dkglaum

I saw the tutorial and fell in love. My first quilt using material and tutorial from MSQ, and I think it turned out pretty great. Love the pre-cuts. Machine pieced by myself and quilted by Denise Mariano.

By dkglaum

11 LIKES | 942 VIEWS

Flutterby Garden

My great-grandmother had started these butterfly blocks years before I was even around. My grandmother had them stored in a closet, and a couple of years before she passed, she gave them to me. My mother, from when she was a girl, remembers her grandmother wearing some of these prints in her dresses. It is a very special quilt to me. Machine quilted by Denise Mariano.

By dkglaum

12 LIKES | 770 VIEWS

Kodachrome

A young lady I work with didn't give us much notice before her wedding. Luckily, I had just the right fabric sitting around.

By dkglaum

15 LIKES | 849 VIEWS

Glory Days

From the moment I saw the MSQC tutorial "Starts and Stripes," I knew I had to make it as a graduation present. The graduate was a special young man who is very patriotic and enjoys wearing red, white, and blue. He loved it.

By dkglaum

13 LIKES | 807 VIEWS

Varsity Blues

A quilt can make a great gift for a young man graduating from high school. When his favorite colors are red, white, and blue, it can be a little more challenging to find a project that looks great without looking too patriotic (not that there's anything wrong with that!). This was a different take on a disappearing nine patch that I decided to play with, and I was very pleased how well it turned out.

By dkglaum

11 LIKES | 633 VIEWS

Saltwater Taffy

I wanted to try the Jacob's Ladder Remix, but use different fabrics to see what happens. The unfinished blocks sat around for some time until there was a special wedding that needed a special quilt--inspiration meets perspiration! The saw tooth border was just the extra touch to make the quilt complete. Leftover blocks were a great way to add some fun to the back.

By dkglaum

12 LIKES | 571 VIEWS

Summer Breeze iii Herringbone Quilt

My friend from childhood loves blue... so I thought this might make her happy :-) Surprise!

By TXfinTX

32 LIKES | 1770 VIEWS

Patchwork Pot Holders

Trying to use up some of my small bits of fabric. This was pretty easy, except the website/webpage/author made some mistakes with measurements of some pieces. http://www.modabakeshop.com/2014/02/patchwork-pot-holder.html

By TXfinTX

10 LIKES | 1242 VIEWS

Butterfly lattice and Tiger lattice

A cotton and flannel baby quilt using a petite lattice pattern

By JulieMattson

8 LIKES | 789 VIEWS

Tara's Quilt

For my Daughter Tara ... My son married this amazing woman, and I love her very much .... Tara loves purple and I made this lattice quilt for her. I am happy to say she uses it all the time and it make me so happy.

By kimberwdld

12 LIKES | 896 VIEWS

Mill House Inn Tote Bag by Nicole Willmore

I've held on to this pattern for a while. It was fun and easy to make! I decided to use this bag to carry library books and it works wonderfully for that purpose.

By TXfinTX

16 LIKES | 1401 VIEWS

Autumn's Window

I made this quilt for my husband when I realized that I hadn't made him a quilt yet. My husband loves the outdoors, so when I saw Jenny's attic window tutorial, I knew I was going to make it for my husband. I wanted a bigger quilt so I added leaves and flying geese. I braided thread around the needle as I was sewing to make the leaf stems. I used a scrappy binding. This is the first quilt that I had a longarmer quilt.

By blbaughman

22 LIKES | 1345 VIEWS

Aqua Jacob's ladder

When I found out one of my friends had brain cancer I decided to make her a quilt that she could take to chemo. She was having problems seeing and found aqua a soothing color. This was the first Jacob's ladder quilt that I made. It is now my favorite pattern and this is my favorite quilt that I have made.

By blbaughman

47 LIKES | 1878 VIEWS

Aunt Dot's Scotty Disappearing Hourglass quilt

I made this quilt for my friend for her 70th birthday. She was an adopted grandmother for my children. My friend always liked Scotty dogs, so I used Scotty fabric for her quilt.

By blbaughman

34 LIKES | 1685 VIEWS

All wrapped up

I used a pattern called “all wrapped up” by Stacy Lest Hsu and a basically Patrick jelly roll. I scaled the pattern down to fit the jelly roll width and strip pieced instead of using the one at a time piecing method from the pattern. I also added the collar and the eye. I did the free motion quilting with the dog bones on my home sewing machine. This is for my daughter’s mother in law who loves dachshunds. It is pretty small but so is she so it will be a nice couch throw I think.

By braidjen

12 LIKES | 1928 VIEWS

The Story of Lauren

This library quilt is a gift for our granddaughter's high school graduation. She is a voracious reader, so a book quilt was the perfect choice. Included among the "books" are fabrics from some of her baby clothes, sleepers, a favorite baby blanket, her first "big girl" bedspread and some of her cheerleading uniforms. The book covers are some of her favorites from different times in her life. The photos and book covers are printed on paper-backed fabric run through an ink jet printer. It was quite a project!

By prayingmama

19 LIKES | 890 VIEWS

Hunter's Star

Watched Jenny's tutorial and had to try it.

By koskiw

17 LIKES | 910 VIEWS

Clamshell Pillow

I love how clamshell quilts look so I set out to make one. It was so hard & time consuming I decided to be happy with a clamshell pillow for now.

By LonelyDoll

9 LIKES | 788 VIEWS

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