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I bought this layer cake at quilt market 2012. I loved Carina's booth so much I just had to make something for myself. This quilt is queen size.

By ElisabethM

23 LIKES | 2823 VIEWS

Bow Tie Quilt

This was a sweet labor of love for a friend of mine and his family moving to Prauge for a few years. He always wears bowties so I and a few friends made him a bowtie quilt.

By cricks

33 LIKES | 2861 VIEWS

Disappearing Pinwheel - shoofly

For Block magazine

By Block

49 LIKES | 7376 VIEWS

Rainbow Dreams for Modblock

HSTs quilt using various techniques to create a unique quilt design

By Block

44 LIKES | 3028 VIEWS

Patriotic Pinwheels

This oversized lap quilt is full of pinwheels using the easy method. It was sashed with Porcelain yardage.

By KristenSieber

16 LIKES | 1710 VIEWS

My Pinwheel Quilt

This was my first try at making a pinwheel quilt. I don't remember the line of fabric that it's from, but I did follow Jenny's tutorial on how to make it. It was fun and easy to make.

By brook

24 LIKES | 2025 VIEWS

Chevron

I made this quilt for my sister-in-law. It went together very quickly. I love how it turned out.

By Gina

37 LIKES | 3285 VIEWS

Big Star Quilt

MSQ Co. Quilt! This was so much fun to make.

By LIZZYANNE

24 LIKES | 1778 VIEWS

Chevron

I made this for my granddaughter Kathryn.

By Lolo

27 LIKES | 1554 VIEWS

Out to sea

I made this quilt for my nephew.

By Zaineb

10 LIKES | 1321 VIEWS

One more Jelly Roll Race 2

I liked the first Jelly Roll Race 2 so much - I did a second one! Just got it back from MSQC after having them machine quilt it. Need to put the binding on it and I'm good to go!

By Happy2BQuilting

11 LIKES | 991 VIEWS

Double Crossed

I made this quilt for a gentleman that has recently retired. He moved to South Carolina and promises to send me a photo of himself with it on his lap, in his rocking chair on the front porch. Maybe when the weather is cooler. It is an Amy Smart pattern but it resembles Summer in the Park. I am trying that one next. I did FMQ on my Babylock.

By QuiltsByJo

63 LIKES | 2700 VIEWS

Confetti Race

This is a take off of the Jelly Roll Race 3.0 quilt. Instead of white triangles, I used white strips. The strips are WOF cut in half so I ended up with more triangles. The triangles are scraps. I made a wavy edge and a patterned fabric for backing. The quilting is straight line in the center and interior border and stipple in the exterior border. This was a fun and easy quilt to make.

By QuiltsByJo

19 LIKES | 1487 VIEWS

Falling Charms Quilt

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By SUTHA

16 LIKES | 1568 VIEWS

Diamond quilt

I found this tutorial on line a few years back. I love the freshness of whites and brights. I enjoy working with brights as they are cheery. This quilt is for a friend who is 49 and pg -- she is over the moon. Since the baby is a big surprise, they chose not to find out the gender. I wanted something bright and lovely that screamed "Welcome baby". http://www.sameliasmum.com/2012/10/fresh-diamonds-easy-quilt-tutorial.html#.Vfqgt5cm-RP

By Audioadi

26 LIKES | 1610 VIEWS

Baby Boy Quilt II - Charming Stars

Quilt no. 9! I chose coordinated yardage cut to 5" squares and mixed in a couple of pre-cut charms from Riley Blake's "Oh Boy!" line. The backing was made with white dotted minky fabric.

By NinaMcCloskey

20 LIKES | 1123 VIEWS

Big Star Quilt

Christmas quilt made from MSQC pattern/tutorial. I used the Winter Wonderland charm packs and fabric

By PattyH711

7 LIKES | 758 VIEWS

Pinwheels On Pointed

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

15 LIKES | 1185 VIEWS

SHOOTING STAR WITH MY PAWPAW'S TIES

This quilt was a labor of love, I had never made many quilts, when my Pawpaw passed away. So in 2003, I took some of his ties and made this tie quilt. It was a challenge, but he loved his ties, and I gave the quilt to his youngest daughter. She says she can remember all the ties in the quilt. What a treasure.

By JEANNIEQUILT07

6 LIKES | 894 VIEWS

Arlene's Orange Peel

This was my first appliqué project, but by machine not by hand. it was made for a very special Aunt. The fabric I chose is a vibrant as her personality!

By Debbi

36 LIKES | 1413 VIEWS

Hexagon flowers

I made this little hexagon wallhanging. All hexagons are hand stitched together and measure 3/4 inches. I embroidered the flowers on the borders. It took quite a while to finish, but I really liked the finished product!

By PattiB

19 LIKES | 895 VIEWS

Woolie Flannel Ribbon Stars

This quilt, when finished will be for the family cabin we are building in the mountains. I need to add the border yet, but need your advice. I was considering the dark red windowpane flannel for the border. Should I use the same backing as the border? Can you use flannel as a backing on a quilt or is that too heavy? What about flannel for the binding? Thanks in advance!

By jlyn113

38 LIKES | 4789 VIEWS

Phoebes Flower Box

My Grand daughters seventh birthday was coming up fast, I wanted to make her a quilt but was running out of time. I looked threw my Missouri Block books and decided I could get this one done in time. I am happy to say this went together very fast. Because I machine quilt all my quilts myself ( on a regular machine) this requires some additional time and I wanted it to look nice for her. Of course when we put off things to the last minute as life has a way of throwing in obstacles not to mention our daily have to's...I did have to hustle. I love the way it came out and I love the colors. My grand daughter was very happy! So don't let anything hold you back from your Quilting!

By Audie

11 LIKES | 1772 VIEWS

Bright & Cheery

I was watching some of the Jenny's videos and fell in love with the Alter Ego pattern. I had never made a quilt; so I bought a layer cake and started. It took a few months and a few modifications (I made a few mistakes and had to improvise the design); but here it is! My first twin quilt! I gave it to my niece for Christmas and she loves it!

By QuilterCub

6 LIKES | 734 VIEWS

Mason

A new quilt for my first Great grandchild. Had to be special.

By Sheriho

19 LIKES | 1380 VIEWS

Our Lady of Peace (girl)

Our guild is making baby quilts for pregnant and parenting teens through the Our Lady of Peace Program

By debho

47 LIKES | 1850 VIEWS

Wonky Star

This is for Letitia. Her favorite color is teal, so I thought this BariJ material fit the bill. This was an easy one day project. I really enjoyed the process, no stress. To make it feel more special, I had some custom quilting done on this one. Love it!

By MelissaAnn

11 LIKES | 719 VIEWS

Jelly Roll

Found this very cute jelly roll at the local quilt shop. Bought it then needed to decide what to do with it. Decided to just do an easy strip quilt and give it to my niece for her 14th birthday. I sent it out to be quilted, since I'm still too new to try that out, especially for a gift.

By mjalto

9 LIKES | 1029 VIEWS

Nine by Nine

Had a lot of color solids. MS single Irish chain Used color blocks instead do all white.

By 35quilter

16 LIKES | 1041 VIEWS

Key to My Heart {A Pattern!}

Key to My Heart - a PDF file in 7 sizes from wall to king. The pattern includes fabric requirements using layer cakes as well as yardage. This twin-sized quilt is made from Lili-Fied by Kanvas for Benartex and Kona White. You can buy this pattern in my shop: http://bitly.com/BusyHandsQuiltsPatternShop

By BusyHandsQuilts

15 LIKES | 1073 VIEWS

Hashtag Quilt

This was from a tutorial on Craftsy by Camille Roskelley called Pre-cut Piecing Made Simple. Fun and easy. I like to have fun on the backing, too. Love the way the quilting turned out.

By jowagnon

10 LIKES | 958 VIEWS

Zip It Quilt

I made this as a baby quilt for my grandson. I used some scraps from my stash and the border was from Simply Colorful II. The back is flannel - grey crisscross. I did meandering free motion to quilt it. I have now added a pic from 2017 of my grandson on the quilt in a park. So great to have it in use. :)

By FlyCreekQuilter

32 LIKES | 1371 VIEWS

Daisy Snowball

I found a charm pack of daisy prints that I really liked. I did a little research and found a snowball pattern that would let those prints shine. After a lot of rearrangement on my design floor, I found an arrangement I liked. I particularly liked the turquoise/brown/white combination, with the pops of yellow - it's all very cheerful. After putting it together, I tried hand quilting daisies in the larger yellow and daisy blocks. Some of them were drawn with chalk and then stitched, others were just free handed. Needless to say this took time - both to do it and get inspired to finished. Fast forward several years. I have grown tired of walking around this pile in my sewing room, so I finish off the last of the large daisies. I don't want to hand quilt any more of this, so I sit down at my DSM and finish quilting the rest by machine. It's done, finally, about four years after I started.

By nancileigh

12 LIKES | 997 VIEWS

Charming Stars

A cute, fun little throw. In hindsight, I wish I would've used the reds in the squares and not the stars.

By TriciaJ

34 LIKES | 1360 VIEWS

Jolly Bar

Saw this quilt and loved the fabric and the look of it ... so simple and yet beautiful. I just had to make it ... I made mine bigger than the pattern called for. ... It is even prettier in person. the pattern is by Kimberly Jolly, at the fat quarter shop.com ... I used ... Persimmon ... basicgrey by moda

By kimberwdld

28 LIKES | 1760 VIEWS

Cold Husband, Hot Wife

My husband and I are polar opposites when it comes to temperature. He is cold most of the time, so he sleeps under an electric blanket set in the 5 to 10 range, plus 2 quilts all year round. I'm hot most of the time, so I usually sleep with just a sheet, Our bedroom is usually about 72 degrees. I'd like for it to be cooler, and he would like for it to be warmer. I made this half king size quilt with wool batting and flannel backing for his side of the bed. (It will be hidden underneath the larger quilt that covers the entire bed.) He told me this morning that he was so warm last night that he might cut the electric blanket down a notch. :)

By Jillrn1995

31 LIKES | 935 VIEWS

Great Grandchild's Quilt

This is a quilt I made for the upcoming birth of our 11th great grandchild. We have nine great grandsons and one great granddaughter . . . hoping for another girl! I watched Jenny's tutorial on Scrappy Stars which combined stars with scrappy 16 patch. I also used her method of flange binding which I use on everything I bind! Thank you Jenny for all the great ideas - love your tutorials!

By Frog

14 LIKES | 970 VIEWS

Lane's big boy quilt

My grandson moved to a toddler bed from his crib. Mimi celebrated by making him a big boy quilt and pillowcase. I am in the process of making a couple throw pillows about the same fabric as the border.

By crawdebr

30 LIKES | 1558 VIEWS

Jenny's Colorado Quilt with a twist

The donated fabric I had was in different size pieces so I made this quilt our of 2 1/5" triangles with the centers as a different fabric from the outside showing a pinwheel design.

By plquilter66

17 LIKES | 543 VIEWS

Jessica's Graduation Hopscotch Quilt

This was my favorite quilt in a long time! I love Amy Smart's patterns! Hopscotch is great! It's easier than it looks. I love the Kaffe Shot Cottons, the Alison Glass fabrics, and using Essex Linen. But, it was a fiesty quilt to finish. The longarmer had problems with her tension, so the quilting is sub-par, I didn't give myself extra seam allowance because of the linen blend, and two small seams unravelled after the first wash, and then when I hung it to dry and the clothesline, the clothesline left white marks on the back! Despite, the extra work and the mending, it was still one of my favorite quilts, which is great because Jessica is one of my favorite girls.

By MelissaAnn

14 LIKES | 906 VIEWS

Aria's Sparkle Quilt

Note this is a work in progress ....used MSQC Sparkle tutorial ... finished pic is up now. Aria is turning 2 years old .... So I decided it is time for her own Nana quilt ... Well Aria's birthday came and went ... but I just got her quilt back from MSQC, just finished the binding, by hand... my first one by hand ... it is a lot prettier by hand, I liked it. Now Aria is the sweetest child .. very loving and calm likes to snuggle with you. Well this little girl decided on her 2nd birthday she is going to own the terrible 2's and become impossible and she has not stopped, oh she stomps her foot, grunts at you, .... I look at her and laugh and laugh ... so now Aria whines all the time .. and terrorises her big sister. So I was talking to her mother and showing her pictures of the quilt, and Cassandra says to Me ... oh she is into blankets right now .. loves them. ... Right then and there Aria turns to Me and smiles big and happy ... "I love you Nana .. .Blanky?" What do you think about that ? ..Lord give me Strength..

By kimberwdld

30 LIKES | 1455 VIEWS

Bright Stars

Here's what you get when you take one white charm pack and a handful of leftover charm squares. Adorable baby quilt.

By kathybloom

29 LIKES | 658 VIEWS

Monkey Quilt

When I saw this pattern at Road to California last year, I just had to make it. These little guys just make me smile, and the colors used make me happy, although when I look at it, I have the poem "ten little monkey jumping on the bed, one fell off . . ." Keeps runnyou nag through me head.

By PattiB

17 LIKES | 689 VIEWS

I-Spy, Find-My-Match Baby Quilt

I made this quilt based on Jenny Doan's Floating Squares Quilt. http://bit.ly/floatingsquares, but I changed the dimensions. I fussy-cut novelty fabric squares and put 2 of each square in the quilt. Children can have fun finding the matching squares! I backed the quilt with a minkee fabric and quilted it with an edge-to-edge quilting design on my longarm machine. It is currently for sale in my etsy shop: www.sewsofunquilts.etsy.com

By SewSoFunQuilts

14 LIKES | 910 VIEWS

Baby Dinos

I had so much fun making this quilt! It is one of my most favorite ever! The piecing is just simple half square triangles, but the strip in the middle is applique with hand embroidery of a row of cute little dinosaur inspired by the fabric. The size is 40 x 46.

By AngeleeMarie

22 LIKES | 1181 VIEWS

Sweet Jane

Small little 2 1/2" squares combine together to make this baby quilt. I especially love the patterned flannel backing. I used one mini charm pack of Sweet Jane fabric and added some more scraps and bits left over from other quilts to it. Hope my cousin's little one liked it.

By AngeleeMarie

26 LIKES | 1734 VIEWS

Retro Hexies

My daughter is leaving home for the first time to head out to college...and so she needed a quilt ofcouse! She chose the colors from a line called "Chloe's Closet" and they are reproduction 30's fabrics. I personally think the colors are remeniscent of the 70's, but the fact that they are not polyester makes it OK for me! Actually, I think that the quilt turned out cute when all together with the hexagons and the daisy quilting!

By AngeleeMarie

19 LIKES | 1206 VIEWS

Irish Chain Quilt

Wanted to make a quilt all for myself so I watched the Irish Chain Quilt from MSQC. Very easy pattern BUT the fabric quantities you need that are mentioned in the tutorial are all wrong. Jenny says you only need 1 print jelly roll and one solid jelly roll. While that may be the case, the number of strip sets you gotta make are completely wrong. Jenny states you need 13 strip sets of two solid strips and one print strip and 26 strip sets of two prints and one solid. You cannot get that many strip sets out of one print roll and one solid roll. 8 strip sets of two solids and one print and 16 strip sets of two prints and one solid is the MAX you will be able to get out of these two jelly rolls. Granted, you still get a MASSIVELY LARGE quilt. But just FYI before you sew too many strips together and have to start ripping out tons of WOF seams (it happened to me). I decided to make a quilt that is 11 blocks wide and 13 rows long. Thats yielding a quilt center of about 72"x84", after borders it'll be about 84"x96" which is a decent Queen Size quilt. Looking forward to seeing this project progress!

By Mitch

10 LIKES | 808 VIEWS

On the Road

I made this one from a jellyroll of "Road Trip" from Riley Blake Designs. The quilt is pieced in a checkerboard design with a row of applique and hand embroidered cars and trucks and even a little camping trailer!

By AngeleeMarie

17 LIKES | 779 VIEWS

Churn Dash

A cute little quilt made using the Churn Dash block. I used a charm pack that had duplicates. I also made a matching pillowcase.

By TriciaJ

14 LIKES | 1109 VIEWS

Irish Chain

I saw the pattern in MSQC Block and could not resist making this quilt. I love the use of only a couple color families. The quilter did a fantastic job and made this quilt spectacular.

By adhoss2003

49 LIKES | 1413 VIEWS

Pink log cabin

I always wanted to make a log cabin quilt. This fabric line is beautiful. Very pleased how it turned out. Msqc quilted it beautifully!

By 1958kris

11 LIKES | 1000 VIEWS

Castle Dreams ~ Layer Cake ~ 6 Sizes Baby to King

Castle Dreams is a queen sized quilt made in Handmade by Bonnie and Camille with Moda Cross Weave in black for the background. The backing is extra wide aqua check from Vintage Picnic, also by Bonnie and Camille. Castle Dreams is a striking quilt pattern that uses layer cake squares and yardage of three fabrics plus a background fabric. The pattern includes instructions for six sizes from baby to king and utilizes strip piecing to make the process faster and more efficient. Please purchase your copy in my shop: http://go-2.it/BusyHandsPatterns You can also read more about my quilts and patterns on my blog: http://busyhandsquilts.blogspot.com/

By BusyHandsQuilts

27 LIKES | 1349 VIEWS

It Takes Two

I made this quilt for my 8 year granddaughter for a Christmas and birthday gift, she will celebrate her birthday December 29th.

By Audie

45 LIKES | 1304 VIEWS

Mermaid Dreams

We started something...now the grandkids are in line waiting for their quilt from Mimi & Baba! This girl loves mermaids! Took awhile to find the right mermaid fabric, but finally found Mermaid Dreams Studio E right here at MSQ! The backing is a digital print from. spoonflower..a bit pricey but provided the perfect backing for this quilt! Again we use the patter Impurchased from anEtsy shop called Artistry With Fabric.

By PCHDezines

14 LIKES | 783 VIEWS

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