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- Total submissions: 32
- Total countries: 10
- Total provinces: 3
- Total states: 15
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All Seasons Basket – Christmas By: Pamela Boatright, Oregon, USA This was made as a shop sample to promote my pattern. I finally got around to quilting it this fall – but had a hard time deciding on design, thread. Finally just started quilting and am delighted with the results! I used some poly threads, rayon, and cotton. Quilted on my Juki TL98E. Quilt size: width: 45" height: 45" |
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Appalachian Spring~To God Be The Glory By: Lavinia Sala, Arizona, USA Spring is my favorite season, when everything bursts out in God’s glory. For 30 years I could not do hand applique, and made up my mind to do it or else. The design is by Theresa Field of Ft. Pierce, FL. and machine quilted by Donna Patrick of Mount Carmel, Tennessee, an absolutely stunning job. Quilt size: width: 104" height: 104" |
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Block of the Month Batiks By: Mary Beth Frewin, New York, USA This quilt was a block of the month at my local quilt store. I paid $5 for the first block, finished it in the month then got the next for free, It took me 8 more years to finally put it together. My sister-in-law, Christine Scholz, who has a long arm quilting business, quilted it freehand. Quilt size: width: 66" height: 66" |
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Christmas Dresden Plate By: CathyC (aka CrafteeCC), Australia This was my first attempt at a Dresden Plate and ended up being a tablerunner for a Christmas In July Swap. The quilting echoed the blades of the Dresden Plate. Quilt size: width: 13" height: 10" |
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Colours By: Maria, Germany Background quilt: Linen, PaintSticks, FMQ Quilt size: width: 15" height: 26" |
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Feathered Crosshatch Charity Quilt By: Kathy S., Ohio, USA This is a charity quilt for my local quilt guild. It sold in a silent auction for Autism awareness. Quilt size: width: 45" height: 79" |
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Fiorabella By: Sally Gould wright, California, USA My SAQABenefit auction quilt a couple of years ago! this little quilt features a flower painted with Tsukineko inks and then thread painted and quilted. 100 wt YLI silk thread was used throuought. I used many of the free motion quiltingtechniques learned in a class with the wonderful Diane Gaudynski Quilt size: width: 12" height: 12" |
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Hexagons By: Kelliebelle, Australia Made for Kay who was helped me while I coped with my husbands cancer followed by my total knee replacement. Both successful so far. The quilt is all hand done has almost 370 hexagons and took over 600 hours to complete. Kay is very special to us both Quilt size: width: 114" height: 104" |
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Just doodling By: Rosalind Pollock, United Kingdom This is literally a quilt worked out from a doodle! It is a wholecloth and any colour is just thread. Quilt size: width: 83" height: 39" |
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Kid’s drawing baby quilt By: 3patch, Bulgaria I have to design a baby (kid) quilt for the first baby of an artistic family. So I have sewn this quilt and love the result. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 45" |
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Linen Doily …. By: Fiona from BubzRugz, Australia This is a mini quilt using an old linen handsewn doily. I laid it on linen, then wadding and backing. A lot of stitching around the edges of the embroideries and then quilted tiny feathers and patterns…. the piece showing in the picture is about 5″ square and the quilting took over 18 hours. Quilt size: width: 13" height: 13" |
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Loopy Knots By: Eileen, Minnesota, USA I made this tablerunner as a gift, and went on to write the pattern for it (my 1st!). This is actually the back of the quilt, the quilting shows up much better here. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 14" |
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Maggie’s flowers By: Elna Munro, South Africa It ws just a lovely pattern that I wanted to do Quilt size: width: 62" height: 65" |
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Marcia’s Barn Quilt By: Marcia, Wisconsin, USA I created this quilt for a Project Quilting Challenge in 2012. I used 4 photos of barns & windmills & based my project on a combination of them. Raw edge applique’ with thread painting on the barn quilt. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 25" |
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Moose Madness By: Beret Nelson, Alaska, USA This is the back of the sample quilt for a new pattern by my local quilt shop. I did not make the quilt, I just did the quilting. It ended up getting another backing over this muslin layer, if I had known how fun it was going to look on the back, I would have done a regular backing and left it :-) Quilt size: width: 40" height: 25" |
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Oriental expressions By: Jenny in NZ, New Zealand Custom quilted for me by John Nielsen, an extremely talented NZ long arm quilter in a mix of gold and silver metallic threads. I feel John did the most beautiful quilting in total sympathy with my quilt and take this opportunity to show his work and thank him once again. Quilt size: width: 86" height: 86" |
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Pastel Whirlygigs By: Irene de Aragon, Guatemala A quilt made for Jan Pol, a grand nephew who was born two months ago. This photo is from the back side of the quilt, because the quilting shows off in better way from this side. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Pick Up Sticks By: Diane U., Ontario, Canada Quilted on a long arm machine – beautiful swirls. Quilt size: width: 64" height: 74" |
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Potpourri By: Debbie, South Carolina, USA Quarter log cabin blocks are used to create a faux braid design. The diagonal layout was a perfect place to fill with long sweeps of feathers. Waves of feather plumes were stitched in the border too. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 62" |
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Red and Green Traditional Applique By: Karen, Arkansas, USA a traditional style applique and red and green . The blocks are from two different books the setting and most of the blocks are from a book by Jeanna Kimball. This quilt has been 2 years in the making and I am half way done with hand quilting. The applique is needle turn. Quilt size: width: 100" height: 100" |
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Red, White, and Blue for Christopher By: Tammy Pettus, Alabama, USA This quilt is made from my Daddy’s shirts, he passed away in November of 2010. I am making all of his grandkids a quilt. This quilt is for my oldest nephew. It is machine pieced and hand quilted. It took me exactly three months to complete this quilt. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 63" |
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Rose Quilt By: CattleKate, Utah, USA “Rose Quilt” using the Stix Strips pattern. I made this quilt using various rose and flower patterns, then quilted it with a rose in each block and a vine of roses in the boarders. Quilt size: width: 100" height: 110" |
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Salt Water Bargello By: MC, Alberta, Canada A modern bargello quilt for a a graduation present. Each octopus and flower are separately outlined with matching thread, and the background is filled in with a boxy design in black for texture. Quilt size: width: 72" height: 90" |
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Scrap Happy By: Becca, Maryland, USA This is just one look at a quilt made up of scraps from years and years of quilt-making. Every block in the quilt was pieced together from orphan blocks and leftovers. The binding came from the leftover bin and the back was pieced, too. The quilting was meant to be as random as the piecing. Quilt size: width: 60" height: 70" |
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Scrappy Squares By: Kathy, Manitoba, Canada This was a guild project were we exchanged 3″ squares and made a scrappy star quilt. I had fun quilting feather motifs, faux border cross hatching and continuous curves. Quilt size: width: 50" height: 65" |
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Smowman Wall Hanging By: vandy, Ohio, USA I made a few wall hangings for Christmas gifts and tried a quilting technique that i learned in my quilt guild. I did this on my regular sewing machine. Quilt size: width: 17" height: 28" |
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Spinner By: Marlene @ KISSed Quilts, Washington, USA Designed a layout for Electric Quilt’s challenge, this was the result. Also, my first attempt at ‘quilting to death’. Honored that it was chosen as their winner! My blog has a tutorial on how to draft the layout yourself and links to all the flag blocks. Stop by and leave a comment. Quilt size: width: 58" height: 58" |
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Strippy Firefly By: Vicki in MN, Minnesota, USA Firefly is a free pattern from Canoe Ridge Creations blog. I had so much fun quilting it on my Nolting Longarm. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 50" |
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Summer Fun By: Marija Vujcic, New York, USA This quilt is a play with 3D Flying Geese blocks and its design possibilities – curved edges, added fabric on top, color effects. Quilt size: width: 24" height: 24" |
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The blues By: Lies Bos-Varkevisser, Netherlands In 2007 I had a fabric exchange with 14 quilters in the Netherlands. I wanted to make a big (queen size) quilt with lots of blues from very light to deep dark. The quilting was done on my home sewing machine (Janome). Quilt size: width: 94" height: 94" |
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We Gather Together By: Gayle Pulley, Washington, USA This quilt is whole cloth, hand painted on cotton. I machine quilted it on my home machine. Quilt size: width: 25" height: 18" |
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White Quilt for Kate By: Mary Manson, North Carolina, USA Quilted in white, off white and tan/gold, this white wholecloth quilt is heavily quilted in a feather and heart design. Lots of quilting! I make wedding dress quilts, and although this isn’t made from a wedding dress, it showcases some of my designs. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 38" |
I love the Santa sack. I would make one for each of my daughters and fill it with goodies for Christmas morning!
I would love the snowman and snow lady sacs
Love the present sacs, happy Holidays to you and your family!
They are all so darn cute but my favorite Santa Sac would have to be the Santa and Rudolph and I would make it for my son. He is in love with Christmas, but more this year, so we already have our tree and decorations up!
This is a great idea, I love the Rudolph and Snowman ones. I have several velvety fabric bags in different sizes that I made a few years ago for wrapping presents for our family in, boy have those been handy on late Christmas eve wrapping nights! I could use some more though, these are great.
I would love the Snowman or Snowlady sacs. I would make for my daughter
Choose One! You’re kidding, right. They are all so cute :-)
Though I must say, the snow girl and snow boy are perfect for my 8yo granddaughter and 2yo grandson.
All the sacks are gorgeous. I can’t choose between Santa and Rudolph and Snowman and Snowlady. Maybe I could make the Snowman and Snowlady for my husband so we could have matching sacks!
I would make the reindeer one for my grandaughter
The Angel Santa Sac is my favorite & I’d make it for my husband’s niece. Thanks.
Jen’s sunflower is gorgeous, and I’d have to make one Santa Sack for each grandchild, so they’d all be different!
Beautiful designs….love the Santa Sacs!
Love the sacks…all of them are adorable
I love the reindeer bag. It is my absolute favorite but I would love to make all these bags for my granddaughters.
I like snowgirl and snowboy. I would make them for my grandchildren.
I love the Snowgirl and snowboy and would make each of my 6 grandchildren one for Christmas :)
I love the Santa Sacks. I would love to do one for all of my grandchildren.
I like the snowman sack best, I’d make two of them for my sons. Thanks for the chance!
Snowgirl and Snowboy Christmas Santa Sac Pattern, is the one I love the most. We have Sinterklaas in the Netherlands, so I don’t make a Santa Sac ;-) Thanks for the chance!
I love the Christmas Trees Sacs and would make them for my nieces!
I like the snowman one the best. I would make them for my nephews & niece
I really love all your sacks. I would love to make all the snow people for my granddaughters. What a great idea for gift wrapping that lasts a lifetime.
I love both of them. I’d have to make at least four so two of each….one for each of my daughters and matching ones for my son and his girlfriend.
It was hard to vote this week. I wish I could vote for 10 quilts instead of just 4.
I too love the Snowman family sacks the most. Thanks for the chance of winning.
There were so many really good quilting projects that it was hard to vote for just 4. the Santa sacks are adorable!
I would have to pick Santa and Rudolph and make them both for our granddaughter who is going to be celebrating her first Christmas. One from grandma and Pops. A keepsake for sure.
I like the Rudolph sack best, but Santa’s sack is hanging in there really close!
G’Day from Oz. I love the Santa sacs, so handy. Do I really have to make a choice? OK, here goes: I would make Santa for the GD of my neighbours (who do things for me I can’t do anymore) and Rudolph for my new, 4-month old GGS.
PS Love the snowmen too!
My favorite is the Snow Boy and Girl sacks. I would make one for my great-granddaughter Ally who is three years old and ready for Christmas already.
My granddaughter would love the Rudolph sac!
I would definitely be making the Snowboy Sac for my 3 year old grandson. He is currently living in the USA with his mum and dad for two years and I miss him terribly but this will be his first year with snow at Christmas time and I know he will be making snowmen.
I like the Christmas trees sac and would use fabrics from my stash to give to the grandkids.
I like the Star and Angel pattern best. I’d make the star for my grandson Malakhi and the angel for my granddaughter Izabella.
I love the Santa Santa sack the best. I would make it for my great neice Chloe and for my 2 kids and for a elderly invalid gentleman I know. It would cheer him up to get a sack full of little goodies. This is the first time I have seen theses sacks. Love the idea.
I love all the sacs!
I’d choose the Santa for my husband and Rudolph for my sister’s grandson!
The gift sacks are so cute! I like the reindeer the best.
Christmas Tree Santa Sack – I would make it (with goodies inside) to place under the K-Mart Wishing Tree (an Australian initiative for those who have to donate a gift to those who don’t).
I love the Santa sacks, they are so unique and personal. Awesome quilts this week.
Love the Snowgirl and Snowboy ones. I’d make some for my cousins and little brother :)
Thanks for the chance!
The Snowman and Snowlady Sac would be my first pick. I’d create one for child I’m sponsoring for the “Adopt A Child” Christmas project our guild hosts. If it’s big enough it could hold the quilt I’m making.
They are all delightful, but I like Santa and Rudolph best
The Santa Sacks are beyond cute!
I like the Rudolph sac and would make it for my sister in Ohio’s Christmas gift. How fun!
I think I could take all the patterns and make one for each of my Grandies – all different that way. But my favourite is the snowgirl and snowboy ones. I would give those to my 3 yr old Grandson and his 1 year old sister.
I have to say that I love the peppermint candy quilt.
I’m partial to the Snowman and Snowlady. But they’re all adorable! I’d make one for my husband and both my children. Maybe even one for the cats!
I love all of them but am partial to snowmen. I think these are a great idea for my great nieces and great nephews.
Love the Santa Sacs!!
The peppermint quilt is very cute.
I had the hardest time picking my favorites this week.
Tenia que votar 4 ,pero el talento increíble que tienen todas para acochar …. solo admiración.
I think my favorite is the snowgirl and snowboy. I would make it for my nephew.