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Drunkards Path

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Here's my latest finish. It's for my daughter in California. The pattern is actually for a 33" square table topper, but my daughter liked the pattern. So I made all the blocks and leaves 1-1/2 times larger than the pattern was and made enough blocks to create this queen 95" square quilt. It's made with civil war reproduction prints. EDIT: Forgot to mention that I quilted it on my Janome 6600.

By Bec02

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Fifty Year Memories

I created this quilt for my parents' 50-year wedding anniversary. I used Jenny's Classic Prairie Flower pattern and put a family photo in the center of each block. I used two layer cakes from Missouri Star Quilt Company (to form a Queen-sized quilt). The colors in the photo don't do it justice. My parents have a treasured heirloom to commemorate 50 years of memories. They love it, and I loved creating it!

By Jurisprudence

12 LIKES | 878 VIEWS

striped sunshine

I used to quilt many years ago. Recently I moved back home and discovered my sister and her daughter had started to quilt. So I joined in. I saw the quartered stripes tutorial. It intrigued me so I decided to give it a go. I love the way it turned out. And I also loved the backing. I do some hand quilting but I sent this out. Allison did a wonderful job.

By pemby

30 LIKES | 1347 VIEWS

FarmGirlVintage

I joined a monthly block class at my local quilt shop over a year ago. It was Lori Holt's Farm Girl Vintage. I finished and it came back from the quilter a couple of months ago. It turned out great. The squares at 6" and I put Yo-Y0's in the corners. I thoroughly enjoyed doing this and love how it turned out.

By Lattesewing2

25 LIKES | 1128 VIEWS

Memories of Mom

In 2014 I was working on a quilt top for my mother and my husband came up to me and asked, "Think you can do something with these?" I replied, "Sure thing." What he showed me were some wild game bird panels he had received from his mother about twenty years earlier, and kept all this time. So, this fabric was just sitting in a box waiting to spring forth in a quilt to be kept forever. Note the cattail quilting in the white panels.

By AbbieMolly

10 LIKES | 999 VIEWS

border collie quilt

ordered by a family member for friends... it has to have the color of their toys and border collies .. what can you do....

By TonieP

7 LIKES | 1036 VIEWS

Carpenter's Star

Made this for my son and daughter-in-law. Haven't gotten it quilted yet. Don't have a table large enough to lay it out on to pin it together.

By Dana

13 LIKES | 968 VIEWS

Tula Pink Butterfly Quilt

Liked the overall pattern and purchased kit; the variety of fabrics was not ideal in my opinion, and the pattern is quite vague on which fabrics go where, so piecing it is a bit of an adventure in figuring out which fabrics to put where.

By Flyfisher2015

31 LIKES | 4258 VIEWS

Mom's Quilt

Like I mentioned in my first post, my mother was a quilter, but due to health reasons is no longer able to do so. Anyways, after I finished my first project, I decided to make her one. This carpenter start quilt is a queen size that features all of her favorite colors. I liked it so much that I almost kept it for myself, but alas, I took it to moms.

By chrisk763

30 LIKES | 1475 VIEWS

Log Cabin with Deer Panel

Made this one for a nephew for his graduation.

By ozarksgrandma

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Disappearing Hourglass Wolf quilt

Made this one for a nephew. Absolutely love this Disappearing Hourglass star. My nephew loves anything wolves, so this is what I came up with for him. I had to modify the size of the star blocks to match the wolf panel blocks, I am not a mathematician and it took several tries to get it right....been too long now and I can't remember what size the squares were to start out. Love, love, love the quilting on this one - done by my sister's mother-in-love.

By ozarksgrandma

10 LIKES | 1071 VIEWS

Madison's Cross Quilt

My granddaughter requested a cross quilt so I found this pattern on Craftsy by Judit Hajdu. The pattern was for a wall quilt and I wanted a Queen size quilt. When I enlarged it the cross turned out "gigantic" so I had to make a few adjustments. I used straight line machine quilting and it took a while to complete. It is all worth it for my little girl!

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Frfg

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This Falling Charms quilt was made from four April Showers charm packs that I purchased early in my quilting addition, soon after I discovered MSQC and "The Daily Deal!". In fact, looking at my order history, these were the very FIRST purchase I made from the shop! February 24, 2014, I invested in four charm packs with the intention of pairing them with some solid fabric from the stash that my grandmother gave me. I remember that I loved the Falling charms tutorial quilt that I had seen online and took the dive, feeling like I had spent "a lot" of money! LOL! Look at me now, three years later, fully addicted to beautiful fabric, quilting up a storm, and a longarm quilter with a full appreciation of the value of the trade. I worked on this quilt at two separate MSQC retreats in Hamilton Missouri and enjoyed every minute. It is still wrinkled from binding, but finally finished and keeping us cozy! I hope to get some better photos later.

By LoveMyMachines

42 LIKES | 2373 VIEWS

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