I wanted to make it easy for you all to see all of the quilts from my book, together in one place.Here you can find pictures of all of the quilts from my book, Machine Quilting With Style.
If you have made one of the quilts from my book, or are currently making one, I’d love for you to share your progress in my facebook group: Quilt With Christa.
13 friends each remade the 12 quilts + 1 of the backings. I have included their versions, too. Photography of my quilts courtesy of Martingale and Brent Kane. Here’s the order in which they are presented in the book:
Ripples, made by me.
Ripples, made by Melissa Corry and her MIL Barbara
Rain, made by me
Drizzle, made by Cheryl Brickey
Color Crystals, made by me
Color Crystals, made by Vicki Ruebel
Technicolor backing made by me
Urban sunrise, made by Ida Ewing
Little Man’s Fancy, made by me
Little Man’s Fancy, made by Tina Guthmann
Static, made by me
Square in a Square, made by me
Square in a Square, made by Stacy Cooper
Focal Point, made by me
Focal Point, recolored in EQ7 using Chic Neutrals fabric from Amy Ellis
Focal Point, made by Amy Garro
Lightning, made by me, bonus backing tutorial from Martingale
Pink, made by Leanne Chahley
Candy Pop, made by me
Candy Pop, made by Linda Hungerford
Broken V, made by me
Broken V, made by Sharon McConnell
Facets, made by me
Facets, made by Kristy Daum
Pearl Gray, made by me
Pearl Gray, made by Alyce Blyth
I hope you enjoyed looking at all the quilting eye candy presented here.
You can purchase your copy of Machine Quilting with style from these locations:
- Signed copy from me
- Available on Amazon
- Ebook only or hard copy + free ebook from Martingale
- Your favorite book store or local quilt shop!
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I got your book two weeks ago from Amazon UK, I love it and it’s great seeing the colour variations. My favourite is Rain, thats the one that made me get the book, although on the other hand……….
Kate
The whole concept of making 2 blocks at the same time is appealing. So many clever options.
I’ve never made a sampler quilt of any size except for a small one from the first quilting class I took many years ago. It was a good way to learn the basics.
loved seeing different color ways made by real people. Thanks for posting this
How fun to see all the variations of your quilts! What a tribute to you, Christa, that your patterns translate into such beautiful quilts in so many different palettes!
This is such a lovely post, it is great to see all the quilts together!
I just bought your book. I am a beginner quilter but I love anything “out of the box” so fell in love with your designs. I’m so excited, especially now when I see other’s versions. Thank you.
It’s so pretty and fun to see them all together like this!!
Your book is still very much on my wish list- and one day I’ll surely get it. I still have a couple of books I’ve purchased and not fully studied, so I don’t feel like I desperately need to get your book just yet! But one day, when I need a present or have a gift card or whatever, I WILL get it. It’s fun to see the alternate versions of the quilts. In one or two cases, I liked your friend’s quilt better than yours, but most of the time, not! It’s always fun to see, though, how different a quilt can look in different fabrics. Sometimes it’s easy to imagine, but at other times I have a hard time seeing anything but what the “author” has selected.
Thanks again for sharing.
Beautiful! Broken V, Lightning and Candy Pop are my faves. I can’t wait till we finish our move next month so I can get crafting again.
Gorgeous quilts, every one!