Irene221B

This is my first quilt, made in 2015. It is the Zipper quilt from the Missouri Star tutorial. Made using a Gallery in Blue (out of print now) charm pack and pre-cut strips. This is the quilt that started me on my quilting journey.

By Irene221B

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Flannel quilt for hubby

This was my third quilt. First time using flannel. Purchased a half yard stack of about 11 bundled good flannel from a local quilt store (Leavenworth Quilt Company). Being new to quilting got lots of great advise from the woman at the quilt shop and from the Missouri Star Quilt forum (thank you). This project was how I learned to love my walking foot. I quilted it with a free motion stipple on my sit down machine.

By Irene221B

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Robs 3 dudes w/twist

Saw the tutorial and wanted to make it. Took me a long time to figure out how I wanted to quilt it. Ended up using a curvey x then echo method from one of the Jacquie Gering walking foot classes. It took some time to echo it all in, but it gives a nice kind of wave like movement to the quilt.

By Irene221B

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Field Full of Dreams quilt - twice

I wanted to make a quilt as a gift for my sister (in colors she likes). The quilt came back from a longarmer with problems so it was not gift-able. Options were to pull the quilting/stitches and re-quilt it or to remake the quilt again. Since it is a gift I made the quilt again, and found a different person to do the quilting. It all turned out well in the end because now I know a talented local longarmer who was just terrific during this process. This second quilt (pictured here) turned out wonderful. I am so grateful to the longarmer SandraLynn (won't list full name for her privacy). It is a queen size (large queen). Made with Moda Black Tie Fabric 5" charms using the Field Full of Dreams pattern by Pleasant Valley Creations. The first not gift-able quilt is on our guest bed for now. This second one (pictured) will be gifted to my sister.

By Irene221B

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Alter Ego Quilt

This is a quilt I made for me as I love blues and browns and these batiks appealed to me. Loved Jenny's tutorials.

By EileenK28

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Layer cake Lemonade quilt

I made this quilt for my son-in-law for his birthday. It is flannel top and back, very warm! He loved it!

By Gigi

5 LIKES | 2270 VIEWS

Falling charms quilt

I started this quilt for my soon-to-be daughter-in-law. She lives blues, greens and purples so I thought this charm pack would be perfect. I started using my stash to make the backing so lots of rectangles in blue. This is the first time I have used a walking foot with my quilting so it took a bit of time to get used to. Hope she likes it.

By EileenK28

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Un Giorno alle Terme

The colour palette made me think of the Mediterranean Sea back home in Italy on a sunny a day

By Alessandra

34 LIKES | 1738 VIEWS

The Ribbon Box Quilt

I made this RIBBON BOX QUILT, by Cloud9 Fabrics for my new granddaughter. Her mom requested mint green, peach and gray colors. I added a touch of yellow. There are no "blocks" in this pattern. It's made by creating rows, piece by piece, with no borders. The straight line quilting was done by a LQS because I'm still not the best at FMQ on my domestic machine. It was definitely one of my favorites...so much fun to create!

By Mary

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Illusion

This was so much fun to make!! Watching it come together was awesome. I made this for my 19 year old grandson.

By estelle71

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A baby Quilt called "Over the Trees" !

We have a friend at church that was kind of shy when she started coming to Marysville Foursquare. My wife Cathy, started talking to her and we finally got to be friends. Asked I her was it was a boy or a girl. It turned out to be a girl, but she was having a "Jungle theme" in the nursery. So i made this baby quilt full of Giraffe's . Here it is.

By rfbrazell

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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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My Dad's quilt

He was a fabulous brick mason. An artist to say the least. So I tried my rendition of a brick wall. He loved it and used it the last few years of his life.

By Rchianese26

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Elizabeth's "Nice" Quilt

I took a class to make this quilt. My youngest's favorite color is purple, so I gathered all sorts of fat quarters & pieces of fabric w/ purple to make this quilt. I am proud of this quilt, as it is the first I TOTALLY completed!

By jlkebooth

19 LIKES | 1251 VIEWS

Escape from the Zoo

I made this quilt for my God Daughter who has just had her first baby. She wanted black, white and emerald green and it had to have jungle animals. My beautiful daughter drew the animals and then made the appliqué templates.

By Bon

49 LIKES | 2061 VIEWS

Ragged Hunter's Star

This was a fun hilt to work on. A friend of mine and I decided to try this patter we found in a magazine ( sorry, can't remember which one.) I really like the ragged edges of the star and using the earth tones on this design.

By PattiB

30 LIKES | 1467 VIEWS

quiltsilike

just a few I found that I like

By Irene221B

bearquilt

awesome quilt with bears

By Irene221B

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