stephdeagostini | Quiltsby.me

Let's Hope I can get this done by Mother's Day! I started on it months ago and then I get distracted with other projects. I'm using the Lattice Quilt tutorial from MSQC to make it. I even bought the exact same fabric that Jenny used in the video. I even have the same sashing fabric (even though I have yet to make it that far) I had to scour the internet to find it! UPDATE: I got it finished a week before Mother's Day :) She loved it. I had enough fabric to do matching bed runner, pillows and pillow cases.

By sketchart123

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Summersaulting Triangles

I wanted a fun, bright quilt to donate to the elementary school auction- love this line! This was my second free motion quilting project.

By Sarahz

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Teal & Green Lattice Quilt

This was my second full-sized quilt and it was made for my Aunt for Christmas 2014. Fell in love with the fabrics and knew they would match her living room perfectly.

By KnitWitRosie

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Bright Star

Another first, a smaller quilt that came from a kit. The bright colors with black make it very eye-catching!

By Deb

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Tropicana Star

I saw this pattern on Pinterest in black, white, and gray. I decided it had potential to be brighter and ordered layer cakes in RJR's Tropicana and Moda's Bella Solids. It was very quick to do using Jenny's HST technique and I think my son's girlfriend will like her birthday present.

By Courtpj

17 LIKES | 1766 VIEWS

Cathedral Window

I found this pattern in a magazine 16 years ago. It took me a little bit to figure out how to make the blocks. I made a small sample then and have saved it, with the magazine, all these years. Now that the kids are older I thought I would give it a try. The quilt is 94 inches square. The reason I made it square was because I did end into 16 small pieces. The put those together by fours. It is done all on a regular machine.

By Dkb777

30 LIKES | 1643 VIEWS

fabric challenge

Anyone recognize this? my love of dresden came from this- it came from Jenny's tut. We had a fabric challenge a year ago in the guild and my secret pal had given me at least 500 pc of 5" sq. so I put them to good use... My first attempt at FMQ, embroidery, and applique plus if you look hard you can see my feeble attempt at binding.. still haven't mastered that yet and some of my quilts hang unbound... eek

By NanaB

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Darlin's 2015

Loved Jenny's tutorial using 5" precut. Happened to have a stack or more sitting on the shelf. Darlin uses it & loves it!

By Kriss

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Traveling Geese

I really didn't like this quilt because I had to get more fabric that came from a different dye lot and it looked very plain so I put it at the bottom of the pile. But I found nice backing fabric and my long arm quilter did a great job! Thank you Debbie Patrick! After she quilted it, the transformation was amazing, though it's hard to tell in the pic, and I knew my husband would love it. I named it Traveling Geese because he travels so much and he does love it.

By Tpylinski

8 LIKES | 1059 VIEWS

Quilt Coccinelle

First, I started to do a mystery quilt in piece by number with the site http://www.paperpanache.com/ and it turned out to be a nice ladybird. I was wondering what to do with it when I received a nice texto. One of my best friend just had a little girl called "Camille". I as in vacation in Brittany at see side and decided to do a small Blanket for Camille... I searched and found a nice model on Moda: Love layer cake pattern. (http://www.unitednotions.com/Moda-Love-Layer-Cake-Quilt.pdf ).I selected the same fabric color than for the lady bird and did the nice quilt. For the quilting, I followed the advices of the craftsy class: Creative quilting with your walking foot from Jacquie Gering and I'm really happy to have followed her advice on making a spiral quilting... Result can be seen on the picture... I'm really proud and had some difficulties to give it away... But the baby was so nice and so nicely protected that I'm finally really happy! Life is beautiful! Have all a nice day.

By catsi

9 LIKES | 1523 VIEWS

Scrap Quilt

I wanted to make a scrap quilt. I cut all of the pieces that were not big enough to get a 10" square out of into 5" and 2 1/2" pieces. When I got done I realized that I had colors divided by brights and muteds. This is what I made from the brights. The pattern is Jelly Turnover from the Moda Bakeshop.

By mlindberg001

50 LIKES | 2140 VIEWS

Improv Bag and Wine Bottle Holder

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

16 LIKES | 1445 VIEWS

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