Quilt Gallery  (21,106 Quilts)

Ashbury Grove
Name of Maker: Fiona Schiffl
Ashbury Grove - I love the paths leading to waterfalls and designed this fantasy grove where I could wander, leaving the world behind. I imagine walking through the grove to another set of steps leading to the base of the falls. It is loosely based on Multnomah Falls, Oregon.
Golden Book Moth
Name of Maker: Cindy Mueller
Golden Book Moth
Bargello
Name of Maker: Carolyn Coombes
Bargello - Took over 6 months to make
Drunkard's Path scrap set
Name of Maker: Karen Boelter
Drunkard's Path scrap set - Center unit of Drunkard's path that was in UFOs for years, now combined with left-over BOM blocks. and 4 left-over log cabin hearts.
Mystery By Mail #37
Name of Maker: Jill
Mystery By Mail #37 - Was a Mystery by Mail.
Threadplay Bag
Name of Maker: dollum
Threadplay Bag
Hop Skip and Jump
Name of Maker: dollum
Hop Skip and Jump
Bea's Cuddle Quilt
Name of Maker: dollum
Bea's Cuddle Quilt
Irish Stars
Name of Maker: Mary Valaika
Irish Stars - Ohio stars blocks alternating with an Irish chain block. This will be a wedding gift for my niece.
If Dogs Don't Go To Heaven
Name of Maker: Judy Leathers
If Dogs Don't Go To Heaven - Inspired by a quote from Will Rogers, "If dogs don't go to heaven, I want to go where they go."
California Wine
Name of Maker: Linda Clark
California Wine - I can't make someone else's pattern without adding my own spin. Fussy-cut fan blades and fussy-cut mitered centers for the alternate squares added drama, while piping the fans added a hint of sophistication. Finish w/pieced borders for my 3 favorite techniques to complicate an otherwise simple plan.
Crazy for Red, White and Black
Name of Maker: Linda Clark
Crazy for Red, White and Black - Inspired by a workshop with Jayne Willowby-Scott, "Take the Leap"...free cutting traditional blocks for a more contemporary look. I have had lots of fun with this approach and this block in other quilts since this one.
Kristen's Wall of Fame
Name of Maker: Linda Clark
Kristen's Wall of Fame - This quilt was made from t-shirts, sweatshirts, and towels to chronicle Kristen's high school athletic involvement. Her mother commissioned it for her university graduation. The layout was a bit of a trial and error exercise...to balance the different sized graphics and combine them with spacer strips. Any books I'd seen on the subject of t-shirt quilts cut them all the same size. I wanted something more interesting...not just a quilt made of t-shirts, but a great quilt design that just happened to be made out of t-shirts.
Evolution...Evolving
Name of Maker: Linda Clark
Evolution...Evolving - I always thought there was something not quite finished about this quilt...until visiting teacher/judge (Anna Hergert of Saskatchewan) asked why I had put my interesting sleeve of triangles on the back of the quilt. She suggested that I just flip them over the bound edge and stitch them down with the buttons like I had on the back. Ta-da...that's just what it needed...5 years later. Sometimes we have to see our work thru new eyes.
Swoosh
Name of Maker: Carol Moellers
Swoosh - Swoosh was made for Ricky's All That Jazz Special Exhibit. It was inspired by looking at the interesting pattern the netting has from underneath a basketball net. It was a long shot clear across the court, but it scored a 3 pointer. I am so glad I tried to make something for the contest. It was lots of fun working with the beautiful hand dyes of Ricky's.
Disco nights with Betty.
Name of Maker: Valerieg
Disco nights with Betty. - This was my first paper piecing attempt and I really enjoyed it.I fell in love with some Betty Boop fabric so that found it's way into the borders.
NEFERTITI
Name of Maker: Valerieg
NEFERTITI - I had great fun doing all the beading on the collar and making up the design as I went along.
Letting go
Name of Maker: Valerieg
Letting go - I really love the paintings by the artist Erte,so this is my version of one. I hand painted the background and the rest is appliquéd.
Weeds in my flower patch
Name of Maker: Valerieg
Weeds in my flower patch - I hand painted and free motion quilted the circles.Embellished with paintsticks and embroidery and lot's of wool and yarns.The poppies were cut from a commercial fabric.