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- Total submissions: 34
- Total countries: 6
- Total provinces: 2
- Total states: 14
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A Valentine Mystery By: Barb@Witsend, Ontario, Canada This is my first time doing a Mystery quilt class. I chose Valentine’s themed fabric. When I finished it I was very happy with the result. I quilted a lattice effect in the squares and my first ever feathers in all the white fabric. Happy Valentine’s Day! Quilt size: width: 51" height: 63" |
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Baby’s First Valentine By: Baby’s First Valentine, Texas, USA Rag quilt hearts and a hand appliqued center heart. Made in 2 shades of solid color pink flannel along with a brown print fabric of peas in a pod design with the words sweet pea throughout on a light pink background. The quilt is finished off with a traditional quilt binding. My own design. Quilt size: width: 45" height: 45" |
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Big Love By: Mary Schuberg, California, USA This was a quilt that I made and donated for a dinner dance auction. It was quit a hit and the pattern is Summer Love at the Moda Bake Shop. Quilt size: width: 57" height: 50" |
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Dream Date / Dream Fabric By: Claire Witherspoon, California, USA I made this quilt about 15 V-day’s ago for my husband. I love the novelty fabric, it feels nostalgic and satirical at the same time. I got about half the blocks in a swap which also made it fun! Quilt size: width: 54″" height: 54″" |
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Grandchildren’s Hands By: Amy @ Sew Incredibly Crazy, Colorado, USA I wanted to make a special wall hanging for some great people I know. Who happen to be grandparents. I gathered up their grandchildren’s hand prints and their signatures and came up with this one of a kind quilt. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 50" |
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Heart Garden quilt By: LillyTheOwl, Russian Federation Heart Garden quilt was designed, pieced and quilted by me. The fabric line by Robin Zingone named Heart Garden was used for the quilt. Partly I was inspired by the fabric design, and partly by Jaybird Quilts’ borderless, large scaled works. Quilt size: width: 59" height: 83" |
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Heart of Love By: Jenelle Boxberger, Kansas, USA The heart is appliqued with a blanket stitch. The word “Love” with the curls is machine embroidery. I echo quilted around the heart and below the word I just did small scroll with circles. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Heart’s & Ivy By: Cleary Kipe, Florida, USA This is a mini quilt I made to hang on my wall in February, It was made from a kit I got from a Secret Stitcher Swap. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Hearts By: jinglebell440, Kansas, USA This quilt was made to remember all types of cancer. It was presented to the radiology department of my local cancer center after my last treatment in 2009. Quilt size: width: 54" height: 68" |
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Hearts and Nine By: Debbie Collins, Ontario, Canada A combination of hearts and nine patch. My first attempt at both so I decided to make a valentine quilt. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Hearts for Basketeers By: Tell Tale Threads, Ontario, Canada This quilt was donated to Basketeers, an organization that assists women in new beginnings as they leave a woman’s shelter. With only a little adaption at the left and right corners of the heart, all are HST blocks (6”x6” with 2” squares). To my surprise, the HST border fitted perfectly. Quilt size: width: 72" height: 60" |
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Hearts Galore (Heather Pearson) By: Heather Pearson, Ontario, Canada I took a saturday morning class at my local shop. Each month we learned a new applique technique. We then had to finish our practise heart before the next month’s lesson. Quilt size: width: 29" height: 29" |
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Hearts Galore (tvbleak) By: tvbleak, Massachusetts, USA This quilt hangs on my front door wishing all my neighbors a Happy Valentine’s Day. After moving from a house to an apartment, I missed decorating outside my front door with bright, colorful flags. Thus began the making of door quilts for the holidays and/or the seasons, for all to enjoy. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 36" |
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Hearts with Love By: Linda, New Mexico, USA The appliqued hearts have tatted edgings, and tatted hearts attached to the wall hanging. One of the hearts is made with silk ribbon flowers and beads, another one with satin stitch and silk ribbon leaves. I used only ¼ of the pattern with some of my own ideas. Quilt size: width: 17" height: 17" |
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Hidden Nines By: Diane U., Ontario, Canada Hidden Nines Valentines quilt donated to the local High School Silent Auction in 2011. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 56" |
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Homespun Hearts By: Nann Hilyard, Illinois, USA I needed to make a Valentine quilt for a charity auction. This pattern was perfect! Made in three days, from cutting to binding, and all from my homespun stash. Pattern by Smith & Milligan. Quilt size: width: 64" height: 72" |
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In my heart By: ZSuzsa Benko, Hungary I sewed it for my husband. Quilt size: width: 18" height: 18" |
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LOVE (Kaaren Biggs) By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada A local quilt shop ran the Party With Patrick series a couple of years ago – a fun and quick project because I love satin-stitch machine applique! This one stays up for the month of February and on the first of every month I put up the appropriate hanging. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 16" |
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Love (Susan Arnold) By: Susan Arnold, California, USA I won the center heart panel in a raffle basket last month, but wanted it a bit bigger. So, I added a piano key border, then outline quilted the scrolls and hearts. Quilt size: width: 26" height: 34" |
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LOVE Letters Mini Quilt By: Julie Cefalu, California, USA I wanted something small that I could feature on my blog and write a tutorial on it. I added some jumbo ric rak to give it a little more jazz and I’m really happy with the way it turned out. Sweet and easy! Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Love You By: Nancy Myers, Michigan, USA My daughter was in college and I wanted to make something for her to decorate her dorm for the holiday. I used scraps and appliqued the cutout hearts. I did the quilting of the layers myself. So many people liked it and said I should write a pattern that I did. Quilt size: width: 32" height: 32" |
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Love you Hillary By: Rebbecca Brown, Utah, USA I made this for my only daughter Hillary. It is a combination Valentine and Birthday gift. Different materials were used for the hearts and then the hearts were machine appliqued in each block. The stitch in the ditch around each block and the quilting around the outer border were hand stitched. Quilt size: width: 28.5" height: 29.5" |
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Polka Dot Passion By: Gail Straka, Arizona, USA Three machine embroidered hearts on scrappy pieced backgrounds. These are surrounded by lots of polka dots. Quilt size: width: 13" height: 35" |
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Red Hots By: Debbie, South Carolina, USA I made this for the Hugs and Kisses blog hop. Named for the cinnamon candy hearts that I gave my husband for our first Valentine’s Day. The hearts are layered applique done by machine with a little feather quilting. Quilt size: width: 25" height: 30" |
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String Hearts By: Elizabeth, South Carolina, USA I had a huge pile of strings and found a free pattern for the string hearts. Quilt size: width: 52" height: 58" |
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Sweethearts By: Lee, Alberta, Canada Inspired by a quilt I saw in a magazine. Various hearts appliquéd, or embroider onto red and white blocks. Quilt size: width: 44" height: 56" |
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Texting from the Heart By: Bungalow Bay Quilts, Ontario, Canada Made for a Project Quilting challenge, this little quilt features machine appliqued hearts atop a pieced patchwork ground. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 26" |
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Tilde’s Summer Scrap Challenge By: Elly Dunbar, United Kingdom Tilde challenged the members on Yahoo group Wiproducers to make a quilt from our scraps. This is what I made with some of mine. Quilt size: width: 26" height: 26" |
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True love never dies By: Crystal Mills, Maine, USA I have had many kitties over the years i hope to be reunited with someday. Surely there must be cats in heaven!. I used a pattern(1950’s) of an angel holding a star, changed it to give her an angel Kitty and made it a small wallhanging. Quilt size: width: 6.5" height: 16" |
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Valentine for Mom By: Lynn Provencher, Florida, USA I made the Dresden plate when designing a sampler quilt for my Mom & Dad after they’d moved to Florida. The quilt never did get done – found the english paper pieced Dresden – appliqued it in place on pink, along with a heart and a silk ribbon flower sprig. Added some ribbon,lace and borders. Quilt size: width: 15.5" height: 15.5" |
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Valentine’s Hearts By: Shape Moth, Germany It’s a 12″ paper pieced block made based on my latest PP pattern Valentine’s Hearts. It will become a pillow for somebody very special. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Wedded Bliss By: Pam Geisel, Ohio, USA Brandi wanted a wall hanging quilt from her wedding dress, a bridesmaid’s dress and the flower girl’s dress. Since she got married near Valentine’s Day, the bridesmaids wore red. Quilt size: width: 58" height: 58" |
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Wedding Hearts By: Judy Stone, Michigan, USA This quilt was made for my Granddaughter Amanda and her husband Tim who were married recently. The heart block was designed by my friend Lisa and I designed the quilt based on that block. My friend Cathy quilted it on her Statler. Quilt size: width: 54" height: 74" |
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Welcome Daughter! By: Modern Tradition Quilts, Utah, USA This quilt’s pattern is from the Leisure Arts publication “Floral Quilts from Grandma’s Cupboard”. I added the piano keys border and outer scalloped border. I also changed the pattern to make each heart a 3-D puffy heart. I made each into a minature pillow and sewed them to the top for baby’s fi Quilt size: width: 70" height: 80" |
I would have to make something scrappy. He is the kind that you use up what you have. He totally does NOT understand my having a stash. lol
I would make a red and pink lap quilt.
I did make my daughter a beautiful mug rug, with heart fabric and strips that matched the fabric. She loves hearts!!
lovely quilts
I would make a red and white cuddle quilt for future great grandchild!
I love them all, but I voted for Red Hots because the design, the colors, and the beautiful quilting all came together so perfectly to express love.
I would rebuild/redecorate our master bedroom/bathroom , so we can enjoy being in the room and not bump into one another
I would make something for me…just not sure what yet. Thanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com
I would make him a red velvet cake!
my special someone, my husband of five years, would receive a mug rug in the shape of a heart. my favorite time of day is the hour of a quiet cup of tea we have together most evenings <3
I would make a red, heart-shaped twister wall-hanging. Love that twister method.
I would have to make three quilts – one for my husband and one each for my daughters as they are all “special someone’s to me”.
I did make my sweetie something for Valentines day. A Round drawstring bag to store his camping sleeping bag. No it wasn’t pink or red, I think he would have frowned upon that! Next year I’d like to make him a Pennsylvania Dutch Quilt since he’s from Pennsylvania. Good luck to all that entered this week!
I would love to make ait for my parner, I made him a waist coat in all the colours that will show to everybody how a fantastic guy he is and that the warmth of his haert would be visible on the outside.
Beautyful Quilts, Thank you…
Ha sido difícil escoger los que más me gustan, son todos muy bonitos, quizá mi próximo trabajos lleve corazones rojos.
saludos
ana-ane
Beautiful quilts.I`d love to make a beautiful quilt for me.Thanks!!
I would make a baby quilt with lots of pink hearts for my friend’s new granddaughter.
Love the reds and pinks and white combos. A little centre piece to add some colour is always nice.
It would be a quilt with a flannel back. He likes to wrap himself in a quilt.
I would make something mono-chromatic, but using all different fabrics…and I think I’d start with a table runner!
I would make a quilt for my new granddaughter! Really girlly!
I would love to be able to make him a pair of v-Day pajama pants. He wears them a lot in the winter because he works outdoors in the frigid temps and is always cold when he gets home.
I would make a rad red, white, and pimk quilt with love saysing in redwork with paper-pieced blocks with embellishments.
I would make a quilt for my granddaughter, due in May! Thank you for the awesome giveaway!
I would make my husband a heart inspired flannel quilt. He loves to snuggle under a flannel quilt when he takes a nap.
A quilt with lots of Hearts for my grand baby who is one year old today!!!!!!!
A lovely lap is what I would make. Lots of great heart quilt ! Thanks for the chance,
I would live to learn to make custom dress shirts. He would love that. He has plenty of quilts, mug rugs, and other quilty things, he gets all my practice stuff :)
Beautiful quilts! You can never go wrong with reds/pinks/creams/whites together.
I would love to make a great BIG hug (if that is possible) for my husband, children, their partners (and of course my grandson). They are all the loves of my life and I would not be who I am without them all
i’d love to make a pretty valentine’s dress for my daughter, but i’m still new to garment sewing! maybe next year!
If I could make anything. I would love to be abale to paint a picture of a tree of life but be abel to put little hearts different shades of reds, pinks & burgandy on the little curly swirly branches. well I cannot paint or draw at all. SO I guess I can’t make this in reality but I think it would be beautiful to present to my husband as a token of my undieing and neverending love. conn_and_vans_mom(at)yahoo(dot)com
I would have to cut hearts from NASCAR fabrics if I was making something for my special someone. ;-) The way to a man’s stomach is not necessarily food when it’s NASCAR season. LOL!
I’ve been yearning to make a sweet little wall hanging for Valentine Day — thanks for the contest and love the quilts…
Karen
The Red Hots quilt was awesome…Just totally beautiful
I forgot to leave my e-mail
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I would make a Bible block quilt for my minister.
I made a wall hanging . filled with red!!!!!
I would make a lap quilt for my granddaughter who I am raising! Late 50’s and mom again to a 7 year old, it’s awesome
A heart quilt. My husband of 43 years is a heart transplant recipient and has been given the gift of 4 extra years at this time-hopefully many more.
My hubby wants me to make him a quilt with the “Card Trick” block… that was the first block I did last year from my LQS Sampler BOM club, and it has been his favorite of all the ones I did last year… I already have the fabric, but just have to get started on it! Too many projects, I guess…..
I would make him a heart shape mug rug :)
My husband’s favourite colour is red so a red and white quilt would be perfect – any heart motif would have to be very subtle though!! I would include it on the label definitely. We don’t usually celebrate Valentine’s Day. We believe that love is expressed in the daily little things and not one big grand gesture once a year. But it’s still good to have a celebration of loving one another!
I would like to make a crazy quilt with hearts within the patches and lots of embellishments.
Would love to do matching heart mug rugs to drink morning coffee together.
I would make a red and white lap quilt.
All the quilts are so lovely. I love spending time with my Valentine.
Barb@Witsend
I would make a bed runner for a little old Granny who can’t keep her feet warm!!!
I don’t have a partner, but my grown daughter would like a cuddle heart pillow.