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Love bright colors

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For one of the young Moms at church. Her first baby girl. I used Bonnie & Camille Scrumptious & Marmalade fabrics with a Robert Kaufman flannel backing. I also made two burp cloths with the left over fabrics. I Love the X's & O's "Hugs & Kisses" pattern from one of Jenny's tutorials.

By WyomingNana

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Wedding Gift

Made this for my nephew and his new wife.

By TerriJ0628

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For baby

I made this for my hair stylist's first baby.

By CherylT

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Harlequin

my second full size quilt i made with my sister and Jenny Doan teaching me how . I used a layer cake i loved called beaujolais by Penny Rose Designs. I think putting the colors together took longer than sewing it but with help from my sister and son we got just how i had it pictured in my mind. Thanks Kim and Thomas

By wspenny

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Missouri Star Wall Hanging

I needed something to fill the empty space above my kitchen sink. There's no window, only a small high cabinet. I wanted a star design and when I saw the size of the block in Jenny's Missouri Star quilt tutorial, I knew that's what I wanted. I added a 1.5-inch border and a contrast faux-flange to the binding and it's perfect. This is only my second quilt project, aside from a few mug rugs, and I'm very happy with it. :-)

By marilyndln

36 LIKES | 1467 VIEWS

Fire Department Memories

A quilt for one of my grandson-in-laws. He asked one day if I knew someone that made t-shirt quilts and my response for for who? When he said it was for him of course I was ready to tackle my first t-shirt quilt. Love the result even though it grew to be quite large. The Illusions block is one of my favorite MSQC tutorials and it is really effective with the t-shirts. The flame fabric worked out well for framing the blocks and the woodgrain was something from my stash as was the plaid for the backing. Some of the shirts had the large display while others just had the chest patch and the department on the back. To balance the blocks I appliqued the chest patches to the backs of the shirts. The final block is the extra chest patches and a couple of things I printed on fabric and appliqued. The sewing including all the quilting was done on my Brother NX2000 so yes you can quilt a large quilt at home. The open space in the t-shirts took some thought and I am pleased with the free-motion flames. Still a lot to learn but I am loving each new challenge. Keep quilting and keep sharing.

By MyFabricStash

10 LIKES | 853 VIEWS

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