QuiltsBy.me

Made two of these for a couple of baby showers. Used a jelly roll from Big Lots for the fence rail and some plush fleece yardage for the backing. It was thick enough, I didn't need backing. I machine quilted it and used the 'birthing a quilt' method to bind it. There was enough backing material left over that I also made a 'pillow pal' to go with the quilt.

By DivaDeb

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Fence Rail Throw

Made this as a Christmas gift for a friend of mine. I used two jelly rolls from Big Lots and a sheet for the backing then quilted it myself on the sewing machine. Probably one of the most economical quilts I've ever made.

By DivaDeb

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Modified Jelly Roll Race Quilt

After watching Jenny's Jelly Roll Race video, I knew I had to try one but I made a minor modification. I cut each strip in to two pieces of a different length. I didn't measure just grabbed and cut then sewed them all together in one long strip and continued on as for a regular jelly roll race quilt. This was a gift for my oldest daughter who had moved to Texas. She loved it and I hoped it would make her feel I was with her.

By DivaDeb

5 LIKES | 2179 VIEWS

Tessellating Xs

I saw this quilt in a shop and thought I could reproduce it. I wanted to use 30's reproduction fabric and I loved the way it turned out. I used two jelly rolls, one solid and one patterned. I love how bright and cheery this quilt is.

By haha_56

14 LIKES | 1563 VIEWS

Keeping Up Tradition (Baby Quilt 4)

I made this quilt for my cousin's new baby girl. My great aunt, who taught me how to quilt, is no longer with us. So I am keeping up the tradition that every Babcock has a handmade quilt. The Pattern is called Stacked Coins from modabakeshop http://www.modabakeshop.com/2009/02/stacked-coins-baby-quilt.html

By sketchart123

18 LIKES | 2141 VIEWS

Baby Quilt

Saw the amazing jelly roll quilt tutorial by 3 dudes on MSQC and I just wanted to make it.

By sketchart123

17 LIKES | 3464 VIEWS

Butterfly Tidbit

Simple blackwork machine embroidery on light yellow fabric, framed with 1/4 inch black flange, bordered by print in yellow, gray, black and white. Approximately 16 inches square.

By GrandmaJim

7 LIKES | 1308 VIEWS

Half Hexie Table Topper

I bought a jelly roll about two years ago (Tea House by Benartex). Waited a year and started a hex quilt with a 5" Half-Hexagon template by Natalie Dawn for the MSQC. Sadly, after cutting up the whole jellyroll, I decided I didn't like the way the quilt was going together, so I decided it would be a table topper. Put it in a project box for another year and finished it today!

By DorothyB

1 LIKES | 1548 VIEWS

Alex's 21 birthday quilt

our oldest grandson moved out from mom and dad's house and did his thing for the next step of life. I was looking for patterns and found a pattern called walk about. ordered sale items and pattern from MSQC and began a project

5 LIKES | 993 VIEWS

The

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When my sewing table starts to turn invisible under piles of leftover fabric, its time to sort. Yardage, fat quarters, charms or 2.5" squares. This quilt is from those charms and 2.5" squares. Each color reminds me of a previous project.

By DorothyB

34 LIKES | 1846 VIEWS

Strip search

Loved the jelly roll and finally found this pattern to use it with

By Mtdianet

5 LIKES | 1840 VIEWS

Marmalade Summer in the Park

Biggest quilt made to date. We use this quilt for summer book club out under the shade tree. It also makes a great fort quilt. Fabric collection - Marmalade by Bonnie & Camille for Moda Fabric solids - Bella solids Batting - Wool Tutorial - Summer in the Park by Missouri Star Quilt Co.

By a4nelle

20 LIKES | 1772 VIEWS

Tree Lot

I saw this Daniela Stout pattern and example quilt at the San Diego Quilt Show in 2012and fell in love. Batiks! I got Robert Kaufman's Cornucopia 2 jelly roll for the trees, Cornucopia 2 Autumn for the backing and Makower UK Essentials White for the background. Fast forward two years and my cousin is getting married. They are from Missouri where trees and snow are a thing. They live in CA so a lap quilt would be perfect and fit in my novice wheelhouse. Daniela was incredibly helpful with the tree top block since the first time out I cut off the points by mistake. All quilting is trial and error. :) I pieced it and fretted. A wedding gift is a heady thing so I decided to have Missouri Star Quilt Company (LOVE them) do the machine quilting. The job they did with the snowflake pattern was amazing. I created a lovely label by printing a fabric background with lettering in a box in the center and sent it off with some $$ in case they really weren't quilt people. ;) Needless to say, I heard back today and they LOVE it. I am so gratified and stoked to keep on what has become an incredible journey. I love piecing and learned so much. Next up will be my first attempt at machine quilting myself.

By christer

12 LIKES | 1282 VIEWS

Jelly Roll 2

Another family quilt!

By moenchmk

9 LIKES | 1167 VIEWS

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