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  • Project Linus Quilts
    Project Linus Quilts

    These were quilts I made to donate, not using patterns but experimenting with different blocks and how they would go together.


    By Debbi
    Debbi 8 LIKES  |  915 VIEWS
  • Tumbler Chevron Quilt
    Tumbler Chevron Quilt

    Saw this is your Summer BLOCK magazine and knew it could be a special quilt for Quilts For Kids. I happened on some neutral colored fat quarters and quilt picture is attached. I also personalize the quilts - see Owl in lower right corner. And the name of my quilt is Owl Steps. Thanks for the inspiration, Jenny ;}


    By ultraorg
    ultraorg 6 LIKES  |  1316 VIEWS
  • Project Linus
    Project Linus

    Project Linus was the inspiration that got me quilting. I wanted to be able to donate beautiful quilts instead of the crocheted blankets I had always made. I found that the nine patch pattern was easy and versatile


    By Debbi
    Debbi 10 LIKES  |  795 VIEWS
  • Noodle Tote
    Noodle Tote

    This is a very cool tote made from a jelly roll. The strips are sewn into 'noodles' and then sewn together to make the bag.


    By Debbi
    Debbi 3 LIKES  |  710 VIEWS
  • Tumbler bag - without the tumbler!
    Tumbler bag - without the tumbler!

    I watched the video with Jenny & Steven and loved this bag but I didn't have a tumbler template so I improvised and used strips instead. It was so much fun I made several.


    By Debbi
    Debbi 3 LIKES  |  798 VIEWS
  • Giants Baseball Quilt
    Giants Baseball Quilt

    No words to describe other than A Fan...


    By Cath
    Cath 3 LIKES  |  1026 VIEWS
  • SF Giants
    SF Giants

    Such big Giants fans in our area, and this was the perfect quilt to honor the team.


    By Cath
    Cath 1 LIKES  |  1012 VIEWS
  • SF Giants
    SF Giants

    Big fan of the Giants, so what better way to express it than in this quilt.


    By Cath
    Cath 1 LIKES  |  1018 VIEWS
  • Atlanta Braves
    Atlanta Braves

    Red, White & Blue-what better colors are there?


    By Cath
    Cath 1 LIKES  |  934 VIEWS
  • Crossroads of Freedom
    Crossroads of Freedom

    This is my 14th gurney quilt. When completed it will be sent to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, to be taken to Afghanistan and used to cover a wounded warrior for the long medivac flight back to Germany.


    By Mamaw
    Mamaw 10 LIKES  |  1416 VIEWS
  • Bordered Perwinkle
    Bordered Perwinkle

    Uncle duckling to swan contest at Floyd and Lizzie fabric store. I was given 4 one yard cuts to make how ever as long as I used 80% of the fabric. Could add as much fabric as I wante to go with. Was really fun to do.


    By Lyndaj
    Lyndaj 5 LIKES  |  977 VIEWS
  • Stack and Wack
    Stack and Wack

    I love the bright fun colors, and this is one of my favorite patterns. My dog, Leonard would not stay off of this while i was putting it together.


    By NanaJulien
    NanaJulien 4 LIKES  |  1212 VIEWS
  • Jelly Roll Race and Jelly Roll Race 2 Quilt tops
    Jelly Roll Race and Jelly Roll Race 2 Quilt tops

    After watching Jenny's tutorials several times. I tried out Jelly Roll Race quilts for my tall nephews. I could not find jelly rolls with fabrics I wanted to use for the boys so I bought yardages and cut them into strips and mix them up. The quilt tops are at the quilters getting quilted as I don't feel my quilting is ready for gift giving yet.


    By ColoradoDebbie
    ColoradoDebbie 6 LIKES  |  1137 VIEWS
  • Abigail's Tea Party and friends.
    Abigail's Tea Party and friends.

    A couple we know well their son and daughter in law had a baby named Abigail and we made a baby quilt in the theme of the Teddy Bear Party. We used Jenny's tutorial with the binding with the little edge popping out. It was fun to do the binding.


    By rfbrazell
    rfbrazell 3 LIKES  |  963 VIEWS
  • Quarter and Dine
    Quarter and Dine

    This quilt was made with 10" and 5" precut squares of the same fabrics. By mixing the fabric and the cutting and putting the square back together created a unique design. The border was one of the fabric from the blocks, with a large stripe which created a frame around the quilt.


    By MaryAnne
    MaryAnne 4 LIKES  |  1141 VIEWS