QuiltsBy.me

For my grandson's wedding quilt, Missouri Star Grand Adventures pattern seem to fit the bill. He enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and other outdoor activities that the northwest has in great abundance. The quilt size 93” x 90” is a generous size. I selected the digital print Wildwood Way 10 inch layered precut Handpicked Exclusively for MSQC from RJR Studio. The background of light green/white small checked fabric called “Flourish” by Natalia and Kathleen of Piece-n-Quilt from Moda Fabrics. The 20 large blocks 15” x 18” allowed for the beautiful patterns of the fabric to shine. I also added complementary batiks from my stash collection. I embroidered and quilted northwest woodland scenes and designs and I incorporated one of the background blocks with the wedding couple's name and wedding date. Sewed matching pillowcases from the remaining fabrics.

By JewelMagic

19 LIKES | 2020 VIEWS

Bright and Happy!

I bought this jelly roll several years ago and was unsure which pattern to use. I didn't want to lose the big flowers. This pattern was easy and fun. I think the quilting is perfect with this fabric line.

By MarySusan

19 LIKES | 253 VIEWS

Lancaster Large Star Quilt

The pattern is from: Simply Retro with Camille Roskelley: Fresh Quilts from Classic Blocks. All hst making large blocks finishing at 72"x 72".

By Audioadi

16 LIKES | 223 VIEWS

My Crumb Blocks

I never really thought I would like making crumb blocks until I tried. After watching Misty and the Quilting Marine, I have become an addict for them! I am a veteran and even though I never experienced the level of PTSD as a lot of my fellow veterans, I find the process quite calming.

By 1dandyone

5 LIKES | 241 VIEWS

Rings Around the Posies

I had all these fabrics I bought for 'the unknown project', just liking how they all looked together. When I was the tutorial I immediately thought of this set of fabrics.

By Studio3D

6 LIKES | 193 VIEWS

Broken Pinwheels

I offered to make a quilt for my 11 year old grandniece. She picked out the pattern and the fabric. This is the first quilt I have done on a long arm machine with a pantograph. I love the way it turned out. My cat, who runs my quality control department, approves. The pattern is split pinwheels by Orange Dots Quilts. It is available at orangedotsquilts.etsy.com The pattern resulted in lots of extra half square triangles, so I made several pillows.

By PattyVA

11 LIKES | 180 VIEWS

Susan's 4 patches

I separated the 2 large boxes of 2" squares Susan donated into colors and I now have 8 shoe boxes full of 2" squares. I made this using 4 patches. I thought using the squares in the border would help to use us some of them. Hope a child likes it!

By plquilter66

8 LIKES | 170 VIEWS

Red White and Blue Frenzy

I am still working on using up materials I have on hand. I saw this pattern on Pinterest and loved the simplicity. It also reminds me of the great country we live in.

By Debnewcomb

10 LIKES | 165 VIEWS

Vintage fabric quilt for my Aunt

Update: I quilted with Wasatch Quilting design Daisy 2021 and hand bound. I made this quilt top for my Aunt. My Aunt's favorite colors are pink and green. The background fabric has cream with green leaves on it. It is made of nine patch blocks alternated with another nine patch block that has four patches in the corners. I love chaining four patches. I used some vintage fabric for this quilt. I've been making quilts for all my aunts. I have one more quilt to make. I hope to quilt it tomorrow. 62" 71"

By blbaughman

20 LIKES | 138 VIEWS

Fancy Dresden Fan

I made my quilt after watching the Dresden plate tutorial. It is made with Tonga Timeless tulip batiks. I used a cream background and added four 15 blade fans to the four outside corners and used colored centers to fit each fans.

By SantaMom1981

14 LIKES | 127 VIEWS

Disappearing Nines

I've had these charm packs sitting and WAITING for something this fun to put together. I held my breath as I sliced up the nine patches in hopes that I didn't encounter regret or ruler slips. So happy this quilt surpassed my reservations and came out super cute. 51" x 51"

By TXfinTX

13 LIKES | 111 VIEWS

Scrap Project

I made this wall hanging from my scraps. I love the saying because it reminds me how lucky I am.

By Debnewcomb

13 LIKES | 107 VIEWS

Baby quilts for Great Grandchildren.

I have twenty-six grandchildren, 13 boys and 13 girls. For each I made receiving blankets from flannel and then crochet around the edge. I kept the scrapes from those blankets. Now the great grandchildren are coming and here is what I am making for them. Taking the scrapes that were from that grandchild and cutting hearts and appliqueing them on the flannel charm packs I can get at Missouri Star Quilts.

By icgraves

6 LIKES | 112 VIEWS

Reflections Quilt

I made this quilt for my friend's son who became an Eagle Scout last year but had the awards ceremony today. He is graduating this year and going to Virginia Tech in the fall. I used solid colors for the strips (I picked out colors from the Eagle panel) and added an additional color of strips on the top and bottom of the panel. I added extra borders to make the quilt bigger since the Eagle Scout is 6'2". He plans to take the quilt to college. I quilted it with a swirl pattern from Wasatch Quilting. I used Hobbs 80/20 black batting and Omni light gray thread. I stayed up all night hand binding it for the event yesterday. 75" x 95"

By blbaughman

12 LIKES | 99 VIEWS

Blue Stars

Also from my Mom's stash were these three fabrics (blue prints) in fairly large quantities. Using the same pattern as from Granddaughters quilt, but putting one of the prints in the center. I ordered by guess and by gosh a white background and sort of turquoise print. Yeah! It worked well enough that with all these was able to get a queen-sized quilt. I will have to edit this when finished; need backing!

By Jean57

10 LIKES | 100 VIEWS

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