ReneSeybold | Quiltsby.me

I made this appliqued wall hanging for my mom from a stained glass pattern that she made for her door. All fabrics except the background are batiks. The black lines are Clover Fusible Bias Tape. This was my second completed quilting project.

By pcbatiks

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Tennessee Waltz

I made this quilt for my sister for Christmas 2017. The pattern is called Tennessee Waltz and she is 110” square. There are a total of 81 blocks that are 9” finished and 6 borders, including a pieced border. The best part is that she is made entirely from scraps! I didn’t buy a single cut of fabric to make this quilt (except for the backing). I had a ton of scraps in my stash and lots of partial precuts that I had no idea what to do with. Then, lightbulb! This beauty was born.

By lady_0075

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Wedding Gift

I stitched and quilted this Jellyroll Race 2 quilt for a very special couple getting married March 2018. I used a jellyroll and Kona white, Kona Black, and Kona grey for the backing. They loved their new quilt.

By Khoeppner

12 LIKES | 841 VIEWS

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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Arkansas Cross Road

I've always wanted to make this quilt. I had some leftover strips to use up and added some background fabric.

By Charald

11 LIKES | 901 VIEWS

Mom's Cross

My mom makes quilts for all of us; every couple, every grandchild, EVERYONE. This was my chance to make one for her. She LOVES the log cabin block and loves her some Jesus. This was the perfect combination.

By PotterGirlKim

7 LIKES | 941 VIEWS

My First Quilt

My mother always sewed and made many of our clothes(my twin and I) and all through school, staying up to always finish something special for us, or clothes we just thought we had to have. She was the most giving and sacrificing person I have ever known. After she died, we had lots of scrap fabrics, so I got the quilting bug, and decided to make a simple 9 patch in her memory. It wasn't perfect, but I know she would have loved it and been very proud of all the ones I have done since. Even if many have been for friends and family, they have been quality quilts. Mother loved beauty and quality in everything.

By 2012-OK-Quilter

8 LIKES | 878 VIEWS

Flutterby Quilt

I thought using the textured colors in the burlap fabrics plus a nice realistic fabric with fish in it, ( for the fisherman) I would surely make an amazing colorful quilt for my older brother. He has been one of my greatest supports, especially after our mother died. We were so blessed to have her fine example of giving, devotion to family and a strong work ethic. I know she would be so happy to see some of these quilts, I only wish that she had been here to help me and show me how to do it! That is why I have been so thankful for Jenny's video's. I pick up things all the time that help me along the way.

By 2012-OK-Quilter

4 LIKES | 775 VIEWS

Galactic Empire

This was a surprise Christmas present for my daughter. I had left over squares from a previous project. I adapted it from a pattern called the Shuffle Quilt by Sparrow Studio.

By msdb159

4 LIKES | 721 VIEWS

Stars Fell on Alabama

My mother-in-law loved bright colors and I knew I wanted to find a quilt that showcased them. I've always loved Irish Chain quilts, so I found a pattern in a quilting magazine and followed the directions.

By Juryizstillout

21 LIKES | 971 VIEWS

Color in abstract

I had been working on a gray quilt and needed some color under my needle!

By Gracie15

5 LIKES | 912 VIEWS

First star to the right

My daughter bough the backing fabric so I could make a crib sheet for the baby she was expecting in April of this year. Sadly, Jack was delivered at 17 weeks. I decided to work through my grief by making a quilt in his memory for her. I bought two charm packs and cut the yardage to make a fusion quilt. The second star to the right, which doesn’t show in the picture, is blue for Jack.

By Momcat

4 LIKES | 715 VIEWS

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