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I made this table runner for my Mom at Christmas. I used Jenny's quilt tutorial. It went together very easy & was my first time machine quilting. I washed it so it would have that old quilt look.

By pollyanna23

11 LIKES | 1268 VIEWS

Holiday Tree Placemats

Part II - My first attempt at Applique. After watching Applique Tutorials, this saved me time and patience. I had fun and would do it again. These are the matching placemats to the table runners that I posted earlier. My cousin, Chris, is sponsoring a winter wonderland for her Church. She is responsible for 2 tables. I offered to help her by making these Tree Placemats. The fabric is beautiful, Holiday Magic - Trim a Tree, by Benartex., & Artisan Batiks - Noel Cloud Metallic Yardage, by Robert Kaufman. I had a lot of fun making these. I didn't realize the time it would take to make 20 placemats. Next time I would buy a pattern for this project instead of using a picture. The pattern does all the quilting math and that is so worth it. Merry Christmas my friends.

By MegaPurplette

28 LIKES | 1538 VIEWS

Christmas wall hanging.

Made many years ago when I had just started quilting, I have since adapted the pattern to make eith small wall hangings or Christmas mats

By csarina

10 LIKES | 1000 VIEWS

Christmas Stockings for Kyle and Talya

Kyle is my youngest child and son. Unlike his sister and brother, he never was given a homemade Christmas stocking. I decided to make him one and since he is engaged, made his fiancee a matching stocking. I made this using a Christmas jelly roll, quilt-as-you go, and Jenny's Adorable Christmas Stocking tutorial. I used Winter Village Pixie Strips by Lynette Anderson for RJR Fabrics

By LRF965

13 LIKES | 1138 VIEWS

Holiday Star

Made for a friend as a gift for her neighbor. Simple design and easy piecing. Good way to use up leftovers from other holiday quilts.

By ckg246

11 LIKES | 1086 VIEWS

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

A quilting buddy gave me this Christmas panel last year but being a 'newbie' at quilting I didn't know what to do with it. Then I saw the MSQC attic window tutorial and problem solved - except I didn't have any concept of how large it would become. Way too big for a wall hanging so I decided to add some blocks to the side, and an outer border to give it more width and I have a Christmas snuggle quilt! I used silver metallic thread to quilt snowflakes on it.

By Debbi

48 LIKES | 1576 VIEWS

Williamsburg Dresden tablerunner

Blue and white Williamsburg fabric. Dresden plate, machine quilted

By Hammer1

40 LIKES | 1449 VIEWS

Jelly Roll Twist

This is my 2nd Jelly Roll Twist, done in Bloom and Bliss fabric. Since I had so much left over fabric, I decided to make another one. The differences between the two: I used a pink floral for the border on this one, a pink blender fabric for backing and binding, and quilted it myself. (1st one was done by a long armer) These are a lot of fun to make...but on to my next quilt...Jenny's Nine Patch Swap!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

12 LIKES | 1094 VIEWS

Table topper

Made from one charm pack

By Quitnpam

30 LIKES | 1412 VIEWS

Puppies and Bows

This is a quick and easy pattern called Box Garden. I hope the puppies help a child through a tough time.

By plquilter66

6 LIKES | 924 VIEWS

sewing table

I wanted to share my new sewing table my husband made. It truly has been a labor of love. I still have my little sewing nook, but have grown out of it. I have now taken over my kitchen, where I used to have a table with six chairs. My new sewing table is a 4' x 6'. It has nine front drawers for all my fabric storage, and three back drawers for notions. My sewing machine is now a drop down, so I can sew/quilt with a flat surface. It also has a pull out/in ironing board. After it was installed, I was surprised with lights just under the top surface. My husband did a beautiful job, and I will enjoy it for years to come!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

29 LIKES | 1171 VIEWS

Couch Cover for a Kleenex Box

Last week my friend, Lynne, bought a kleenex cover from a craft show. The booth only had college fabric. She showed it to me and said too bad they didn't make it with regular fabric. Well, this got me inspired to see if I could duplicate it. The first one I made was cute but the way that I designed it, it wasn't easy to reproduce. So I went to You Tube and watched tutorial, looking for the best pattern and design. I love this. I am going to have to purchase more fabric because I just don't have a lot of couch fabric in my stash. Oh well, we have to do what we have to do. Here is the Tutorial that I found on line. I think the only thing that she forgot to mention was the seams are 5/8 inches. Have fun and make a lot of gifts. https://youtu.be/NwOQrqULIlk

By MegaPurplette

20 LIKES | 1594 VIEWS

Rainbow Bargello

I love these bright colors! Easy to make, fun to do.

By Stephc2153

21 LIKES | 856 VIEWS

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