QuiltsBy.me

This is my first lap quilt. I entered it in our county fair and won a blue ribbon

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I started this a couple of years ago after watching Jenny's tutorial. I was such a slog getting through all that layer cake (Moda's Vin de Jour) that it soon got relegated to an 'inbetweeny'. This year I finally got them all sewn and put together. It hasn't been quilted yet (I find them easier to store this way until they find their forever home).

By dawnbradfield

3 LIKES | 721 VIEWS

Quilts of Valor: Freedom #1 (March 2017)

I created this modern abstract quilt "Freedom #1" for Quilts of Valor, to be presented to a local soldier.

By Star1004

4 LIKES | 1144 VIEWS

Shower Curtain

Guest bathroom is a place I can display my quilt without giving up the wall space. I designed this quilt and used my technique even though there may be an easier way of cutting pieces. Instead of regular batting, I used muslin for extra layer to ensure the grommets will stay in place.

By munchulli

1 LIKES | 887 VIEWS

Car seat covers

I needed a new seat covers for my car, but couldn't find the one I like. So, I made a pair which is simple, but practical one using the striped fabric and arranging the squares to make a design.

By munchulli

1 LIKES | 971 VIEWS

X's and O's

X & O quilt for my nieces new baby due in May.

By Hel

5 LIKES | 885 VIEWS

Quilts of Valor: Stars & Bars Nov 2016

I created this quilt for Quilts of Valor to be presented to a local soldier.

By Star1004

5 LIKES | 842 VIEWS

Cool Dip

I love the colours of this quilt and it makes me want to dip my toes into the cool blue waters. I believe the fabric line is called "Chinese Takeout" and I also used other various miscellaneous fabric. You can also see my "project manager" Kirby, who likes to inspect everything I do.

By RosiePosie

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Sunlight on the Coral Reef

I saw the Kaffee Fassett fabric jellyroll on sale as the daily deal from Missouri Star and just had to have it. I also ordered 2 charm packs of the same fabric but did not know what style of quilt I wanted to make. After much searching, I then designed this quilt using the strips pieced together and then cut on the diagonal. I wanted it to be a water themed quilt and the fabric reminded me of coral reefs so I placed the lighter green themed strips going diagonally through the quilt as though they were rays of sunshine, filtering through the water. I finally finished it this past February and gave it to my husband as a birthday gift. He loved it and we have it on our bed now, on those extra cold winter nights.

By RosiePosie

14 LIKES | 1157 VIEWS

Picnic at the park

This quilt was made for my toddler granddaughter who loves running In the park chasing butterflies.

By Magnoliabelle

3 LIKES | 580 VIEWS

Patriotic Bricks

This quilt was made for Project Linus of which I am a member.

By Magnoliabelle

2 LIKES | 597 VIEWS

Black and White Tiddlywinks

The pattern is by Roxanne Carter. I changed the direction of the blocks to form this design.

By plquilter66

22 LIKES | 1471 VIEWS

Twilight lake

I purchased a set of Jinny Beyer fabrics, with the accompanying pattern "Lake to Lodge". Prior to cutting anything, I tried to figure out a good flow of color from blue to red and back again. Once I was satisfied with that, I could start cutting and piecing. It came together really quickly. I did some simple quilting to emphasize the blue. I was pleased with how it turned out.

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Made for daughter

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My department manager at the office sent out a message to our group suggesting a diaper drive for a young engineer (and his wife) who is expecting a baby soon. I am the only quilter in the group (only woman too), so when I saw the registry and saw that some modern triangles and stripes with these colors were on their registry, I could not help myself. Since I was headed to a MSQG for the MQG that very weekend, I decided to design and create a quilt as a gift. It was so fun! I call this 180 Baby, for what other event in life can cause a complete 180 in your schedule! The triangles are 8 1/2" 60 degree triangles cut using a Jaybird Sidekick ruler. The back was from some of those leftovers and yardage from Michael Miller, Basically Hugs, Robert Kaufman, Moda, Timeless Treasures & Cotton + Steel. Do you think I had the bases covered with designers! I laid the colors out ahead of time in EQ7 so that I minimized waste when buying fabric.

By LoveMyMachines

10 LIKES | 993 VIEWS

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