PatM | Quiltsby.me

As I moved along in my quilting journey, I have pretty much settled on completing one big quilt a year. Last it was my sister's turn for a quilt, and boy did it test me. This is by far, the biggest quilt I have ever attempted, and I didn't even quilt it myself. The fabric is a pair of batik jelly rolls I picked up off a destash page, augmented with extra to make enough blocks.

By Datcat23

10 LIKES | 719 VIEWS

"NOVA Burbs" Tiny Houses

Saw the tutorial on-line and knew I had to make one! I live in a Craftsman style home and it fits perfectly in with my decor. I used 2.5" squares purchased through MSQC and scraps from my stash. The wallhanging finished up 41"x50" and is now hanging on my wall going to the basement. Absolutely love it!

By Fernden1955

18 LIKES | 1340 VIEWS

Pineapple blossom quilt

This was a combination of several different patterns. Pick a little from this one a little from that one and put it together

By ibquilter

18 LIKES | 1223 VIEWS

Magnolia

I like to combine my love of fabrics with my love of photography and gardening. This was an art quilt inspired by a photo of a magnolia blossom growing in my garden. It is hand and free motion quilted. I submitted it to Quilting Arts Magazine for one of the challenges and it was published. I was thrilled!

By FabricFan

7 LIKES | 628 VIEWS

Oh the Places You'll Go

This small art quilt was based on a photo of my grandchildren. Their mother has it and loves it.

By FabricFan

22 LIKES | 656 VIEWS

Logan's Quilt

Another baby gift. I needed a pattern that would show of the wonderful butterfly fabric that I had in my stash. I had been saving it for special little girl. The pattern was one that I found in a quilt book.

By FabricFan

6 LIKES | 622 VIEWS

Two Grey Bargellos

I really liked this pattern by Susie Weaver. The pattern includes three different designs. I did all three of them (the blue Bargello was posted earlier). I liked that you could make the swirl and if you add 8 strips at the end, it will make the checkmark design. I definitely preferred the checkmark and lightning bolt options.

By SantaFeSusan

14 LIKES | 738 VIEWS

Scrappy Race Track #2

This is Race track # 2 made from left over project materials from the last 10 years. I cut left over material into 2 1/2 , 2 & 1 1/2 inches. I sew the 2 & 1 1/2 together and trimmed to 2 1/2. Then sewed the strips end to end in no order. Took the Beginning end and pulled it though the house to the last end and sewed the length. Cut and repeated until I had a piece rather long but only 45 inches wide. I cut the length in two pieces and added red border to one, posted a few day ago. This one has a black border and I used a printed scrappy design in Christmas for the back and the trim. I love these and will be another donated to the Rehab Veterans nearby us.

By caf7carq

18 LIKES | 1019 VIEWS

Hearts Baby Quilt

This is my first time making hearts. While this turned out alright, I think instead of quadrants, I'd rather have half one fabric and half another fabric. I make and send out many baby quilts so I know this one will find a home, but I think I'll make another similar to this but less busy by changing fabric selections a bit.

By Audioadi

18 LIKES | 556 VIEWS

Butterfly Love

I saw this quilt kit and fell in love with the design and just had to make it. I think it came out great!

By calistanivi

10 LIKES | 489 VIEWS

A Quilt for Malakhi Desmond

I made this gorgeous little cot quilt for the latest addition to our family. My sister's newest grandson Malakhi, a baby brother for big sisters Makenzi & Matylda.

By Lucky-Lynda

10 LIKES | 395 VIEWS

Kaffe Fassett quilt

I used one of Donna Roberson's 3 yard quilt patterns from her 2021 pattern book and modified the borders. I used Kaffe Fassett Cactus Flower fabric for the focus fabric and the blue is part of Moda's Grunge fabric (Blue Sky - I think). The purple was a blender fabric from our local quilt shop. Love how it came out.

By FlyCreekQuilter

8 LIKES | 540 VIEWS

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