QuiltsBy.me

Homespun Hearth sponsored a Valentine day mystery quilt. It was named Agatha and Sherlock's Valentine's day Mystery Love Note #4. I love to do mystery quilts.

By msdb159

7 LIKES | 1065 VIEWS

Churn Dash

I just wanted to make a traditional block quilt, I snow balled the corners to give it a little more depth.

By FrugalQuilter

11 LIKES | 1352 VIEWS

low volume

low volume I spy quilt

2 LIKES | 1014 VIEWS

I spy ABC quilt

6 LIKES | 994 VIEWS

bright and colorful flip flops

By cherylju

8 LIKES | 938 VIEWS

texas cabins

for my nephew and his bride

By cherylju

8 LIKES | 1157 VIEWS

Bit Star quilt

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By SUTHA

10 LIKES | 1380 VIEWS

Periwinkle quilt

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By SUTHA

9 LIKES | 1532 VIEWS

Flower Patch Pansy

Who doesn't have a stack of leftover charm squares and strips from other projects? When I stumbled upon a television interview of Eleanor Burns with a group of women quilting in a log cabin, the pattern she used, Fabric Frenzy, caught my imagination. It was the first time I attempted a piecing technique she demonstrated. Having watched many of Jenny's videos, I feel they supported the completion of this project. I used my domestic machine to free motion stippling, flower and leaf designs. My sister-in-law now has the finished quilt gracing her living room couch where I found her black lab resting his head one afternoon :-)

By JewelMagic

10 LIKES | 1453 VIEWS

framed squares

Framed squares in neutrals

By cherylju

4 LIKES | 1092 VIEWS

hippie quilt

my granddaughter wanted a "Hippie Quilt". This is what I made for her.

By cherylju

13 LIKES | 2822 VIEWS

Crazy birds

I made this wall hanging for our Guild spring challenge. I combined a couple of patterns and then added some funny little birds. Yo yo's make the flowers come to life.

By PattiB

23 LIKES | 1215 VIEWS

Quilt made from recycled fabric.

This quilt was made from old used fabrics my Mom had. I intentionally made it to look like it is an antique quilt. After piecing it I gave it a short tea bath. I pieced this four years ago and think it looks old. I love this quilt. It made me wonder if anyone else has tried this. Fill a bath tub with warm water add tea bags then remove then put quilt into tub until desired stain is on quilt. Try on scrap to determine soaking time. My quilt was soaked for 20 minutes then rinsed in cool water followed by white vinegar and into the dryer to set.

By Krissy

35 LIKES | 1617 VIEWS

Jan's blocks

I did not make the blocks for this quilt. Instead, my friend Jan did. Why would I post this quilt if I didn't make the whole thing? I did because of the story and the end result. Jan is in her late 80's. Her sewing skills are a bit strained. When she gave me the blocks, I thought no problem, I will just strip them together and give it back. The problem was that each block she made was wonky and none were the same size. Ugh! I trimmed the best I could, which did take off some star points, and then stripped with different sized sashing. I added the borders, but the top still looked bad! Aha, I added the appliquéd flowers in strategic places. I think it turned out great and when I gave it back to her, she was so pleased with herself! What a delightful lady, one who teaches me something about life all the time.

By PattiB

9 LIKES | 1118 VIEWS

Half square triangle baby quilt

I saw this quilt (different colors) hanging on the wall in one of MSQC stores. I was so lucky to be able to spend several days at all their stores. There were no directions, so I just guessed. I think it came out great for my first quilt in 15 years.

By Reedelem

23 LIKES | 1621 VIEWS

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