annetanwill

Watched the video from Missouri Quilt Video and followed the steps that Jenny had demonstrated. This is the first time I had completed a project just by watching the video. She makes it so easy to understand and follow.

By annetanwill

7 LIKES | 975 VIEWS

Easter Binding Star

2nd project watching Missouri Star Quilt video. Wanted to decorate my tan looking wall with some Spring and Easter Colors to brighten the house

By annetanwill

4 LIKES | 1125 VIEWS

Mini Spring Dresden Wall Hanging

Needed something cute and small for wall hanging by the front door.

By annetanwill

7 LIKES | 893 VIEWS

Itty Bitty Primitive Pinwheels

Made this for a friend who is a veteran and she had recently graduated from her masters program.

By annetanwill

5 LIKES | 1077 VIEWS

My Summer Breeze

We had tanned walls at home and I needed something to brighten up the house. I need to have a fun and warm feel for my hall.

By annetanwill

12 LIKES | 1026 VIEWS

Laptop / Messenger Bag

First attempt making a bag after watching the tutorial by Jenny and Vanessa. Wanted to make the bag size bigger so that it would hold my laptop. Had left over stripes from my wall hanging quilt and decided to use the scraps for this project.

By annetanwill

4 LIKES | 798 VIEWS

Halloween Table Topper

Halloween is approaching and needed a table topper to stir up the atmosphere at home.

By annetanwill

5 LIKES | 848 VIEWS

Doctor Who

My sister and I made this quilt as a high school graduation gift for our niece. I pieced the Tardis and 3 of the border blocks (book, cube, scarf) from photos of paper pieced blocks from a Doctor-Who-Along, a Foundation Pieced Quilt block patterns by Caroline Press at trilliumdesign.blogspot.com. My sister made the remaining border blocks using the same patterns but she modified them for needle-turn appliqué. The Bad Wolf, Crack in Time, and Police Box wording were made using wool.

By Darice

25 LIKES | 1501 VIEWS

The Witch is in!

A pattern I loved from first sight by Jan Patek! As a statement quilt it has a permanent place on my wall. Right in the entry. Ha!!!

By Tiramisusi

6 LIKES | 1095 VIEWS

Curved Log Cabin

i used Jenny's Curved Log Cabin Tutorial to make this Quilt with yardage

By Bailey65

25 LIKES | 1205 VIEWS

Butterfly Waves

Inspired by a wave looking blue Bargello I saw online. Thought I would give bargello a try. A method my grandmother used all the time. I used a batik jellyroll and left out the pinks. It was VERY narrow but the wide borders framed it nicely and made it a great size for a lap quilt, about 64"x46"

By pbnjellyfish

14 LIKES | 1305 VIEWS

Coming Home Quilt

This fun quilt was originally made for Quilted In Honor. Quilted In Honor (QIH), led by Island Batik, is a fund raising initiative for Operation Homefront, one of the top military fund raising organizations, and is intended to harness the collective power of the quilting industry to give back to the ones that need it most. I was so happy to work with such a great organization and help those who have protected our freedoms.

By mansewing

28 LIKES | 1449 VIEWS

Modified 3 Dudes Quilt

When I started watching the Missouri Star Quilt Company tutorials, I was amazed at what Jenny did to alter the 3 Dudes Quilt. I thought, "This lady is a rockstar!!" So after joining the team at MSQC and starting Man Sewing, I just had to create a new modification of the awesome 3 Dudes Pattern. Jenny and I filmed the tutorial together and had a blast!

By mansewing

28 LIKES | 4472 VIEWS

Tumbler Purse

I've quilted for many years but had never made a purse/bag. My oldest daughter's birthday was a good reason to conquer my fear. The video tutorial made this look simple enough for even ME to make. It was super easy and I'm very proud of myself, plus my daughter seemed happy with her gift.

By TheresaL

9 LIKES | 1163 VIEWS

Quilt of Valor

I made this quilt for a wonderful Navy chief who serves on the USS Nimitz. I gave this quilt the name Return to Port which is my wish for all those that sail the seas in defense of our country to return to port and their families.

By Krissy

17 LIKES | 1224 VIEWS

If You Go Out in The Woods Today

This is my second attempt at appliqué. This flannel quilt is made from left overs from another project. I saw similar bears and trees and moose in magazine and tried my best to draw them as I am not an artist they are just similar to the original animals. I thought since they needed light to prowl in the darkness I had better frame them with stars so designed star blocks to frame them. This lap quilt will be for snuggling up in when we are camping in our fifth wheel.

By Krissy

17 LIKES | 1253 VIEWS

Binding Tool Star

I watch all the different tutorials by Missouri Star and have done several tops. Been very happy with the results of them all here is my binding tool star using blue and blue green with black background.

By susankg

83 LIKES | 11495 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 | 1576 VIEWS

Minnie Mouse In The House

This is a quilt I made for my son's girlfriend. She loves anything Disney. She is also 21 so I didn't want to make it too young. It was a challenge. I had a pattern for the blocks but had to figure the rest out. Ran out of blocks twice, ran out of white fabric, ran out of white thread. I call it my adapt and overcome quilt. I am so happy with the results I had to share before it was quilted. The backing will be pink and white poka dots.

By JustmeQuilting

9 LIKES | 928 VIEWS

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