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Made 2 of these quilts One in green (great nephew) and one in purple (great niece) for my niece and nephew in Missouri. They are both expecting their first baby this spring.

By Ceana

43 LIKES | 2306 VIEWS

Tumbler Flag

When I saw the tumbler flag quilt tutorial, I wanted to make one, but I wanted mine to be smaller and have 13 stripes. I used mini tumblers, scraps from my stash, and came up with this.

By Petunia

9 LIKES | 1127 VIEWS

Giant Bento Box Baby Quilt

I made this quilt with one large bento box layout. The finished size is 36" x 40". The back is pieced from leftover scraps. Quick and easy to put together.

By pcbatiks

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Pine Tree

This is a pattern by Deb Eggers of The Cottage Rose. I bought at the Grand Rapids, MI - AQS August 2015 show.

By SEWHAPPY

4 LIKES | 928 VIEWS

Color me a happy girl!

I made this for my niece's new baby girl, River. It's a good pattern for using up a lot of scraps. I think it made a happy, cheerful quilt for a beautiful new baby.

By PV

49 LIKES | 1651 VIEWS

Mr. Chillingsworth

Andover fabric----Halloween wallhanging!

By Quilterkaren

11 LIKES | 1652 VIEWS

Rag Quilt

I make a lot of flannel baby quilts for Project Linus and have a lot of scraps. So I decided to make a rag quilt using the wof scraps..

By Magnoliabelle

5 LIKES | 820 VIEWS

Charley's Baby Quilt

I made this quilt for my second grandchild, Charley. It is an alphabet quilt made by freeform piecing. It was a bit of a challenge to get the blocks all the same size!

By ambdoa

7 LIKES | 995 VIEWS

Labyrinth Raffle Quilt

I'm the vicar at a rural church in eastern AZ. One of our parishioners built a labyrinth on the church property as his last physical act before succumbing to kidney cancer. Our congregation named the Labyrinth after him and we are raising money so that we can maintain it to honor Charlie's memory. So far, we've raised $427 and we still have the month of June to go. We are hopeful that we will reach $750 toward our $5000 goal for refurbishing and maintenance. It's a simple design, but my quilter did a lovely job turning it into quite a pretty piece -- at least that's what I think! UPDATE: This quilt raised $2000. God IS so very good!

By SandyC