VALC

I started quilting in 2013 and am still very much a newbie. I'm a wife and mother of a blended family with 5 adult children. I am lucky enough to have a job that allows me to work from home. I don't spend as much time as I'd like sewing but I enjoy every minute that I do

Achievements

Someone Really LIkes You

Mar 21, 2016
Supporter Of The Arts

Mar 21, 2016
First Quilt

Mar 21, 2016

Katie's Quilt
My version of MSQC Katie's Quilt. This quilt was made for my goddaughter's 21st birthday. She loves the colour blue. This was the largest quilt I've made and the first quilt I've quilted on my mid-arm. Fabric is Cold Spell Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts and Kona Natural. Top was made with 2.5' jelly rolls and 5' charms. Back is cream minky.

By VALC

42 LIKES | 2242 VIEWS
Disappearing Hourglass
Love Jenny''s video, she made it look so easy so I had to try it for myself. I'm really happy with the way it turned out! this one is my son's wedding gift.

By Debbi

68 LIKES | 2399 VIEWS
Gradient Magic
This is my color experiment going from lights to darks, using the circle magic template. My oldest daughter loves purple so this is going to her.

By Debbi

38 LIKES | 1531 VIEWS
Scott's Quilt
This is the quilt I made for my son. I wanted something bright and cheerful, happy. That's what I want his life to be. It was surprisingly easy to make. I had to step outside my comfort zone and you should too. Go for it.

By ibquilter

65 LIKES | 2128 VIEWS
Fold N Stitch Wreath
This isn't a quilt, but I have become fascinated by making these. You can use them to hang on your door or set on your table as a center piece with a candle, dish of candy or flower arrangement in the center. The trouble I have is deciding whether to hang them on my door (or wall). So far I've done one for Christmas, Valentine's, summer, and two for Easter.

By Mary

38 LIKES | 13494 VIEWS
Fox quilt
My grandaughter was pregnant with a boy and her nursery them was forest animals . I made this quilt with fox faces for the crib

By Purplequilt

36 LIKES | 1268 VIEWS
Herringbone Baby Quilt
I learned to quilt spirals on this one.

By SisterDi

35 LIKES | 1676 VIEWS
Anne's quilt
Our best friends are moving across the country to Kelowna, BC. I decided to make them a quilt using Jenny Doan's Half Square Triangle Around the World quilt. They are/were extensive travellers so it was perfect. I was able to use an old quilt frame that was left on my front porch by someone, no idea who, once my son and husband found the hardware that was missing. (It came from the Frank A. Edmunds & Co. Inc and was sold by Sears in the '70s) It was definitely easier than using the hoop I had used for all the other "pre-printed top" quilts I've made. I purchased a layer cake in the colours that Anne loves, and used a matching flannel for the backing. I decided on flannel, because Anne has recently been diagnosed with MS and I thought the quilt would be warmer and cosier on her legs when she rests. My son helped me figure out the marking for the quilting pattern, and my 5 year old granddaughter thought I should use "crowns" in the corners of the black border. My husband couldn't believe I would be able to finish "all that stitching"! So now it's done, washed and ready to be delivered this Easter weekend when we visit. (They live 2 1/2 hours away!) I hope they both enjoy it.

By Suzanne_S

33 LIKES | 1328 VIEWS
Down on the Farm
A novelty print fabric featuring sheep was the inspiration for this baby quilt. I wanted a simple design that would highlight the sheep and the other fabrics relate to the theme or the colors in the main print.

By ckg246

8 LIKES | 1171 VIEWS
Monster Quilts for my two grandsons
My daughter asked me to plan to make two "monster quilts" that would fit their future twin beds ... She asked when they were just one- and two-years-old. I thought it was a great idea ~ she proceeded to draw monsters on cardboard and send them to me. I downloaded a few from emblibrary.com, and drew some of my own ~ taking inspiration from monster quilts I saw on other websites, and on the Michael Miller "It's a Boy Thing ~ Monster Mash" fabric I used on the backside of the quilts. This project took months and months because I am a beginner at Applique. Fun ... I hope they like them ~ I am giving them the quilts for Easter, and plan to see them next week.

By MimiSC

8 LIKES | 769 VIEWS
Coffee
I was visiting the Quilts and Stitches shop in Grand Lake Co. I saw these charm packs and originally thought they were tea cups and I love tea cups. As I took apart the packs, I found the coffee words and coffee bean prints. I also like coffee so I kept them. I finally decided the block I wanted to use when my friend Martha showed me the disappearing nine patch method. I decided what I wanted to keep whole and randomly selected what went in the other spots. It came out wonderful.

By JCRodes

8 LIKES | 1216 VIEWS
My Rhombus Quilt
As soon as I seen Jenny's tutorial, I knew I had to make this quilt! I ordered the template, searched my stash and here's what I came up with. I did the FMQing on my domestic sewing machine. I used a "Minky" like material on the back.

By ItsmeVickie

20 LIKES | 1772 VIEWS

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