roxxtam | Quiltsby.me

When I saw this tutorial I set aside the project I was working on and began this. We love the rustic patriotic feel of this quilt.

By Bubby2

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Scrappy Mountain Majesty Quilt

This is my take on a Bonnie Hunter design by the same name. I used lots of scraps -- some were over 20 years old. I really like the way it turned out. It's queen size.

By LauraSpeer

11 LIKES | 1344 VIEWS

Becca's Quilt

This is a pieced orange peel quilt I made for my friend's new office. I hope it will brighten up her space. There are hanging sleeves on two sides. The final size is 40" x 48" and is quilted with a grey variegated thread. The backing is from Cotton and Steel's Paper Bandanna line. Update: I gave the quilt to my friend and she loved it. Shes very excited to have something personal in her new office space www.quiltachusetts.com

By LIZZYANNE

39 LIKES | 1450 VIEWS

Gradient Magic

This is my color experiment going from lights to darks, using the circle magic template. My oldest daughter loves purple so this is going to her.

By Debbi

38 LIKES | 1531 VIEWS

Sturgis 75th anniversary quilt

Mad for my brother. He used to ride all the time but is no longer able to ride.

By Marilynrose

8 LIKES | 992 VIEWS

Stained Glass Beauty

My first quilting retreat at Needle in a Haystack - learned how to make this quilt. Of course I never follow anything 'exactly' so I tweaked it to make it my own. This was a bit tricky and I said a few bad words during the making of my quilt so I was afraid it had bad Karma (just joking) but I am very pleased with the outcome. The teacher was Joan Ford from Syracuse NY and we all had a lot of fun at the retreat. For the back of my quilt I used Tree of Life panel surrounded by borders which turned out very nicely. My only dismay was that my grandkids liked the BACK of the quilt better than the hard work on the FRONT!

By scol409

51 LIKES | 1845 VIEWS

Sweet & Spicy Frenzy

This started with fat quarters and grew into quilts for my niece and nephew. The pink and green is sweet like my niece and the batik one is for my spicy nephew. I am excited to wrap them in love that will last a lifetime.

By gwen

34 LIKES | 2020 VIEWS

Scrap autumn table topper

Autumn colors are my favorites so when I wanted to create a reproduction of an antique quilt, I raided my stashed and made a bunch of half triangle squares.

By ckg246

37 LIKES | 2124 VIEWS

Missouri Star Baby Quilt

I wanted to try some new techniques and new FMQ in this baby quilt with an elephant applique. I chose the Missouri Star as the quilt pattern from Jenny's tutorial and I couldn't resist the flange binding from another of Jenny's awesome tutorials. The mother-to-be was thrilled. I chose colors from the nursery and embroidered the baby's name at the bottom. I am really happy with it and enjoyed learning new techniques!

By LauraB

14 LIKES | 1435 VIEWS

Pinwheels and Merry Go Rounds

I decided to try the flying geese block so I googled different methods of making them, drew up a pattern where the pinwheel is basically a Dutchman's Puzzle and the other is just a square with one partial seam. I used the extra geese to border the back so I could practice trying to get the front and back lined up with very limited floor space. I figured out when it comes to flying geese, I prefer herding cats.

By falcor

35 LIKES | 1279 VIEWS

Pinwheels on point and fence rail

My husband and I celebrated our thirty year anniversary recently. I decided to make us something for a change. Made this beautiful quilt following MSQC Pin wheels on point with fence rail. I used Union Blues jelly rolls by Moda and yardage. I sorta got carried away and it ended up a king size. Thanks to Quilts by Jen for doing the long arm quilting. I am very proud of how the quilt turned out. Thanks to MSQC for another great tutorial.

By osbornec

29 LIKES | 2480 VIEWS

Batik Quilt for My Grandaughter

I started to teach my 11 year old grand-daughter to sew. Every time she came over we would sew a little more. She was ready to make a project. We shopped and she picked out the batik jelly roll strips. It was a fun project, but we moved out of state and last year I decided to finish the quilt and make some pillows and surprise her for Christmas. I backed the quilt with "Minky" and put zippers on the back of the pillows. She is now 15 and needless to say she was ecstatic with her quilt.

By WyomingNana

28 LIKES | 1542 VIEWS

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