Wow ............ I just saw this thread today, so many gorgeous and wonderful quilts. Here's my addition ...... it's my daughter and son-in-law's wedding quilt.

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All of these are amazing and strike me as so difficult to grasp the planning and organization. It would be so easy to piece it wrong or to just fall short of the goal. All of these made it in spades. Great show of artistic and creative work!!!

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]604323[/ATTACH]It was a challenge, but I'm glad I stayed with the project. The quilt was designed by Mike Ellingsen of Blue Earth, Minnesota. It is not paper pieced.

OH my goodness!! The quilts shared in this thread are breathtaking. I am hard pressed to pick a favorite because each one has something special....Truly amazing work and inspirational.... I am in awe of the talent shared. Simply amazing...

This is one of my favorite quilts. I love the simplicity of a 9P. I am so drawn to small pieces and the potential they have. These are made from 1" strips and squares that are trimmings. No yardage comes to harm when making these 9P:D. They are random lights and darks with darks in the center and corners. It uses lots of 1" pieces...5,832 to be exact. It measures 91" x 106".
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This picture was taken in Sept of 2013...I keep sets of ten in a pickle jar, keeping track of the # of sets on a post it note inside the bottom of the lid. In early 2015, I counted up and had over 700 9P's I decided to do something with them. My inspiration was this antique quilt. I think I had enough to do this for our queen bed and drew up the pattern in EQ.

https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.h...pr=1.2&pid=1.7

By March of 2015, I had the flimsy finished...I did have it LA quilted and put the binding on it in July of 2016.

WOW. Nothing else to say.

I love log cabins and this one is great, I have never seen this pattern.

oksewglad, thank you for sharing this process. You makes it sound so manageable. I simply love your "simple" 9 patch. There's just something about simple patchwork that calls to me.

Thanks for adding more to the thread ladies. Your additions are just amazing. I can see all the hard work you put into your masterpieces. And, your stories are just inspiring.

Log cabins are my favs! Never made one but all I see are stunning! Love yours and fabric selections! Def a stunner!

Another stunning log cabin!

D[QUOTE=bailey;5772079]Not sure about stunning but I love this quilt because it is the first one I ever made that my son actually liked. He even asked for this one. Yoohoo!!!! It is a OBW that I added applique to.
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So beautiful! Love this!

That’s stunning and should be hung where everyone can admire and view your hard labor of loveliness! Love it!

OMG! They’re are real stunning! A lot of talent on this board! Sorry, I have none that are stunners! At least in my eyesight! Thanks to each of you gifted hands quilters for sharing!

I started and finished 2 quilts this year that were both challenging and ones I'm most proud of. I waited to start these until I had a bit more applique experience and just went for it..

The first is my Sylvia Bridal Sampler. It took me 4 mos to do. I designed the applique border. I did flange binding and added lace. I had a lot of encouragement from other board members to keep going.

The second quilt I started immediately following the first one. It is Green Tea & Sweet Beans by Jen
Kingwell. Love her crazy busy patterns. This took me about 6 weeks from start to finish.

Oksewglad.....love your mini. (#325) This is so amazing. As I've said before, you are the queen of mini and so inspirational. You inspired me on my mini journey!!!

Teen, I love both of these quilts very much. Very beautiful.

I thought long and hard about what I would like to contribute. For me, I love simple quilts. So, I decided to share my favorite quilt made with my favorite block of all time. It is a blend of blocks I made and blocks from a swap. I'm just amazed that all the different sizes came together so easily. (Like it was meant to be.)

https://www.quiltingboard.com/member...008-593996.jpg

I hope my added bit of inspiration will inspire your to share your favorite all time quilt. This quilt was on the top of my bucket list. I think the ones you feel the most attached to are the most special and stunning.

Sync, your quilt is stunning. I just love the colors and the quilting. They are so complimentary of each other.

Wow, I couldn't pick a favorite if I tried. All so beautiful and inspiring. Thank you all for sharing.

Thanks for the kind comments.

Judith the Hole in the barn door is also a fav of mine and your rendition is lovely indeed. Teen your SBS and JK quilt are delightful.

I think we are members of a mutual admiration society for the quilts on this thread. They all bring to the table different skill sets and design layouts.

Wow! was my immediate reaction. Love the cubes and animals that you appliqued on the top. They really add to the quilt. It's easy to see why your son wanted it.

For a not so great picture, the quilt is outstanding! Quilts like this one make me wish I knew how to applique.

Ohhh! I think I'm in love...this quilt is truly gorgeous and I love the colors!

They are all wonderful, but I want the one with the fish! It's calling me...

Thank you.

Pattern: MCCalls quilting mag, Feb 1, 2011

It is titled "Architectural Gem", designed by Susan Guzman. It's made using batiks in 2.5 " strips that I purchased about 2 years ago from Connecting threads.

I love this quilt! Is there a pattern available. I found a quilt shop where he was teaching it, but not pattern listed.

THis is awesome!!

There is so much talent on this board. I love looking at everyone's quilts!

OMG JanRN that would take me years and i’d Have no hair left!!! Just stunning!! All those tiny pieces!

WOW ladies, and gents, such amazing quilts, well done everyone.

What a great idea, such a delight to see the beautiful quilts. I keep repeating the same words, “oh wow, oh wow “ :)

Not sure sure that it’s stunning but it’s one of my favorites. This was a pattern in an Australian quilt magazine and it was in two parts. I bought the first magazine and started the quilt but when I went back for the second part the store had decided not to carry that magazine anymore and I couldn’t find it anywhere else.
I emailed the magazine and they emailed me a couple of the border patterns but I had make up some parts of it from bits and pieces of the pattern. Started it a few years ago but only finished it this year, yes a long time UFO.


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I’m not sure this is anywhere as stunning as some of the ones I have seen in here but this is my second full size quilt - it took me about 4 months. It is a paper pieced centre panel and then a mixture of blocks from different sources round the edge. It was also the first time I have tried QAYG - so lots of learning curves.

#352 & 353 are worthy of being described as stunning. Absolutely beautiful.... Both look like they required a lot of challenges in PP and applique. Well done!

Wow!!!!!!!!

Yes, it's stunning!

My two
 

What I consider my best is a hydrangea wall hanging and Christmas applique where I used sewing machine decorative programmable stitches to enhance.

Ukinusa that is a stunner for sure! Well worth the time it took to finish.

Lovely...absolutely lovely!

What is the name of this quilt pattern?? Very pretty pattern, and Excellent choices of fabrics