QuiltsBy.me

After quilting for 8 years I finally made myself something. Normally I quilt my own but I splurged and had this quilted by Susan. I saw the pattern in the MSQ magazine, it was on the front cover.

By Dlee822

11 LIKES | 1121 VIEWS

By the Sea

I made this for my cousin. She likes "beachy".

By Dlee822

9 LIKES | 1093 VIEWS

Easter quilt

My 3 year old grandaughters asked me to make an Easter quilt.

By Dlee822

9 LIKES | 1069 VIEWS

Sketches of Spring - Variation

Before I actually found the quilt kit for the Sketches of Spring quilt, I had downloaded the PDF instructions from Wilmington Prints and made a smaller version for my mother, using miscellaneous fabric in similar colours.

By RosiePosie

3 LIKES | 853 VIEWS

Around the World.

I told my daughter to pick out a pattern and fabric and I would make her a quilt. We perused mountains of fabric and patters. Finally, I found the Around the World tutorial. It intrigued her so we set out to find her perfect fabric. She loved this Casablanca fabric set from RJR. Only one problem, it was out of stock. I checked MSQC everyday until it was back in stock. My friend Janet Godwin quilted it. I finished the binding this afternoon. Tomorrow I begin her brother's quilt.

By naneb

9 LIKES | 1195 VIEWS

"Sweetie Girl"

This is the second Quilt I made for " Project Linus" Thank You MSQC for the information, such a good feeling to do this for someone you do not know. I will be praying for the little girl that receives this quilt. I challenge every one on this site to pick a charity and make a quilt. It is a remarkable feeling.

By Connie72047

4 LIKES | 1313 VIEWS

"Little Sweetie"

This is one of the quilts I made for the charity "PROJECT LINUS" When I heard the challenge to make a quilt for someone you didn't know, I checked the list out and this stood out to me. I wanted to make one for a sick child. I found that Project Linus was a new chapter in the closest city to me. ( Wichita, Ks.) I called them and they were in great need. Thank You MSQC for showing me the way to help those in need.

By Connie72047

6 LIKES | 1453 VIEWS

Pams quilt 1

I wanted to make a quilt for a long time friend. After this was all done I decided it didn't look like Pam. This is a Jaybird pattern called August Stars and is very easy to do. The colored fabrics are fossil ferns which I think are some of the most beautiful fabrics ever. I kept the quilt and gave Pam the Pam 2.0 quilt.

By ibquilter

34 LIKES | 1457 VIEWS

Confetti

Pattern from MSQ

By Suze

16 LIKES | 1550 VIEWS

Remembering Robert

My friend Robert passed and his wife gave me all of his ties and said have fun. My first attempt on a tie quilt.

By Strawberry

10 LIKES | 953 VIEWS

Hot pink!

Made for my cousins wife who is battling breast cancer.

By Ellejoy015

3 LIKES | 1029 VIEWS

Turquoise Chevron Quilt

My niece was expecting a baby in February, but they didn't find out the gender. I asked if she wanted a quilt, and she specifically asked for a turquoise and gray chevron quilt. I hope this fits the bill! The baby arrived on February 18th and they named him Beckett Gibson Grier. (Gibson is her maiden name!)

By kkrug

5 LIKES | 1259 VIEWS

Jelly Roll 2

I made Christmas quilts for both of my children this year. They were both the easy-peasy Jelly Roll 2 pattern.

By kkrug

4 LIKES | 1123 VIEWS

Oh Canada, Eh?

I wanted to make an Autumn inspired quilt using warm colours and settled on making a maple leaf quilt with colours of the Canadian Flag. I used toned-down reds and beiges, taupes and creams in place of the stark white often seen in the Canadian Flag, to give it a more heirloom look. I couldn't resist using "Eh?" in the title. It is a stereotype for us Canadians, but I really do say it a lot!

By RosiePosie

12 LIKES | 897 VIEWS

Surgical Quilts

Unfortunately I've seen a lot of surgeons over the past few years; fortunately they were brilliant and I'm a very satisfied customer! So when I realised my sewing room was overflowing with offcuts, I decide to make 'usrgical quilts' - so called because the costruction seemed to mirror the course of my latest adventure - notice the problem, diagnose the cause, decide on a solution, make a plan of action, cut, shape, patch, stitch and hopefully end up with a serviceable end product! So far I've made 4 quilts for my three great consultants and one superb anaesthetist.

By durhamhinny

29 LIKES | 1576 VIEWS

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