Quilt Gallery  (21,106 Quilts)

Scrappy beginnings
Name of Maker: D Saylor
Scrappy beginnings - Class with Bonnie Hunter. I have since adopted her scrap theory and have scraps organized and I'm actually using those scraps!
Die Farben Eurer Lebenswege
Name of Maker: Lotti Deringer
Die Farben Eurer Lebenswege - Pieced, adding a number of Bali Pops and other batik strip sets. Having fun and thinking of everything but the process :0)
Sew Spoiled
Name of Maker: Paula Roney
Sew Spoiled - My version using scrap nickel squares adapted to look like my sister's cat.
Beaded Hibiscus
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Beaded Hibiscus - This was one of my first quilts. I didn't like it when appliqued so I color penciled in shading, didn't like it yet, so I painted, still didn't like it, so I seed beaded it. Now it's ok.
Lighthouse on the rocks
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Lighthouse on the rocks - Part of the quilt is drawn with colored pencils and part with acrylic paints. I really like the way it turned out. I hung some hanging beads on the bottom to give it some glitz.
Spring Tulips
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Spring Tulips - This quilt was painted w acrylic paints and then quilted. It has a pieced border, small seed beads in the stamen of the flower.
Alphabet Quilt
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Alphabet Quilt - A color pencil technique on 100% cotton fabric. Made for my first great grand daughter born on December 26 of this year. It can be hung as a wall hanging as well as used in the crib. It was a lot of work especially the drawings, but all worth it.
tiger tiger
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
tiger tiger - Made this quilt for my grand daughter, Arielle for her first year of college and on the volleyball team. It is quilted w tiger paws and volleyballs. The tigers which is the volleyball teams logo and are are hand painted with acrylic paints. I quilted the logo by outlining them with transparent thread to bring them out. The tiger paws around each logo and the volleyballs are quilted with white thread to be noticed. I made it to be used, but she displays it on the wall in her apartment at school.
Spring Has Sprung
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Spring Has Sprung - Made this fireplace mantle cover for my daughter for Christmas. It was hand painted and then quilted to fit on her fireplace. Pictures are of spring scenes ie garden, umbrelle, rubber boots dark cloud with lightening bolt etc. The center has 3 bumble bees to depict each member of her family dressed and the words Signs of Spring. She was very pleased.
Tree Poem
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Tree Poem - Another quilt I made for my daughter as a Christmas gift. I pieced it and then appliqued part of the tree. Some of the branches are satin stitched various widths. I hand sewed beads that looked like rocks on the bottom. I machine embroidered the poem. The beautiful poem was by Joyce Kilmer.
Blue Floral
Name of Maker: Arlene Kuchcik
Blue Floral - My newest accomplishment. I made a stencil of the flowers and stencilled the on the quilt. I then quilted inside each petal and made vines. The big blue blocks were quilted in a trellis type mode. Thequilt is 49x67 inches and I think it's my best one so far. I made the narrow blocks by using some of my stash.
Sedona Stars on Gold
Name of Maker: Joan Davidson
Sedona Stars on Gold - Started in 2012 Bom from Sarah Vedeler finished in 2013 It as a challenge for my skills I learned so much and I am very pleased with the results
Walk thru Australia
Name of Maker: Judeen Izzard
Walk thru Australia - 25 fat qtr from SIL on a trip to Australia 8 yrs ago. Added till I had enough, found a pattern to use all of the fabrics. Fun Adventure.
Back of Walk thru Australia
Name of Maker: Judeen Izzard
Back of Walk thru Australia - This is the back. I really like the back
Cock-a-doodle Tea Towel
Name of Maker: jeansophie
Cock-a-doodle Tea Towel - Made for Victoria's Tea Towel Challenge on her 15-Minutes blog. I started with a Moda Home tea towel printed with a reproduction of a 1950's design. I had so much fun, I challenged myself to do it again in 2014.