QuiltsBy.me

This quilt was made using fabrics that captured the theme of the inside passage. The charm packs had salmon, bear, eagles, trees, everything that you'd see on a cruise to Alaska!

By Kimmy

10 LIKES | 1311 VIEWS

Charming Lonestar

Made this in a class a few years ago but just recently had it custom quilted. Quilting was done by Mary Landon and just love what she did. I made pillow shams with my leftover charm squares.

By Clewis

7 LIKES | 1433 VIEWS

Scrappy Wonderland

All kinds of scraps, over several years, paper-pieced into 5-inch pineapple/wild goose blocks. 6300 pieces. Zig-zag diamond layout.

By dzirin

53 LIKES | 2273 VIEWS

Home of the Brave

This is a Quilt of Valor top to be presented to my orthopedic surgeon in a future award ceremony. It is customized with the bones fabric and checkered fabric (like his checkered shirts) and uses the gorgeous "Home of the Brave" fabric panel created by Dan Morris

By LindaBlazek

2 LIKES | 1328 VIEWS

YMCA tee-shirts

My brother Joe was a YMCA camp counselor in the eighties. He saved his tee-shirts from those activities. Quilted by Top Quilters, trees and stars and moon.

By dzirin

5 LIKES | 1797 VIEWS

Home of the Brave

This is a Quilt of Valor top to be presented to my orthopedic surgeon in a future award ceremony. It is customized with the bones fabric and checkered fabric (like his checkered shirts) and uses the gorgeous "Home of the Brave" fabric panel created by Dan Morris

By LindaBlazek

4 LIKES | 1469 VIEWS

expanding block quilt

loved the color palet

By jnktaylor

7 LIKES | 1168 VIEWS

Disappearing Four Patch Star

Ever since completing other projects with the cut up piecework, I was looking for another variation. When Jennie Doan recently gave a summer workshop using her original Disappearing Four Patch pattern from Block Magazine and added star points, it piqued my interest. The oversized blocks eliminated the need for sashing strips. I decided to use a teal tonal print for the star. The possibilities for other block color combinations seemed endless. The participants in the workshop all had beautiful blocks to share. It was hard to decide which I liked best. I free motioned a floral design between the units and assorted straight line quilting in the borders on my domestic sewing machine. The quilt soon made it's way to a new home.

By JewelMagic

19 LIKES | 1985 VIEWS

Mini Periwinkle

There are 2700 pieces, not incliding, borders, backing and binding.

By Mariannerb

17 LIKES | 1629 VIEWS

QOV Three Tours

This quilt will be donated to the USS John R Craig Reunion

By joaneyg

27 LIKES | 1549 VIEWS

falling charms

I was making quilts for the nieces, nephews and little ones for friends and I haven't ever made anything for my father. so I took leftover charms and made the falling charms and the backing is gardening, what my father loves to do and the binding is nascar, what my father loves watching. he even got to do the nascar experience

By Cat5m

6 LIKES | 1339 VIEWS

One In The Pocket

My son loves to play a game of pool. When he was house hunting, the only requirement that he had was that the house needed a place for a pool table...preferably not in the dining room. The quilt I made for him has the numbered balls and cue sticks as the focus print. Jenny Doan's Missouri Quilt tutorial called Alter Ego -- a versatile combination of the hour glass and the scrappy four patch, turned out to be a good match. I used 5 inch squares for the four patch block and 10 inch squares for the hour glass block. For the border, I stitched a 3 inch patchwork. The backing fabric is a fleece in a similar focus fabric. After dividing the top into quadrants, I straight line quilted in each area. It was a fun project and came together a lot faster than I imagined....just in time for a break in a lively game of pool.

By JewelMagic

6 LIKES | 1851 VIEWS

Forest quilt for Macrea's wedding

My niece got engaged and I asked her Mom what ideas she had for a quilt. She told me that her daughter loved camping and outdoor pursuits(she loves to hunt with a gun and bow). I looked around and found this Trail Mix collection of fabric.

By Shasta

1 LIKES | 1685 VIEWS

Falling Charms Quilt

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By SUTHA

16 LIKES | 2120 VIEWS

Flower Patch Pansy

Who doesn't have a stack of leftover charm squares and strips from other projects? When I stumbled upon a television interview of Eleanor Burns with a group of women quilting in a log cabin, the pattern she used, Fabric Frenzy, caught my imagination. It was the first time I attempted a piecing technique she demonstrated. Having watched many of Jenny's videos, I feel they supported the completion of this project. I used my domestic machine to free motion stippling, flower and leaf designs. My sister-in-law now has the finished quilt gracing her living room couch where I found her black lab resting his head one afternoon :-)

By JewelMagic

10 LIKES | 1944 VIEWS

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