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  • Jenny's Crosswalk Quilt with a twist
    Jenny's Crosswalk Quilt with a twist

    I had strips left from the previous black and white quilts so I decided to use them in the crosswalk block. After putting them on the design wall, I decided more "pop" was needed so I snowballed the 2 corners with red. Hope Jenny doesn't mind the slight change in her block!


    By plquilter66
    plquilter66 32 LIKES  |  1471 VIEWS
  • Confetti
    Confetti

    Pattern from MSQ


    By Suze
    Suze 16 LIKES  |  1416 VIEWS
  • Baby quilt
    Baby quilt

    Baby quilt for a colleague and his wife.


    By JoanPM
    JoanPM 10 LIKES  |  665 VIEWS
  • Remembering Robert
    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
    Strawberry 10 LIKES  |  834 VIEWS
  • Easter Placemats
    Easter Placemats

    Easter placemats


    By JoanPM
    JoanPM 1 LIKES  |  620 VIEWS
  • East Meets West
    East Meets West

    Quilt was made for friends on their wedding day. Pictures reflect her coming from the east and he from the west - Love met and is growing.


    By Strawberry
    Strawberry 1 LIKES  |  638 VIEWS
  • Williamsburg Dresden tablerunner
    Williamsburg Dresden tablerunner

    Blue and white Williamsburg fabric. Dresden plate, machine quilted


    By Hammer1
    Hammer1 40 LIKES  |  1560 VIEWS
  • Hot pink!
    Hot pink!

    Made for my cousins wife who is battling breast cancer.


    By Ellejoy015
    Ellejoy015 3 LIKES  |  936 VIEWS
  • My First Real Quilt
    My First Real Quilt

    I made my first real quilt after I took a quilting class a few years ago. I had made 2 quilts prior to this, but I made those with just a ruler/tape measure and scissors; old school technology! They turned out OK and I learned a lot along the way, but I was overjoyed to learn about rotary cutters, cutting mats and quilting rulers. What a timesaver these items are. Our class taught us simple blocks and how to do English Paper piecing. I incorporated those techniques into my first real quilt that I made for my son. I used vintage inspired fabrics using a cowboy-pajama theme and made blocks of paper pieced hearts (that turned into a 4 leaf clover for good luck) and paper pieced a 3D likeness of our dog Kirby, among other things he liked. I think it turned out well and motivated me to keep on quilting and sewing. I haven't looked back since.


    By RosiePosie
    RosiePosie 4 LIKES  |  699 VIEWS
  • Birthday Celebration
    Birthday Celebration

    I made this baby quilt from a junior jelly roll. It will be a gift for a baby boy at our church. It was quick and easy. Simple quilting on my DM, and a polkadot binding, labeled and ready to gift.


    By Khoeppner
    Khoeppner 7 LIKES  |  1306 VIEWS
  • Turquoise Chevron Quilt
    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
    kkrug 5 LIKES  |  1113 VIEWS
  • Jelly Roll 2
    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
    kkrug 4 LIKES  |  992 VIEWS
  • Missouri Star Wall Hanging
    Missouri Star Wall Hanging

    I needed something to fill the empty space above my kitchen sink. There's no window, only a small high cabinet. I wanted a star design and when I saw the size of the block in Jenny's Missouri Star quilt tutorial, I knew that's what I wanted. I added a 1.5-inch border and a contrast faux-flange to the binding and it's perfect. This is only my second quilt project, aside from a few mug rugs, and I'm very happy with it. :-)


    By marilyndln
    marilyndln 36 LIKES  |  1635 VIEWS
  • Oh Canada, Eh?
    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
    RosiePosie 12 LIKES  |  788 VIEWS
  • Surgical Quilts
    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
    durhamhinny 29 LIKES  |  1439 VIEWS