QuiltsBy.me

This is a bear wall hanging that I made for a friend of mine, using batiks, this was my second project with applique, which was a lot of fun. I used batiks for the green and yellow bordered with dark brown.

By Forester22

2 LIKES | 1621 VIEWS

Jeanne's Gift

This wall hanging is my first quilt with appliqué. All fabrics were from my stash. The cutouts are from a McCalls Christmas ornament pattern. This took more time than I expected because I kept changing my mind about whether I should use additional embellishments. I was pleased with the end results and had a ton of fun making it.

By Tpylinski

2 LIKES | 1391 VIEWS

Frames

This quilt was a Mathematical nightmare but I got through it. The flowers are 3D and completely washable.

By FrugalQuilter

6 LIKES | 1118 VIEWS

Country Flower Basket

I quilted this for a friend, the top took her over 2 years to Applique!I kept the quilting simple to enhance the hand work she had labored over. The finished size is 71" by 86.25"!

By kitikatz2001

7 LIKES | 1334 VIEWS

Just another quack!

I started this star at the Missouri Star forum retreat in 2015. I added the chick to the middle using a Sizzix die and raw edge appliqué. One of the other attendees shared fabric and instructions during our stay. A little quilting makes this a great addition to my sewing room and a symbol of one of my favorite main streets to visit!

By LoveMyMachines

16 LIKES | 1311 VIEWS

Bunnies Love Carrots

Using up scraps with this applique design from Fat Cat Patterns

By plquilter66

10 LIKES | 890 VIEWS

Hexi Gems for Katie

This quilt is for Katie, Kavan's girlfriend. It was a stretch for me to leave so much negative space. But, I'm glad I left the pattern alone and followed the original. I like it!

By MelissaAnn

8 LIKES | 1479 VIEWS

Baby Owls

This quilt was adapted from Baby Sails by Thankfully Sew found through the Missouri star quilt company applique tutorial.

By chughes

11 LIKES | 1588 VIEWS

Spring In Bloom

This was made from Brandywine Designs "Seasons of Love" book using Aunt Grace, Treasures from the Past, and Everything but the Kitchen Sink. I didn't do the quilting.

By stashhappy

18 LIKES | 2301 VIEWS

Posy Pots

I saw this quilt years...and years ago on Simply Quilts and knew I wanted to make it. I found the pattern in "Patchwork Picnic" by Suzette Halferty and Nancy Martin and started it in 2003. I finished piecing and appliqueing in 2004 but didn't finish the hand quilting until 2009. It's a happy quilt and I still love it.

By stashhappy

19 LIKES | 2400 VIEWS

Row by Row Alternative #2

I picked up this Row By Row kit in Morganton, NC. It's a quaint shop and lovely ladies hosting the event. I loved the watering can and flowers. It was the only vertical pattern I managed to pick up. I never really thought of adding it to a quilt, I wanted it to hang on my front door in the spring and summer months. It's the only kind of flowers I'll get to grow around here!

By KPH

8 LIKES | 866 VIEWS

Dresdan Square

When making the dresdan Square I used the scraps from the Dresdan and made an Orange peel border

By SmileforTony

4 LIKES | 915 VIEWS

Steampunk Imaginings

2024 Christmas gift for in laws who made Steam punk costumes for Halloween. The center is actually a silhouette created from a photo of them. Spoonflower was source of several of the fabrics.

By corgimagic

5 LIKES | 1248 VIEWS

Beach bag

I took a class on appliqué using scraps from my stash. The fish was my class project, and I combined it with a charm pack to make this quilted beach bag.

By Pointeofview

2 LIKES | 1426 VIEWS

Piggy Patches

Simple and colorful...my daughter loves pigs, so this is the quilt she received from me! The pattern originally had different farm animals on it and I just put different colored pigs on it with different button eyes.

By Lulu415

6 LIKES | 1552 VIEWS

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