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- Total submissions: 31
- Total countries: 8
- Total provinces: 2
- Total states: 18
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A Kaffe Fassett Spring By: SusiQuilts, California, USA This quilt represents two firsts for me – a chevron quilt and Kaffe Fassett prints. It was fun! Quilt size: width: 46" height: 56" |
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Be Still My Heart By: FiberBabble, Washington, USA A BOM from Applewood Farm, this is hanging in my mom’s room at our house. The fabrics are all Rock Candy, a kinda mottled bunch with a shimmer that is reminiscent of Fairy Frost. The quilt told me how it wanted to be quilted before it was even finished! Quilt size: width: 36" height: 42" |
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Bee and Blossom By: Persimon Dreams, Wisconsin, USA Inspired by the final Project QUILTING Challenge of Season 4 – Hooray for Spring. When I think of spring I think of walking though my apple orchard, smelling the 20 acres of blossoms and hear the buzzing bees doing their work. Quilt size: width: 33" height: 32" |
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Crazy Spring Time Quilt By: Pam, Louisiana, USA The blocks in this quilt are crazy quilt blocks made from assorted scraps I had on hand. The sashing, border & back were chosen for their springtime look. The vine with leaves is appliqued. This lap quilt was my first attempt at FMQ on an actual quilt. It was given as a gift to my mother-in-law. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 60" |
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dainty dresden By: Sarah @ {no} hats, Indiana, USA When we found out one of my husband’s closest friends and his new bride were expecting a baby girl, I couldn’t help but spoil mama+baby with a splash (okay, flood) of pink. A simple dresden just seemed like a natural fit for this joyous occasion! Quilt size: width: 45" height: 60" |
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Easter Morning Table Runner By: Delia Hardcastle, United Arab Emirates Easter Morning Table Runner was inspired by the delightful bright central fabric with beautiful egg cups and surprise Easter bunnies scattered throughout. The spring flower border of pink and white blossoms sings a bright Happy Easter to all! Quilt size: width: 15" height: 36" |
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Fluttering Butterflies By: apple blossom, North Dakota, USA Springy Butterflies for my Senior Daughter Quilt size: width: 82" height: 88" |
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French Rose Buds By: Christa Quilts, Nevada, USA I am making this quilt for my new baby niece Katelyn. I sell kits for this quilt in my shop and have been wanting to have an excuse to make one for myself. I chose Kona solids in pastel colors for a fresh spring look. Now I can’t wait to quilt it! Quilt size: width: 36″" height: 43″" |
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Garden Flowers By: Carol, Illinois, USA This is the center block of a larger quilt but I only wanted to make the center. I machine appliqued and machine quilted it and then gave it to a friend. Someday I want to make another for myself. Quilt size: width: 18" height: 24" |
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Garden Time By: Jean, Ohio, USA This is my favorite pastime next to quilting. I especially like applique quilts and when I saw this in the Fons & Porter Quilting magazine, I not only liked the pattern, but the fabrics that it is made in as well. It was a fun quilt to machine quilt. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Hollyhocks By: Debra Reinert, Pennsylvania, USA I used a pattern called Hollyhocks & Hummers by Bee Creative Studios. It is raw edge applique with satin stitch edging. It is free motion quilted. Quilt size: width: 26" height: 41" |
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Ladybugs and Sunflowers By: Anita in Florida, Florida, USA Wendy ran a quilt along some time ago…I love DOTS…and had a bunch in my stash…I added the Sunflowers to the pattern…just because I love them! Quilt size: width: 41" height: 43" |
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Lonestar By: Penny, North Carolina, USA I did some free motion quilting in the center, then straight lines with my walking foot, then free motion quilting in the points and background, and back to my walking foot in the border. I really seem to love the clover stitching… Quilt size: width: 23" height: 23" |
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Mini spring time rug By: Kerri Hunter, Australia This is my spring mini swap quilt that I made for my mystery person, I think it speaks spring with the colorful pot and flowers just bursting. Quilt size: width: 26" height: 29" |
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Mom’s Lilac Diamond Quilt By: Jessica Pyykkonen, Missouri, USA Made using 5.5 inch HSTs of Joel Dewberry’s Aviary 2 in Lilac. Made it for my mom. Machine quilted, following the seams outlining the diamond design. Quilt size: width: 70" height: 90" |
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Nosegay Journey By: Mary, California, USA This was a quilt that I hand pieced as we traveled on our many road trips with fabrics from my grandmother’s stash. It was then hand quilted by an Amish neighbor from the town my family is from. Quilt size: width: 72" height: 96" |
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Periwinkle Dreams By: Rita McCart, Missouri, USA When I saw the little girlie bugs on this fabric it begged me to make a nice light spring blanket for my new granddaughter. I found an old Periwinkle block and made my own templates. No paper piecing just templates that I made. This is my first try at prairie points and periwinkles. :) Quilt size: width: 38" height: 46" |
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Preparing the Nest By: Carlotta Jean, Kansas, USA English Paper Piecing hexies and sewing them by hand was so nice to be able to do on the go. The hexagons are scrappy spring fabrics. Applique and machine embroidery were other techniques used. Quilting is a large zig zag both horizontal and vertical – inspired by Norma Jean at Crazy Mom Quilts. Quilt size: width: 51" height: 37" |
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Rooms for Rent By: Heather Ferris, British Columbia, Canada This is a work in progress. Made from a Pat Sloan & Co pattern designed by Ann Weber. Just getting ready to quilt it. Quilt size: width: 34" height: 37" |
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Rosy Outlook By: Karen Howes, Ontario, Canada This was my Paint Pot Challenge entry. I pulled a paint chip from a tin and the colour had to be prominently featured in the quilt. The name of the quilt was the colour of the chip. I love Spring because that is when the migratory birds come through. Rosy Outlook says the warblers are on their way! Quilt size: width: 14" height: 17" |
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Spring is coming By: Nesta, Italy I made this quilt after following courses by Francesca Miglierina and Roberta Sperandio. I liked the butterfly technique so much, I invented the flower. Spring is coming… at last! Quilt size: width: 37,4" height: 11,8" |
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Spring runner By: Michelle Irving, Australia Leftover applique block from a larger quilt that I turned into a co-ordinating tablerunner Quilt size: width: 23" height: 16" |
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spring stained glass By: barbara corbitt, Kentucky, USA I have always been drawn to stained glass. My daughter made me one to hang in my window before she passed away. So this is in memory of her. And the renewal of spring and bright colors in flowers, fabrics, nature. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 72" |
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spring takes wing By: Glenda Penner, British Columbia, Canada Original design-Created for a guild challenge. We could use only black and white and one color. I was given yellow, and instantly thought of goldfinch and butterflies. I like the contrast of black and white sheep with the pop of color. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 16" |
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Spring: Aviv! By: Debbie, Israel Aviv is the Hebrew word for Spring. This quilt was made for an exhibit at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens several years ago. It’s three dimensional, with the Timtex filled flowers, grass and butterflies appliqued on a pieced background. Quilt size: width: 41" height: 41" |
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Springtime Mystery By: Carol in Indy, Indiana, USA This was a mystery quilt done by my guild in 2007. It was my second mystery quilt and I love the bright colors. Quilt size: width: 41" height: 43" |
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Sunshine By: Turid Bakken, Norway This quilt reminds me of springtime. The sun this time of the year is important, especially in Norway with little or even no sun in the winter in parts of the country. Made from yellow and orange scraps and denim. Quilted by Janne Grethe Torsvik. Quilt size: width: 62" height: 80" |
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Twitterpated By: Pamela Scoville, New Jersey, USA Twitterpated is a scrap quilt with wool batting and a linen backing. It will replace my old bed quilt that sunlight and cats have managed to make look pretty shabby. Cheryl Winslow quilted it for me and this picture was taken right after I picked it up. It will be bound in prairie points. Quilt size: width: 93" height: 103" |
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Welcome to spring By: Jenny in NZ, New Zealand OLE, spring has arrived in both fabric and the celebration of spring. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 30" |
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Woodland Critters Baby Quilt By: Quilting Babcia, Oregon, USA Made with a sweet vintage woodland animal fabric from my stash. Block border and backing also vintage fabrics. Free motion quilted. A donation quilt. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 38" |
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You are a Seed By: KrisTMJ, Nebraska, USA This quilt is made with a Cori Dantini panel that I was hoarding because I love her work so much. Around the panel I tried my hand at one block wonder blocks. I wanted to do some free-from trellis quilting through the flowers, use a filler and echo quilting. I did fused and regular applique also. Quilt size: width: 32.5" height: 32.5" |
I love the forsythia flowers…bright yellow!!
thanks for chance to win
Snap dragon
I would have to say Daffadils are my favorite, very first sign of spring here and so bright and cheery!
Daffodils. Again it was hard to choose just 4.
Beautiful quilts everyone!
awesome quilts :)
My favorite springtime flower is the rose
My favorite springflower is wild growing blue anemone. they were my childhood’s flower!
I love all the spring flowers, but the crocus is at the top of the list. They’re the first brave little plants to poke their heads out of the ground and tell me that winter is finally over.
I love the daffodils that arrive first up here in northern Michigan. In May we get the trilliums – my next favorite!
My favorite Springtime flower are daffodills.
My favorite spring flower is daffodil. I hope to start a wall quilt of three next week.
ik hou van witte hyacinten
Love tulips and all their many forms and colors! However, they don’t grow here in southern Mississippi…so sad.
Tulips and daffodils, actually, all bulb flowers.
I Love tulips because when i see them poking through the ground i know spring is here! We still have about two feet of snow on the ground. ugh:(
Red tulips are my favorites
lilacs, love their fragrance
I love the daffodils
Tulips! All colors, plain and fancy. Love them and thanks for asking!
~Christina in Cleveland
I love lilacs and irises! Growing up we called Iris’s “flags”.
African violets are a family favorite.. Not sure whether they are spring though!
My favorite springtime flower is the Daffodil. Hugs
Daffodils….when their yellow heads peak out of the ground it tells me spring is on the way. What a wonderful way to alert us that we have survived another winter!
My faves are crocus and tulips :)
Tulips are my favorite. I planted so many bulbs last year and now I’m watching fat little rabbits jumping for joy. Who knew they would eat the middle of the growing plants. uuugghhh.
Daffodils have always been my favorite.
I have to vote for the fragrant lilac.
Daffodils and forsinthia are my favorite. They are the first to bloom and tell warmer weathe is coming:)
Hyacinths, they smell almost as good as lillac. :)
Daffodils
My favorite spring flower is the trillium. They grow wild in cool shady woodland areas, and are beautiful.
Gardenias
Spring flowers seem brighter and more fragrant than at any other time of year. My favorite spring flower is the daffodil with its sweetly bitter scent.
love the hollyhocks, so pretty
Pink roses.
I love Roses. I plant a new one each year in honor of my late son’s birthday .
WoW! Gorgeous quilts entered! I love Forget Me Nots, beautiful flowers.
Thank you for a neat giveaway and a chance to win.
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I love what ever is blooming!! Especially ones that attract butterflies!
Favorite spring flower is honeysuckle. The scent is heaven!
Wisteria!
My favorite spring flower is the Lilac which I don’t see in GA very much. In GA it is the wisteria when it goes into bloom.
Daffodil AKA Jonquil
My favorite is the Crazy Spring Time Quilt! :)
My favorite springtime flower is a Sparaxis. They make me think of my Grandmother’s garden when I was little, she had them everywhere!
Marigolds! They are hardy (I live in the desert), cheerful and come in various colors and sizes.
Loved looking at the quilts.
Purple Bearded Irises are the first flowers that come to mind for me. I guess i should quilt me a lasting bouquet.
Lilacs are my favorite sine moving to New Hampshire
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My favourite are daffodils.
Tulips are my favorite. Thanks for the chance to win.