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Peggy's Quilt #4 - Simon's Halloween Quilt

This is my fourth quilt. My son and daughter-in-law moved to California and took my 2 grandkids with them. ;{ So I made them each a Halloween Quilt. This one is for 6-year-old Simon. The machine piecing on this one didn't take long (May 18-21, 2015), using the MSQC Four Patch Frenzy tutorial. The fabric is Cheeky Pumpkins by DT-K Signature (1 layer cake) plus half of one black jelly roll and half of one white jelly roll. The back is orange flannel. It was long arm free-motion quilted by Lyn Durbin at Camlyn Quilts. Lyn put spider webs in the corners as well as Simon's name and 2015. I love quilting! Peggy

By Bothtwins

23 LIKES | 4426 VIEWS

Yoga Bag

Loved this fabric and love yoga...it was meant to be! OMMMM

By Cary

4 LIKES | 1217 VIEWS

Pinwheel quilt in blues and greens

After this is quilted it will go to the dialysis center donated in my Moms name who passed away after five years on dialysis.

By Krissy

8 LIKES | 917 VIEWS

Picket fence quilt

This quilt is a Thimbleberries pattern. I love the contrast of blues and greens together so it was right up my alley. I mailed it off to long arm quilter who never received it. I had given up on ever getting it back and around 10 months later it was found and returned to me. I think I will drive it to her this time!

By Krissy

7 LIKES | 922 VIEWS

Pinwheel Quilt

I am a little reluctant to post this quilt as it does not photograph well. The colors are much more vibrant. I had fun making it for my friends daughter who is crazy about purple and green.

By Krissy

9 LIKES | 985 VIEWS

Bright Twin Quilts

A friend of mine is having twin boys and I wanted to make quilts that will match their nursery. I used the Yellow Brick Road fat quarter pattern. I can't wait to give them to her!

By jingerick

7 LIKES | 1025 VIEWS

Zipper Quilt

A friend's youngest son had been sick from being cold last winter and he did not have a warm blanket. there were a few things he liked, red, pokemon and the dallas cowboys.

4 LIKES | 962 VIEWS

Tea towel aprons

3 LIKES | 1339 VIEWS

Made this for a baby shower gift for a co-worker. Used the Shannon Cuddle kit. It was a bit challenging with the slippery cuddle cloth, especially with the binding.

By Quilter2015

7 LIKES | 1177 VIEWS

Christmas placemats

Christmas placemats for my daughter.

By JoanPM

7 LIKES | 1324 VIEWS

A Wonky Star for Chelsea

This is a wedding quilt for a friend of my youngest daughter, Chelsea. Holly was one of her bridesmaids and I decided to make her a quilt. I wanted something quick and cute, so I used the Wonky Star pattern and some Cotton + Steel fabric. I used the Big Wonky Star pattern from Block Magazine, Fall Volume 1, issue 5.

By Shasta

6 LIKES | 1416 VIEWS

Home is Where the Haunt is

I made this quilt for my daughter in law who love Halloween. When I saw that MSQC was doing it as a block of the month, I had to do it.

By novicequilter

11 LIKES | 1731 VIEWS

Baby Girl Disappearing Hourglass

I love the disappearing hourglass tutorial and feel it is very sweet in this floral flannel. The quilt was made for my great niece Margot. I had a collection of flannel fat quarters and some yardage in my stash that was fun to use.

By MyFabricStash

3 LIKES | 1041 VIEWS

Peggy's Quilt #2 - Card Trick

This is my second quilt. It's my 'practice quilt' because I was using "Quilter's Academy - Sophomore Year" by Harriet Hargrave and Carrie Hargrave, to try out piecing techniques (side set triangles, card trick blocks, etc.) using leftover Civil War reproduction fabric from my first quilt. The quilt top was machine-pieced in February and March 2015, using the Card Trick block (Class 240, page 51). For the backside of this lap quilt, I also used leftover Civil War reproduction fabric and sewed together various practice paper-pieced blocks. The finished size is 43"x57". Lyn Durbin of Camlyn Quilts did the long arm free-motion quilting. I love quilting! Peggy

By Bothtwins

18 LIKES | 1829 VIEWS

Hearts Repaired and Replaced

This quilt is for a benefit in our community in September. A young woman named Kim was born with heart issues and has had many surgeries in her young life. Now in her twenties she needed a heart transplant and was blessed to receive the new heart this year. The quilt is adapted from a quilt as you go design but I made the top and quilted it as a full quilt. The blocks were made in pairs then slashed and sewn together to create the light and dark as well as the repaired hearts. The back is piece using a zipper from the MSQC tutorial Zipper Quilt. Love the zipper to add interest to the back of the quilt and use up some of the scraps.

By MyFabricStash

8 LIKES | 1178 VIEWS

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