CathyF | Quiltsby.me

The curve in this pattern gives it a more formal look, so I used the Downtom Abbey Dowager fabric to follow through on the formality.

By jolonergan

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Paisley Elephant

I made this for my niece, she is due in July, and she loves elephants.

By Jinney

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Blair

I made this quilt for my sister (in-law) who is and whose parents were into Broadway and theater.

By SueElla

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Teal & Green Lattice Quilt

This was my second full-sized quilt and it was made for my Aunt for Christmas 2014. Fell in love with the fabrics and knew they would match her living room perfectly.

By KnitWitRosie

14 LIKES | 1375 VIEWS

Summer in the Park

I saw the tutorial for this quilt and thought sure that looks easy I'll do it over thanksgiving break. Wow not as easy as I thought especially for the third quilt I'd made. It's a great pattern!

By LIZZYANNE

15 LIKES | 1526 VIEWS

My Mom's 91st birthday quilt

I found a quilt embroidery program for making a 'family tree', and could not wait ot use it to make a family tree quilt for my Mom's 91st birthday.

By MimiSC

24 LIKES | 1542 VIEWS

You've got mail

Wanted to make this quilt with Eclectic Elements by TIm Holtz for our European themed guestroom

By JoanPM

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Jewel Box

found this pattern in an older quilt magazine. challenged me to go with the brighter, 30's material. over 1100 pieces

By txquilter

44 LIKES | 8194 VIEWS

Twister Tool, I call this "Spring"

I love batiks, the color purple & that gadget called the twister tool. The colors of the swirely remind me of tulips and the border fabric has snowflakes, which remind me that spring is always full of surprises.

By Settermom6

13 LIKES | 1509 VIEWS

Twisted Sugar Blocks

I loved Amy Gibson in the Craftsy 2012 BOM class. I learned different techniques (paper piecing!) and had fun. So when she started the Sugar Block Club in 2013 I had to join. I finally got around to putting the blocks together in a layout I thought up. I wanted the quilt to be big enough for at least a double bed and I had a few blocks that were smaller than the others. So, I framed them in one color and twisted them in another color. You can't tell which are small now! Then I made a piano key border out of the leftover fabric and added that to the top to make it even bigger and use up all my leftover fabric. This was my first attempt at mitering the border. I love it! The other two photos are tops my sister and our friend made. We all made the same blocks, but with different fabrics and different layouts.

By snippet

32 LIKES | 1502 VIEWS

Aqua Tumbler

I couldn't wait to use my tumbler die for my Accuquilt! I had also decided that I was going to practice my FMQ skills on this one so I purchased some fabric from Joannes on a really great sale. I was planning on donating it so I didn't have a lot of money or sentiment tied up in my first FMQ attempt. It was very liberating and not terribly stressful. I encourage anyone afraid of trying out their first FMQ experience not to put a lot of $$ or mental attachment in the quilt itself.

By Sharlene_B

31 LIKES | 1431 VIEWS

Mom and Dad Quilt

I made this quilt out of my Mothers clothes and my fathers shirts. It was difficult as there was a lot of stretch. Some of my fathers shirts were very very old and delicate. They are both passed away, so It makes me smile when I think about the times they wore these clothes. I have always wished I would have saved more clothes for this project, but I never thought of making a quilt until many years after their deaths.

By Audie

13 LIKES | 1262 VIEWS

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