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Double Carpenter's Star

Fell in love with the fabric and thought it would look so good in this pattern

By Alana

14 LIKES | 1007 VIEWS

Spring Flowers

Spring panel created a cute wall handing. First free motion project.

By Quilter2015

12 LIKES | 1250 VIEWS

Batik Star

I'm a member of Bristol Quilters in England. I made this quilt for our tri-annual quilt fest happening between the 1st - 3rd June 2017. It is the first quilt I have entered into an exhibition. I used a walking foot to quilt it and variegated thread. The moment I say Jenny's pattern Star Burst I knew I had to make one myself. Looking at the quilt just makes me feel happy. Thank you Jenny.

By CarolineB

34 LIKES | 1780 VIEWS

Boondock's 4th of July Quilt

I watched MSQC's Surprise Half Hexi tutorial and decided to do it in red, white and blue. Then lunacy struck and I thought, I should put a star on the blue. So I drew it up, turned it into a paper pieced pattern and started sewing. The first block convinced me I was crazy, by the second I gave up on perfect centers, by the 48th I decided NEVER again. Paper piecing with 10 points coming together perfectly is beyond my skill set. I used the leftover fabric that was going to be the outer border to make Boondock a quilt.

By falcor

14 LIKES | 767 VIEWS

Farmers Market

I wanted to learn how to appliqué and fell in love with Pat Sloan's pattern in her book "Teach Me to Appliqué." I love batiks and pulled from my collection to make the various vegetables and other items. So much fun. I pieced, appliquéd but did not quilt...

By diane

14 LIKES | 1347 VIEWS

Hudson's Baby Quilt

Wanted a little boy theme that was just right for a new grandson.

7 LIKES | 1207 VIEWS

For my daughter

3 LIKES | 902 VIEWS

For my daughter

2 LIKES | 1002 VIEWS

This a a little doll quilt for our granddaughters first doll.After all even dolly needs to stay warm.

By NonnieQuilts

1 LIKES | 469 VIEWS

Quilt for Pandora

Our Grandchild was born a preemie, we decided to make her a quilt of silk and satin, so it would be extra soft and cudddly.

By NonnieQuilts

1 LIKES | 553 VIEWS

Quilts for Kids

This is a kit I got for $6 shipping charge. I made it and quilted it by machine so that it can go back and be given to a hospital and used by the patients. It has to be quilted a lot so that nothing catches on IV tubes and it has to withstand constant washing.

By Marywants2quilt

2 LIKES | 652 VIEWS

Dare To Be Unique

This is another quilt for our Prayers & Squares at the church. I have always wanted to make a tumbling block but thought it was to hard until I saw this video.

By kwain

16 LIKES | 768 VIEWS

Jelly Roll Race Quilts

I set out to make Christmas themed quilts for my in-laws but Christmas passed and they were still not finished (still not done with the binding). I decided to whip up some sew and flip jelly roll quilts that wouldn't be so out of season. I did use the Three Dudes quilt block for one of them and just did stitch in the ditch. They all got delivered while there was still a little cool weather left. I resolve to start earlier this year.

By Antique1950be

10 LIKES | 1002 VIEWS

Square Dance for Kiera

I loved this line of fabric the first time I saw it, Northcott's "Charlotte". I made this for my grand daughter when she's ready to graduate from the baby bed. I used one charm pack, one roll of 2 1/2" strips and two rolls of 1 1/2" strips for the background and inner border plus some yardage for the outer border and binding. I followed Jenny's tutorial for the Square in a Square block. The pattern on the MSQC website is called Square Dance. MSQC did the quilting. The backing is fabric that I bought at an estate sale way back when a baby girl was just wishful thinking. The little pillow case was adapted from Jenny's pillowcase tutorial. Easy peasy. My sister taught me how to do the flange binding. Very happy with the way it turned out.

By Antique1950be

33 LIKES | 1494 VIEWS

Celebrate Your Life!

This was an "emergency" quilt for a friend who in the same week, lost his job and was told he had pancreatic cancer. A second opinion revealed no cancer! I call it "Celebrate Your Life!" The pattern is Ribbon Star by Missouri Star Quilt Co (free video online) and uses 2.5" strips.

By marjie

63 LIKES | 1795 VIEWS

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