QuiltsBy.me

I was asked in Jan of last year to make a quilt for a grandson and then asked for one for my other grandson and his sister! Not any quilts, but T-shirt quilts! Never had made before, so bought 3 books to help. They did but, none showed football pants, scout scarves, baby shirts or badge sashes. Each had a challenge! I finished the last of 3 one week before Christmas and gave as presents. I did all- pieced and quilted! This was my 3rd t-shirt quilt and was made for my grandson Ben!

By grannyfran

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1st t-shirt quilt

This is the 1st t-shirt quilt that I made. The Football pants in the middle was my challenge. My Grandson James, the quilt recipient is shown with the quilt!

By grannyfran

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Wonky rainbow

We bought a house this summer and immediately signed a contract to gut and renovate it. The project took much longer than expected and my family and I moved into a construction zone. We all slept together in the floor in the partially finished basement and "lived" on the small sun porch. We finally moved in Christmas Eve! What a gift. Needless to say, it was an adventure- and nothing was going to stop me from sewing! This is the quilt I made sitting in a tiny space on the floor and using a TV tray to set up my machine. My daughter wanted rainbows and stars for her bedroom. At 6, she is her own, unique person. I call her my ninja princess. The "wonky star" is perfect for her. (Although, when I presented it to her she said, "Mommy, I like it, but I REALLY like FLOWERS!" Guess that means I get to make another quilt! :) I finally quilted it in our new kitchen on the big, built in table. What a crazy memory I have of the time spent living so closely with my family.

By Sarahz

18 LIKES | 1174 VIEWS

Block of the Month on Craftsy

I love strip quilts, They are fun and fast.

By Ann

17 LIKES | 1813 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 | 1247 VIEWS

Color Confusion

I showed my daughter the fabrics I bought for this quilt for my son and she pointed out that, because of his color confusion issues, he probably wouldn't be able to see the design! So I ended up exchanging many text messages with my other son, who has the same eye problem and we finally hit upon the best arrangement of fabrics so he could see the design. With that in mind, I bought a whimsical backing that he could see and appreciate!

By DorothyB

12 LIKES | 1348 VIEWS

Black and White with a Splash of Teal

I made this quilt for my cousin to match her bedroom color scheme and favorite colors. I used a Fons and Porters pattern I found on their website and I did it all by hand with quilting done in diagonal lines across the whole quilt. Completed in July 2015. I gave it to her for Christmas.

By Phantom-Rose

4 LIKES | 1096 VIEWS

Broken Bars

I loved that tutorial but didnt like the fabrics I picked. So, I gifted the quilt for Christmas to a friend who loved it.

By innerpeace1081

6 LIKES | 888 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 | 1747 VIEWS

Minnie

I made this for youngest brother, Evan. He was working on Tarantino's movie, The Hateful Eight, while I was making it. The only building in the set was Minnie's log cabin, so I thought this curved log cabin pattern was perfect. I used many Parson Gray lines combined and an Essex Linen background. I enlarged the pattern considerably. I'm happy with the quilt and would make it again.

By MelissaAnn

9 LIKES | 1367 VIEWS

Going Against the Flow

Started out as a chevron pattern, but changed it up a bit- my granddaughter found the pattern right away!!

By sunisarg

2 LIKES | 921 VIEWS

Cabin In The Woods

I just had to do a bit of scrap busting so I decided on this paper piecing project of trees and log cabin blocks.

By FrugalQuilter

24 LIKES | 1670 VIEWS

Kate 12/2015

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By Mariannerb

5 LIKES | 1570 VIEWS

Colorado Christmas

I finally made a quilt for myself! I used yardage from my stash to create a quilt for Christmas.

By Studio3D

3 LIKES | 926 VIEWS

My Purple Dreamland

I decided to make this quilt from a picture, a nine patch quilt. I started making this quilt before watching tutorials, before buying patterns, before knowing about another world out there, the Quilting World. After my first Quilting Exhibit, I was hooked. I started researching. This quilt started as a Quilt-As-You-Go and I finished it as a Fun and Done. Tonight I get to sleep under my Purple Heaven for the first time. I can not believe how accomplished I feel at this moment. This has been the best lessons that I have learned in a long time and I am having fun. I know I am not done because I am planning a quilt for my son, Wonky Window. Also If I have time I want to make another quilt for my nephew and his bride, Goodnight Irene. I am addicted to the creative process. I can't wait to see what I can make next.

By MegaPurplette

48 LIKES | 2670 VIEWS

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