Juryizstillout | Quiltsby.me

This is an easy quilt to make. I call it a slasher type block, because you slash the fabric, sew, and slash again and again! It's really fun and comes together fast. I think I used 3 jelly rolls for this. The tutorial cam from http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/10/simply-woven-quilt.html

By snippet

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The Curious Reindeer

This is a heavily appliqued wall hanging that I created to hang over my fireplace for Christmas, 2014. I hand sketched everything and then transferred it to fabric. I have since seen a similar pattern for sale. It was lots of fun to make and seems to make everyone smile.

By GrandmaG

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Ellie’s Quilt

I made this crib quilt for my soon-to-be grand niece. I had enough squares left over to make a small changing pad, which I simply backed with fleece, and a small pillow. I did the pillow envelope style, backed with fleece, so the Cover could be removed and laundered. I used a Tula Pink Bumble layer cake I had in my stash, and since my nephew’s wife hates pink, I used only the greens and blues and backed with a gray alphabet flannel. I hope little Ellie will love it as much as I loved making it!

By Venturechick

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Starburst done in Boundless Hydrangea

I have always loved the Starburst pattern and the colors in Boundless Hydrangea...so I thought they were a perfect match. It is pictured on my bed, but it will be used as a wall hanging. (55" x 55") Finished quilting on 2/14/18. (Update, 3/2/18) My husband just finished making my wall hanging quilt holder with shelf. He included lights under the top shelf. He did such a nice job. Just wanted to share!

By JudyLuvs2Quilt

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Valentine Pillow

I made this sweet pillow with a mini charm pack I bought last year on a trip to MSQC with my best quilty friends. I love it when seeing fabric brings back such wonderful memories!

By Venturechick

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Strip Hunter Star Quilt

My personal goal is to create a Quilt of Valor quilt top each month. This month, I chose a pattern for the Hunter Star, and completed it for February. I am a member of the Iowa Freedom Stitchers, and our group presents quilts to veterans who have served our country with honor.

By LindaBlazek

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Sticks and Stones

A fun project that helps use up lots of extra 2 1/2” strips!

By Stephc2153

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Alphabet Sampler

I made this adorable quilt to be raffled as a fundraiser for our Upper Elementary School’s library. My mother is the librarian there and has struggled with absolutely no budget for years. I purchased Lori Holt’s book called Spelling Bee Book and couldn’t resist making this for her. I hope whatever funds it brings will be a help to her and can make her job a little bit easier.

By lady_0075

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Ribbon Box Quilt

I made this for a friend to give her best friends new granddaughter. She wanted bold colors, no pastels or baby prints, although I used Aunt Grace's Scrap Basket on the back because it has children playing. Size is 55 x 65, the largest project I have quilted myself, using my Janome 9400. The same fabrics in the ribbons were used to piece the binding.

By LindaV

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Variations on Jacobs Ladder

I friend at work was moving and they had so much to move across country, they brought me a big box of fabrics and tools that his wife did not have time for and I found myself searching to find out what the pattern was that she had started. I never found an exact pattern, so I just started with what I could see and followed the best I could. It wasn't until after I had finished it, that I found a picture in a book called "variations on jacobs ladder." I loved the green fabrics she chose, so this could also be called "Pam's unfinished quilt by Julie" It was a challenge, and it took several years to finish, but so glad I did. It fits a queen size bed, and with the left overs I made a quilt for my nephew. I will post that story next.

By 2012-OK-Quilter

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Twins Sisters for Two Brothers

My friend introduced me to quilting 33 years ago. I reconnected with her in November 2016 and she introduced me to Missouri Star Quilt Company and the daily deals. I'm a sucker for pretty fabric and I bought 2 Holiday Flourish 9 Silver jelly rolls, not knowing what or how I would do anything with them. In July 2017 I reconnected with a family member who encouraged me to get started. I have 2 sons in their 20's and because they are guys and life happened, I never sewed for them. Those 2 jelly rolls called my name when I saw the Jack and Jill tutorial. The block kind of looks like Texas, our home state, set on its side. And, the jelly rolls are red and black, the colors of our college alma mater and my sons' high school. Christmas is always magical and the combination of the block and the fabric seemed perfect for my guys. I started cutting around September 21st, 2017 and finished the quilts for their Christmas gifts, with the help of my friend, my cousins, my step-mother and father, my husband, and Jenny Doan and Rob Appell's videos. Yes - I did both quilts at the same time. I went through each step with both quilts, keeping them in separate Container Store sweater boxes - a no-brainer, since I work there. Because I bought extra fabric for fear of running out, I had enough left over to make each son a matching pillowcase (with no exposed seam allowances). I enjoyed it so much that I've been buying up fabric to make more quilts even though I don't have a long arm or sit-down free motion machine.

By ReneSeybold

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