Sandy46 | Quiltsby.me

HSTs quilt using various techniques to create a unique quilt design

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Saw this Improv Bag on MSQC tutorial with Jenny and The Crafty Gemini and decided this would be a perfect birthday gift for my Gemini daughter! The Wine Tote is a pattern from The Fabric Depot in Portland, Oregon. I used the same technique of improv quilting to make the fabric for the wine tote.

By Debra

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You've Got Mail!

I made this quilt after watching Jenny's tutorial for a co-worker who was retiring this June. It represented all the emails we had sent to each other over the years about work, family, etc.

By Julie

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Martha's Valor

Because of the brave with the love and support of those at home. A tribute to the service and sacrifice of our military families.

By LoveMyMachines

41 LIKES | 1855 VIEWS

Scrappy Bright Stars

When my sewing table starts to turn invisible under piles of leftover fabric, its time to sort. Yardage, fat quarters, charms or 2.5" squares. This quilt is from those charms and 2.5" squares. Each color reminds me of a previous project.

By DorothyB

34 LIKES | 1547 VIEWS

My Happy Quilt

When I first saw Jenny's tutorial I knew I had to make one. I just love the Kaffe Fassett fabric. That's why I call it the "Happy Quilt". And I'm very happy with the way it turned out. It's off to be quilted now. I can't wait for it to come back.

By MKBoyce

68 LIKES | 1891 VIEWS

This was a gift for my daughter's now exboyfriend

I wanted to make a really special quilt for my daughter's ex-boyfriend (boyfriend at the time I made it). He had acquired his captain's license. This is what I gave him for Christmas in honor of his achievement. I think the Mariner's Star was quite appropriate.

By Rebeccas-sewing

44 LIKES | 1595 VIEWS

Adopted Doggie Quilt

When my neighbor adopted her new forever friend from a local Rescue, I knew he needed his own quilt. She (and he) live across the street in the winters and in a mountain home in the summers. His quilt goes with him everywhere!

By skbarrett

13 LIKES | 1366 VIEWS

All American

The American Flag represents to me comfort, safety and home. When I saw Jenny's tumbler wall hanging I knew I wanted to make it as a quilt. It was fun and very easy to make up. Here it is all ready for the 4th with our 2 Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Makai and Zephyr.

By Zephyr

26 LIKES | 1550 VIEWS

Mostly Morse

This quilt was a quilt kit picked up on our 2014 summer road trip through Paducah, Kentucky... Of course I visited the renowned Hancocks of Paducah. The best way to convince my husband that I "needed" a quilt kit was to pick one of his own heart. As an amateur radio operator, who could possible say no to a pattern called "Morse Code"? I finished piecing this for my husband on Field Day weekend this summer (2015) when lots of Ham's around the country are flexing the radio frequency bands. Consider this my CQ.. CQ. It doesn't say much, E, A, ?, !... maybe I just left the rest unsaid. The piecing is great for 2 1/2" Jelly roll strips. These were Tonga Treats Batiks. I quilted it using a pattern called "Funky Fans".

By LoveMyMachines

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Wedding Quilt for friends

i have a dear friend who's daughter will marry in August. They are lovers of nature so I thought a Bear Paw quilt was appropriate. I googled "Images" online and found this design. It is an easy layout to copy. I used scraps and stash in the colors the bride and groom are using in their home based on an image of a rug that is in their house. The bride's mom said the colors in the rug are carried throughout their home. This quilt is probably about twin-size. The Bear Paw block measures 10" finished.

By Rebeccas-sewing

41 LIKES | 3579 VIEWS

Sedona Star

A challenge, but worth it.

By lhunt9823

48 LIKES | 1972 VIEWS

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