 degree triangles cut and then the six triangles sewn together. The quilting is concentric "hexagons." No. 19 of 52 of my "I Walked the Line" Personal Challenge. (If you are "following" me on this challenge, more info posted on my website nlowequilts.com

By nlowedesigns

11 LIKES | 485 VIEWS

Breast Cancer Support

I made this during our latest lockdown. I had lots of pink scraps to use up.

By PatM

10 LIKES | 420 VIEWS

Scrappy Stash Star

Thank you Lori Holt for your scrappy stash videos. So easy and great instructions. I love this pattern. This will make a great birthday present for my sister.

By Debnewcomb

10 LIKES | 392 VIEWS

Aqua Pixelated Heart Baby Quilt

I found this pattern earlier this year for 5 in. charms and modified it to 3.5 inch squares making the finished quilt 45 x45. The background is Kona Ash.

By Audioadi

12 LIKES | 410 VIEWS

Sewing Mat for my Sister

I constructed a quilt with the strip method and had a bunch of 2" squares left over. I put them together to make 4-patches which grew into a 20X24" piece of fabric. I also had leftover backing and binding from other projects that had the same bright happy feel. I made this sewing mat to brighten my sister's sewing room. The pockets are a great place for glasses, seam rippers, scissors etc...

By MarySusan

14 LIKES | 439 VIEWS

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