Cooker4369 | Quiltsby.me

Curved quilting is always a little daunting I think. I played with it for a long time to figure out an easy way to do it! I can't take all the credit for this, my friend Ricky Tims is a good man and taught me some tricks!

By mansewing

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Burst Block

I originally made this block as the background for the Coming Home Quilt! I wanted something that would give dimension to the quilt. Later I (with the help of Natalie from MSQC) decided to use the block and create a quilt with it! I love it!!

By mansewing

26 LIKES | 1514 VIEWS

Pinwheel on Point with Fence Rail Quilt top

When I saw this pattern on Jenny's MSQC tutorial, I knew that I had to make this. I fell in love with it and knew that I had to make this. It was so fun to watch this come together. I love the end result! I have gotten so many compliments on it already. This is one of my favorites already. This was made using Stonehenge Land of the Free strips from Northcott Fabrics.

By Cathy

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4th of July Table Runner

We just moved to a new state. I was left at home alone while my husband worked and my kids went to school. I needed a new hobby, so when I found Jenny and her tutorials I was hooked! This is my first completed piece. I have made a few tops but didn't want to finish them until I knew how to quilt them together better. Thank you for looking :)

By tinab16

14 LIKES | 1325 VIEWS

Big Star

I was fortunate enough to take a class from Jenny here in Virginia last year. We worked on this quilt, the Big Star. It was a fun quilt to make. The fabric I used was Ladie's Album.

By WendyQuilts

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Patriotic Lone Stars

This patriotic lone star quilt was made for my daughter-in-law. She picked out the fabric from a jelly roll. I took the class on Craftsy with Kimberly Einmo's Lone Star tutorial. I machine quilted it with embroidery stitches of a star and loops.

By Mollygirl1930

6 LIKES | 1105 VIEWS

Giant Star

My daughter asked me to make a quilt for her friend's wedding gift. The friend is getting married on July 24th, Pioneer Day in Utah. The wedding is "western" with red and blue for colors. We decided to use the Big Star pattern, but make it giant. I started with 18" squares. I had a fat quarter bundle of Miss Kate by Bonnie and Camille for Moda. I picked a lighter and darker blue and red. The quilt is echo quilted, with a little "snowball" look on the corners. I left the star "fins" mostly unquilted to make them stand out. I made corner "pockets" to add a rod for hanging. The triangle pockets have the name of the couple, date on one side, and my name on the other (and my daughter's since it was her idea). It is 45.5" square.

By LouiseM

13 LIKES | 1440 VIEWS

OKLAHOMA SOONERS

Our granddaughter is a senior at Oklahoma University studying chemical engineering and will graduate in 2016. I made this wall hanging from an OU tee shirt. She has hung it in her new apartment and is ready for her senior year.

By bsktgranny

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Pinwheel Parade

I made this scrappy Disappearing Pinwheel quilt and swapped the red and blue centers when reassembling at the 9-patch stage.

By Studio3D

12 LIKES | 1950 VIEWS

Tina's Good-bye Quilt

I am an Air Force wife and I've met lots of extraordinary people in our travels. Currently, we are stationed in Northern Japan. The Air Force has a program called the Key Spouse program. Basically, a few selected Active Duty spouses undergo training to provide support to spouses and families of deployed service members. When I was brought on, our squadron was receiving a new First Shirt and his wife was going to be running our Key Spouse program. She became a mentor to me and taught me how to take care of our families and about living a life of service. Well, her husband retired from the Air Force after 26 years and I offered to make Tina's gift from myself and the other Key Spouses. It took me a month to make and I put the last stitch in the binding at 1:30 a.m. the night before we were presenting it to her at their farewell dinner. She loves it so much and I was proud of myself for not crying. Even though I'm not the best machine quilter, I am proud of how it turned out.

By smariem80

21 LIKES | 1674 VIEWS

Variation on the Orange Peel Quilt

I just love the orange peel quilt tutorial at MSQC. As I was making it and noticed that my points were a little off center, so I added a center circle turning the design into flowers.

By Babs

33 LIKES | 1933 VIEWS

Double Wedding ring

My husband loves the double wedding ring pattern. This is the second one I made and enjoyed the process on this one so much more than the first one. Plan on making another one that will be for a twin bed.

By Sophie

42 LIKES | 1699 VIEWS

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