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John and Anjuli's wedding quilt
Jacob's ladder with batiks

By vchale

40 LIKES | 2353 VIEWS
chevron quilt
One of the first quilts I ever made a MSQ Co. tutorial :)

By LIZZYANNE

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Summer in the Park
I made this quilt for my daughter. She picked the pattern and material. I cut my own fabric but followed the Summer in the Park tutorial from MSQC. The front is batiks except the white background. The back has flannel on it. It came out really bright and beautiful. She loves it.

By FlyCreekQuilter

37 LIKES | 4350 VIEWS
Tumbler table runner and placemats
I used the tumbler template from MSQC and modified the size to make place mats that fit my kitchen table. I used batiks. This is my first project to fully use free motion quilting. This was completed in 2014.

By FlyCreekQuilter

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Jungle Quilting
Bought the panel and enjoyed quilting the heck out of it. I did the quilting by following along the different animal shapesi in matching top thread, and using the artist's lines that give shadow and definition, I also did some texture quilting in big spaces, like the ttunk, to stimulate baby's touch and feel of texture. I had a blast giving the animals a 3D feel by doing this around the bodies, hair, eyes, feet, etc. Even the sky has a cloudy feel! Added a border to the panel before quilting it. and made several matching receiving blanket, changing pads and burp cloths!

By FYRKRKR21

8 LIKES | 1344 VIEWS
The Black Bento Box
This was the biggest project that I have ever taken on. It is a king size, all batik, bento box pattern. I made it for my own bed. I had it on my bed for one day and the local quilt club ask me to put it into the quilt show in November. Needless to say that quilt is now folded up neatly awaiting the show. My last name is Black so that's where I got the title, also there is a Black and White block for our name. There is a pink special block because I am a cancer survivor. All my quilts have a button sewn on just at random. I like to call that my kiss to remember me by. No two blocks are of the same batik. It took me 5 months to complete, 8 hours on the long arm, and over $600.00 cost total. I just love it and I am super proud of myself.

By Blackforest

14 LIKES | 1301 VIEWS
Doris' Quilt
This quilt I made for my Aunt Doris who turned 100 years young last Nov. She has been telling the family that she did not want a party or any big celebration for her 100th birthday. So her birthday came and went - we had a small party for immediate family only and she was very pleased with that.She has always been there for us while we were growing up. She is a very tiny women and has always complained of the cold in the winter ( we live in Ottawa, Canada- coldest capital on earth!). So I spoke to my sister, my Dad and my cousins and it was decided - one quilt coming up for a very special lady. The quilt is all done in batiks in her favorite colors. The pattern is the disappearing four patch. When we gave it to her she was speechless!! She told me that no one had every made her anything before. I was very touched. She snuggles up her quilt on cold nights and any time she needs an extra quilt hug!

By Sky

17 LIKES | 1488 VIEWS
Stained Glass`
I fell in love with this pattern when I first saw the tutorial and had to make it. I chose to use brights..mostly scraps.

By WendyQuilts

21 LIKES | 3367 VIEWS
Baby Elephant
I made this quilt for our newest grandchild, a boy. Our daughter-in-law said she wanted something in bright colors instead of the usual pastels. This pattern is from Quilter's Paradise by Colette Belt. I pulled the fabrics from my stash; the applique was done by machine.

By KathyCO

7 LIKES | 849 VIEWS
Rag quilt
Present for my sister.

By Enick7510

2 LIKES | 909 VIEWS
Masculine Choir Drama Quilt
My son's high school choral director spent many hours providing voice lessons for my son. He also spends countless hours directing the two drama productions each year. A gift card or cash did not seem like a fitting thank you gift so I made him this lap quilt. The Director was so pleased and called it his heirloom.

By Lougu

5 LIKES | 1514 VIEWS
Hugs & Kisses for Dad
My poor dad was diagnosed with bladder cancer, had to have his bladder removed, and will now have to undergo chemotherapy. He loves Hawaii, and has family there, so I figured X's and O's in dark tiki batiks would be perfect for him! I made the border diamonds out of the "waste" HST's left over by snowballing the blocks for the main squares...you know what Jenny thinks about waste! Did some "custom" quilting with a wave-like design in the dark border, stitch in the ditch around the inner border, and loopy stippling in the "x" areas.

By chicksryd2

24 LIKES | 1720 VIEWS
To make
Things I would like to make some day

By Lizknitsnquilts

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MegaPurplette

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