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This was the first of Jenny's tutorials I attempted. All the patches were pretty much constructed from scraps.

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I found this tutorial while searching for something else. I am so glad that I stumbled onto it as it is one of my favorites. This is a full sized bed runner made from batiks.

By Settermom6

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Summer in the Park

These runners are made for gifts.

By QuiltMama

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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

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Picket Fence Pattern in 6 Sizes from Wall to King

I am super excited to introduce Picket Fence to you! She is the second in my budding line of quilt patterns! Picket Fence is a versatile pattern that looks great in many fabric collections! Sweet pastels or bold, masculine prints are perfect for Picket Fence. The cover quilt is lap size in PB&J by Basic Grey. The pink, yellow and green version is the original Picket Fence in Spring quilt from 2012, making it up as I sewed. This quilt is the reason I named the pattern Picket Fence; it reminded me of a white picket fence on a lovely spring day, thus the name, Picket Fence in Spring. Recently I was asked about the pattern through my Etsy shop, and I decided it was time to write it! This pattern is layer cake friendly and comes with instructions for six sizes from wall hanging to king! The pattern includes fabric requirements for using layer cake squares or yardage. It also includes mock-ups of all sizes in various fabric collections so you can see what each size looks like when finished. You can find this pattern in my Etsy pattern shop: http://bit.ly/ShopBusyHandsPatterns

By BusyHandsQuilts

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All Boy

I am gradually making quilts for each of my 11 nieces and nephews. This one was so much fun and I just love the fabric!

By dduelm

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Aly's Quilt

When my nieces and nephew were babies, I bought each of them a quilt. They loved their quilts and were particular about spreading them out on their made beds to "showcase" them. Unfortunately, in February of this year (2015), their house burned down and consumed everything inside. It was a total loss. Being a novice (NEW) quilter, I just knew I had to make them each a new quilt to replace what was lost. I had told the children that what was lost was just stuff, and we would get them new and better stuff. They will all be moving back into the rebuilt house in August, and I plan to give them each their quilts for Christmas. I tried to make each quilt as individual and beautiful as each child. I hope they love them and cherish them for the rest of their lives :)

By kvbeckman

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Rodeo Cowboys

Found the cowboy fabric on line a decided it would be the perfect centerpiece for a quilt I wanted to make for a friend whose into square dancing. The star block is the "Nifty Star" from Celia Eddy's The Quilter's Block Bible (Quarto, 2003). It was fun shopping for other western themed fabrics (I probably bought enough to make another ten cowboy quilts.)

By Charles13905

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Baby girl quilt

My first attempt at free motion quilting with my sewing machine. I love how the washer and dryer hide some mistakes. :). I cut the 5 inch squares from yardage, because I hadn't yet discovered Precuts.

By Jillrn1995

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The Ribbon Box Quilt

I made this RIBBON BOX QUILT, by Cloud9 Fabrics for my new granddaughter. Her mom requested mint green, peach and gray colors. I added a touch of yellow. There are no "blocks" in this pattern. It's made by creating rows, piece by piece, with no borders. The straight line quilting was done by a LQS because I'm still not the best at FMQ on my domestic machine. It was definitely one of my favorites...so much fun to create!

By Mary

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Star surround QAL

Made using fat qtrs during an online free quilt along.

By Quitnpam

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Lilacs Wedding Quilt

The last few yards of Fresh Lilacs by Debbie Beaves of Maywood Studios remained in my favorite quilting shop. The shop also offered a Missouri Quilt Block Class, Goodnight Irene, from Missouri Quilt Magazine Book (Spring 2015 Vol. 2, issue 2) and I knew it was a match. Jennie's video tutorial helped a lot. It was a challenge to figure out what quilting design to use. Using my walking foot, I finally settled on straight line stitching in the "X" sections, free motion quilting in the squares and border. It's my first wedding quilt and I was so pleased with how it turned out.

By JewelMagic

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