QuiltsBy.me

I took a Bargello class shortly after starting to quilt...I didn't know any better. This is the result of the class. We had an excellent instructor who made sure I knew what I was doing before I left the class. Someday I would like to make another Bargello.

By Janicek

32 LIKES | 2020 VIEWS

"Jungle Jumble"

A jingle baby quilt made for my cousins daughter. She is expecting her little boy, bundle of joy on Chrismas Day.

By Connie

2 LIKES | 843 VIEWS

Baby Quilt

Baby shower this week at work...a quick quilt....I love the bright colors with the black and white polka dot back. Free motion quilted it...meandering.

By TerriJ0628

5 LIKES | 708 VIEWS

Eclectic Green

My adult son loves anything in bright lime or neon greens. I made him this queen-size quilt and added blue sashing to break up the many greens.

By BarbA

9 LIKES | 1168 VIEWS

Little Bird Quilt

I made this little quilt (38.5" square) using Persimmon by BasicGrey for Moda and the Lattice pattern from Missouri Star. I bought the charm packs because of the little birds on the top fabric for the pack. I love how the top fabric that shows on a charm pack is like a book cover, enticing me to open it up and discover what is inside!

By LouiseM

33 LIKES | 2031 VIEWS

Pezzy Pop

Modern strip quilt for a Christmas gift

By julie28786

3 LIKES | 817 VIEWS

Within

Made for my oldest son and his wife as a house warming gift. He is the one that requested black and white.

By julie28786

9 LIKES | 1177 VIEWS

Cot quilt

I made this for my friends daughter. It is the first cot quilt I have made

By Daisybellcrafts

6 LIKES | 840 VIEWS

Morse Code Quilt

This is made from twenty 2 1/2" strips and some yardage. I makes a nice lap quilt.

By Bubby2

40 LIKES | 3213 VIEWS

Baby Diamond Strips

I'm making a lot of quilt tops only that will be finished by others in our group for a baby mission project.

By Studio3D

7 LIKES | 667 VIEWS

Baby Quilt Top - 'spinwheels'

I'm making a lot of quilt tops only that will be finished by others in our group for a baby mission project.

By Studio3D

3 LIKES | 563 VIEWS

Pineapple Jelly

This is one of the first quilts that I pieced, and I worked on this in December of 2012. At the time, I knew very little about color and value. The fabric came from a roll of 2 1/2" strips that I cut into 1 1/4" strips. I also had some 5" squares from the same fabric line that I cut into 2 1/2" squares. I used the fabrics as they came and did not add anything to it except the border and backing. It fits in with fall festivities very well. I sent it to a long arm quilter, and I have had it back for at least a year just waiting for the binding. I finally finished that today. Since it has been so long since I pieced this quilt, I would change quite a bit if I did it over again. That shows how much a person can learn in just a short history with quilting.

By Splinter

4 LIKES | 1057 VIEWS

Snowman with Advent pocket addition

December 2012 Julia was home for Christmas and we visited a local quilt shop one afternoon. We saw a the Snowman wall hanging completed and she liked it but did not want the more primitive fabrics the existing quilt had. We wandered over to the holiday fabrics and she found contemporary more colorful fabrics she wanted me to use instead. I remember that I did a lot of cutting pieces but then the project sat for a few months. When I did return to it I was please I was able to set the flying geese correctly. My best piecing to date. I sent the advent calendar to her before the quilt was complete and each pocket held a present for the days leading up to Christmas. I had found Wade figurines that represented each month of the year for their printer's box. And candy to fill the other pockets. I took the pieced and hand embroidered quilt top to Peggy at Kinder's Creations in Germantown. I asked if she would quilt snowballs into the design. She had not quilted "bubbles" before but she did for this and I was very happy with the results.

By Dee58

9 LIKES | 821 VIEWS

Lydia's first

September 2013. Sunday wedding shower for my only daughter. Wedding date June of 2014 but we held the gathering since her cousin's wedding was the night before. Grandma's were in the correct state of the union and bride-to-be was returned home too for the weekend. The happy couple enjoy board games so the decorating theme was games. My friend had gone out and purchased bright and cheery fabric pieces to be placed on the table. Shower was lovely! As we were cleaning up afterwards my friend offered the fabric to me is I thought I would be able to make use of it. I said "Sure!" We talked and thought I should try to use it in a project of some kind for the bride and groom. The wedding took place 9 months later and after the reception was said by many to have been one of the best ever! The couple went on a Mediterranean cruise for honeymoon. About a month after the wedding we got a phone call from both of them announcing.....our first grandchild was on the way! The next trip into my sewing room was the beginning of thoughts about the first quilt to be sewn for the new little one. I had kept all those fabrics together in a bundle and it just seemed appropriate to wrap my future grandchild in them.... and in our love! The red flower is a vintage quilt block that I had purchased at the Country Living Fair in Columbus OH in an earlier year. Just something in my stash. Thought it might actually tame the wild colors of the quilt. Did it do what I had hoped?

By Dee58

3 LIKES | 709 VIEWS

Elliahna

2009 First-time quilt made for an "adopted" niece's 2nd baby. Sewn in May. Basic strip pattern and machine quilted. I shopped local Hancock Fabrics. I added an embroidered on satin name applique to one of the corners.

By Dee58

6 LIKES | 724 VIEWS

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