BrnEyedP | Quiltsby.me

Love the pattern and the fabric. MSQC makes the patterns so easy.

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I had been wanting to do a herringbone quilt and I had a turnover that I wasn't exactly sure what to do with, so the cold, dark days of winter make me feel like making something bright and cheerful. This HST went together very quickly, and I was so happy to find a "sunshine" color for the backing!

By Sarahz

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Miss Tinker Bell

This quilt was design for my Gr. Gr. Niece for her 3rd Birthday on July 9th finished the Quilt on June 30, 2015

By goldylocks43

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Kaffe four patch

After starting with the 6 inch squares for another Kaffe quilt, I then tried putting them into four patches, again sashing with white, and used a Kaffe ombre print to mimic a piano key border.

By kathy6024

6 LIKES | 988 VIEWS

Topiary Tiles

I came across this pattern on the internet. I was completely befuddled by the cutting, as the directions were written very poorly. I worked my way through it, and ended up with a lovely bright quilt that's perfect nap size. It's soft and lovely with a wonderful drape. I quilted a basic meander/stipple.

By MelanieV

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Sarah's crumb quilt

I do not know where all these crumbs came from...this is the first completed crumb quilt. Completed early in 2013

By rose-swalls

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Burst Into Bloom

Based on a quilt pattern from an old McCalls Quick Quilts (2007) magazine. I loved the colors... and the prairie points around the outside edge!

By CathyB

20 LIKES | 1576 VIEWS

Doris' Quilt

This quilt I made for my Aunt Doris who turned 100 years young last Nov. She has been telling the family that she did not want a party or any big celebration for her 100th birthday. So her birthday came and went - we had a small party for immediate family only and she was very pleased with that.She has always been there for us while we were growing up. She is a very tiny women and has always complained of the cold in the winter ( we live in Ottawa, Canada- coldest capital on earth!). So I spoke to my sister, my Dad and my cousins and it was decided - one quilt coming up for a very special lady. The quilt is all done in batiks in her favorite colors. The pattern is the disappearing four patch. When we gave it to her she was speechless!! She told me that no one had every made her anything before. I was very touched. She snuggles up her quilt on cold nights and any time she needs an extra quilt hug!

By Sky

17 LIKES | 1467 VIEWS

Twinkle Duck

My two year old grandson loves ducks. I was making the Disappearing Pinwheel block and he wanted a duck on it with the stars. I bought a pieced duck block pattern and put it in the middle. He called the quilt Twinkle Duck.

By CindyB

10 LIKES | 1140 VIEWS

Little Cowboy

Dad's a "real" rodeo riding cowboy and Mom loves her Cowboy! What an easy theme for this baby quilt made for "Hank" born July 1, 2015.

By cs6250

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Lilacs Wedding Quilt

The last few yards of Fresh Lilacs by Debbie Beaves of Maywood Studios remained in my favorite quilting shop. The shop also offered a Missouri Quilt Block Class, Goodnight Irene, from Missouri Quilt Magazine Book (Spring 2015 Vol. 2, issue 2) and I knew it was a match. Jennie's video tutorial helped a lot. It was a challenge to figure out what quilting design to use. Using my walking foot, I finally settled on straight line stitching in the "X" sections, free motion quilting in the squares and border. It's my first wedding quilt and I was so pleased with how it turned out.

By JewelMagic

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Cherry Blossom Disappearing Hourglass

I had a cherry blossom fabric languishing in my fabric closet which my daughter, Amy, spotted while visiting. When I saw the pattern in Missouri Quilt Block magazine (Winter 2015, Volume 2, Issue 1, pg. 16), watched Jennie's tutorial on the Disappearing Hourglass 2, and took a Block class at a quilting shop, the result is the fabric disappearing from the closet to a finished quilt for Amy. I used black Kona fabric and bordered the quilt with red and black. I practiced some free motion designs, added decorative stitching and "stitched in the ditch" on my domestic sewing machine. Although I was skeptical about making it because the pattern looked complex, it was surprisingly not difficult to complete and I learned a lot by sewing and quilting it. The quilt now happily resides in her home and not in my closet.

By JewelMagic

25 LIKES | 2743 VIEWS

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