Luisa | Quiltsby.me

I had bought a couple really nice Fat Quarter Bundles and I had no idea what to do with the fabric. I had been looking for a pattern when I got my new Block edition in the mail. There was a quilt that was called "Good night Irene". That's what my Father-in-law used to sing to my girls when they were little! PERFECT! So I used the pattern for this bundle and I love it!

By chriscaern

6 LIKES | 1304 VIEWS

dresden plate quilt

I do not have a long arm quilter so all my quilts are made in blocks so I can easily quilt them. this is why the Dresden is split into quarters. but I love the effect.x

By alexoharared1

8 LIKES | 1197 VIEWS

Grandma

My Grandma made all of her granddaughters quilts for graduation. I wanted to try and copy her block and try applique.

By Bluebird1018

16 LIKES | 1231 VIEWS

Bright & Bold Carpenter's Star

I made my oldest daughter (in picture) a Carpenter's Star, oversized queen, for her birthday. She had long ago worn out the quilt I made her when she was a teenager and had been asking for another quilt for quite some time. I decided to use bright, bold, happy fabrics rather than more traditional ones.

By TheresaL

68 LIKES | 1702 VIEWS

Point Me

I made this quilt for my very own bedroom! I loved the way it turned out. It makes it a joy to crawl into bed at night!

By Krid

23 LIKES | 1481 VIEWS

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

85 LIKES | 3702 VIEWS

The Aquarium

I had wanted to do an attic windows quilt for a while, and my husband had been asking for a nautical quilt, so I combined both into this project.

By LITTLE-QUILTER

57 LIKES | 2369 VIEWS

Honest Abe

I found the pattern in an old Good House Keeping book I found in the library, I was struck by the beauty of the quilt and the uniqueness of it as well. It took me 2 years to finish it, I also had to change the star blocks to update it I didn't want to do all those little pieces so I simplified the block. The name of the quilt comes from the history of the pattern, the book states that Abe Lincoln's mother made this quilt the year he was born in 1809.

By wvquilter

29 LIKES | 1371 VIEWS

Red White and Blue Friendship Stars

This was made from scraps donated to our Project Linus Chapter.

By plquilter66

8 LIKES | 763 VIEWS

Prairie Flower Quilt

I bought this fabric some time back and couldn't decide what to do with it. I just liked it. I finally saw Jenny's tutorial for the Prairie Flower and decided that was the one. This one is for my bed which is a king. I just love sleeping under it. B & K Fabric in Mount Pleasant, Texas did the quilting. The backing was a little short so I used leftovers from the border to make it longer.

By Antique1950be

44 LIKES | 3969 VIEWS

Wallflower Quilt

I love this idea and the quilt was made from 30's reproduction donated fabric.

By plquilter66

45 LIKES | 2224 VIEWS

Easy Hunter Star

Love Jenny's tutorials, and this one in particular

By teasipper

83 LIKES | 3142 VIEWS

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