QuiltsBy.me

My Daughter is a new US History Teacher. She asked me to make some quilts for her classroom. I made this flag for her room. It is so easy and quick to make. It turned out beautiful. My daughter loved it.

By JanaMartinez

3 LIKES | 818 VIEWS

Charming stars

Charm squares in Rawhide line.

By cherylju

14 LIKES | 1398 VIEWS

Chains of Luck

Some projects have a way of blossoming. I started this quilt as a small scrappy lap quilt from some of my grandmothers stash. However, my dad visited while I was working on it and commented that it should be Queen size... Then he brought me a book of celtic knots for "inspiration" and made me a quilt ladder, complete with celtic knots and dragons for my birthday! SO, I made a queen size quilt, complete with quaternary knots, known for their luck! The quilt has double batting, cotton on the bottom, wool on top, to help the knots "pop". I'm such a lucky kid to have a great dad!

By LoveMyMachines

41 LIKES | 1965 VIEWS

Lady bug

Missouri Star co

By Luisa

4 LIKES | 1205 VIEWS

T-shirt quilt

My first t-shirt quilt

By cherylju

3 LIKES | 1092 VIEWS

Shabby Chic Diaper bag

I had purchased a jelly roll many years ago before I started quilting. Not knowing what I would use it for. Since I use the "Make three Totes with one charm pack" tutorial all the time for purses and diaper bags for gifts. I decided to try a jelly roll strip diaper bag. After piecing it all together it turned out rather unique which I think looks a little Shabby Chic. One of these will be a gift for a friend who is going to be a Grandmother for the first time and the other for her daughter. I'm learning to think outside the box! I love this tutorial because you can change it up many different ways including the straps and the finished size.

By osbornec

7 LIKES | 2114 VIEWS

Disappearing hourglass

I made this quilt for my son and his new wife. We're so happy for them as they start their new life together.

By PRutland23

14 LIKES | 1471 VIEWS

Fun Christmas tree skirt

This was made to look traditional for my country farm house Christmas tree skirt. I also made two more for the new brides in our family and will gift them at Thanksgiving so they will have them for their first Christmas celebrated as married women. I just love the traditional look of red and green together and added a touch of gold. The circular design reminds me of a halo.

By Krissy

8 LIKES | 1007 VIEWS

Lilacs Wedding Quilt

The last few yards of Fresh Lilacs by Debbie Beaves of Maywood Studios remained in my favorite quilting shop. The shop also offered a Missouri Quilt Block Class, Goodnight Irene, from Missouri Quilt Magazine Book (Spring 2015 Vol. 2, issue 2) and I knew it was a match. Jennie's video tutorial helped a lot. It was a challenge to figure out what quilting design to use. Using my walking foot, I finally settled on straight line stitching in the "X" sections, free motion quilting in the squares and border. It's my first wedding quilt and I was so pleased with how it turned out.

By JewelMagic

85 LIKES | 4463 VIEWS

Spiral Bound Zombies

I made this quilt for our son from the Zombie Apocalypse fabric. I used the Illusion block tutorial as a guide but changed block sizes. The back was pieced from assorted matching fabrics that I had on hand. Spiral quilting was done with the walking foot on my 30 year old Kenmore. It was my first quilt using a walking foot. The size is 58" x 68".

By pcbatiks

21 LIKES | 2369 VIEWS

Dresden love!!!

Wanted to practice my free motion on a little bigger project. Here it is. Let me know what you all think.

By quiltsbystacie

6 LIKES | 1336 VIEWS

Binding Star left overs

This quilt is made using the Binding Quilt pattern that Jenny demo's on Missouri Star's site. All of the material except the black was left over from my Christmas Quilt I posted earlier

By dl5196

2 LIKES | 1059 VIEWS

Zig Zag

Made with left over strips from the Jump Rings Quilt.

By plquilter66

8 LIKES | 981 VIEWS

Words of Love

I made this baby quilt for a special little girl named Ava. The primary colors are bright and cheer and the words are positive and colorful. I quilted a double heart on the blocks with words.

By Quiltabeth

4 LIKES | 1496 VIEWS

Five and Dime

I saw Jenny's tutorial, and I HAD to do this one! It is pretty straightforward with minimal opportunity for me to mess up ;-) I love the dark colors, and I'll be trying out a Quilt-As-You-Go technique for quilting this large top.

By chicksryd2

10 LIKES | 1955 VIEWS

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