Corenna

I have been sewing since I was about 7 . I remember sewing with my grand mother and I know sew with her machine 30 plus years later. I also remember my mom showing me how to sew and patch clothes. I love sewing anything. I have been making quilts , bags, stuffed animals, scarfs, etc....

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Quilt Master

Sep 25, 2015
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Jul 21, 2015
Part Of The Pack

Jul 12, 2015

grays
I find a picture of what I like and then have fun making them. For Sale

By Corenna

8 LIKES | 1262 VIEWS
beach fun
had some stash fabric I wanted to use. second picture is of the extra ones I had that I did only one snowball to each corner instead of 2 and it had a totally different look

By Corenna

3 LIKES | 944 VIEWS
love
made this out of shirts from a friends dad after he passed away

By Corenna

1 LIKES | 987 VIEWS
broken
love the look of this pattern it tricks the eye

By Corenna

7 LIKES | 1035 VIEWS
shadows
My youngest daughter was 10 and she wanted to make a quilt. so this what we did. the one MSQC does is rectangles but we used squares.

By Corenna

2 LIKES | 1092 VIEWS
inspired
I saw a dress on a magazine and to me I looked like a quilt block. so I made a quilt. the fabric was fun bandana styled so I used bandanas on the back for of it and it is reversible looks great both ways and my cowboy son claimed it for his own even tho it is small it is about a twin and he is 6'4" he loves it and that is all that matters.

By Corenna

3 LIKES | 1038 VIEWS
a little extra
For Sale: I made the beach fun quilt and had lots of extras that I didn't snowball the second time and ended up with an extra quilt 60" by 64"

By Corenna

3 LIKES | 1035 VIEWS
dissappearing 4 patch
visited MSQC and picked up a couple of charm packs for this pattern I have problems with sewing together and then cutting it up lol just to sew it back together

By Corenna

2 LIKES | 990 VIEWS
sailing
our first visit to MSQC my oldest pick this layer cake up and all she wanted done with it was sew them together.

By Corenna

2 LIKES | 937 VIEWS
pinwheels
tried Jenny's trick for pinwheels used up some fabric and i would say it worked out ok.

By Corenna

1 LIKES | 1045 VIEWS
pinwheels
Made this baby quilt small enough to carry over a car seat. it is also big enough to let baby lay on. It has a denim back thin batting, with some stitch in the ditch quilting.

By Corenna

2 LIKES | 948 VIEWS
cowboy baby
Made this cowboy quilt for a friend of my sons new baby. as a gift hope they like it

By Corenna

3 LIKES | 981 VIEWS
Lucky Penny Table Runner
Decided to play with my new 5" half-hexagon ruler. Pulled out a Moda charm pack of prints and a Kona charm pack of solids along with the Lucky Penny Quilt pattern. I just love how the pattern gives directions for every size from runner to King. Decided to quilt simply by sewing 1/4" on both sides of each print hexagon. It was so easy I may plan to make a larger, bed size next.

By TheresaL

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Snail's Trail and Storm at Sea
I saw one similar to this and drew one with the EQ7 program. I loved all of the movement of the design.

By SueK

58 LIKES | 9053 VIEWS
Flower Garden Quilt
I used Jenny's Flower Garden Quilt made with " Lovely" charm packs, to create this quilt. It was quilted by a longarmer, since I don't have the skills to do a big project like this. It was a gift given to my brother in law and wife for their cottage. I made it in gratitude for their generous help and care and support during the illness and death of my 35 year old son from cancer, and a two year serious illness of my husband. They generously shared their cottage at anytime for my son to use during his illness. It was his favorite place to be. they were there for my husband and me whenever we needed anything. I love the colors of this quilt, and they work very well in the "shabby chic" decor of their cottage. They LOVED it, and it's one of my favorites! Thanks for looking!

By Mary

70 LIKES | 2494 VIEWS
Sedona Star
A challenge, but worth it.

By lhunt9823

48 LIKES | 2199 VIEWS
Konachrome 63
This is my second quilt. My first was made on a borrowed machine. My husband saw how much fun I was having and took the money he was saving for a new computer for his photography work, he is an avid armature photographer, and bought me a sewing machine. I just had to make the first quilt from new machine for him! The name of the quilt is a play on the name of a popular film called kodachrome 64. The fabric colors are mostly from kona hence the slight change in name and the number 63 has a special significance for my husband. I haven't counted the colors but I hope there are at least 63. The back is in black,grey and white for a different "film" type. the photo is a little green because the setting sun was shining through the trees.

By LAM235

16 LIKES | 1333 VIEWS
Pieced Geese
I received a box of fabric from a colleague. It contained leftover pieces from projects that she has taught with high school students. Most of the pieces were irregular 1" strips. What to do with small pieces? A surfing expedition lead me to a version of "Geese Migration" (designed by Cynthia Brunz, and originally published by Quilty) on the SewMamaSew blog. I didn't have large enough pieces for the original pattern, so I used it as inspiration to design my own. The part that is shown above will finish to a 9" square. I will rotate four of these to make the block according the the diagram below.

By Splinter

10 LIKES | 1391 VIEWS
Nick's Maze
This pattern looked like the perfect one for my grandson. The tan fabric is the walkway, the light blue is the wall and the dark blue is the wall shadow. It was so much fun to make, following the path as I finished each block. It really works and goes back and forth thru most of the quilt.

By ibquilter

21 LIKES | 1661 VIEWS
Binding Tool Star
I watch all the different tutorials by Missouri Star and have done several tops. Been very happy with the results of them all here is my binding tool star using blue and blue green with black background.

By susankg

83 LIKES | 12087 VIEWS
Red Starburst
This started as the Rockin Rail Fence quilt but I didn't quite like the layout. I made another row of blocks and found this design somewhere on the internet. I'm not sure what the name is. I call it the Starburst. Please let me know if you have a name or pattern! It's gone to the long armer's now. Will update pics when it comes back!

By NanazBananaz

47 LIKES | 16441 VIEWS
The Lady Bug Ball Quilt
A young lady named Josie 15yrs old wanted a quilt. I asked her what she wanted pink and purple with Lady Bugs on the quilt. It is a log cabin and a full size quilt. It was for her 16th birthday. Robert

By rfbrazell

10 LIKES | 1406 VIEWS
Christmas Stockings
Christmas Stockings for the family

By ljarratt

8 LIKES | 1421 VIEWS
Diversity Quilt
I volunteer at our local history museum and we were looking for a fund raiser. Our current exhibit was antique quilts, and two of them were signature quilts. It gave me the idea to create our own original signature quilt and to sell the squares. Each block illustrates a family in Danbury and the place where the family members were born. Each came to Danbury for different reasons, but all have become part of the fabric of our community. The quilt is now a permanent part of the Danbury Museum Quilt Collection.

By kilcoj

34 LIKES | 2259 VIEWS

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