Improv Quilt by Theresa B

I am Theresa Bradley.  I live in Powder Springs,  Georgia.  But I am visiting my parents in St. Simon's Island this week and worked on this while my mom Woodra Clontz did her challenge also.

I wanted to try something a little improvisational and modern this week. This measures 19 x 16. 

Created for the Project QUILTING "Bigger than a Breadbox" challenge.

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Christmas Collection by Barbara M

“Christmas Collection” is 40” square, and made in Tucson, Arizona.  It was sewn using paper pieced blocks that I’ve collected for awhile.  If you look closely, you’ll see Santa, Angels, Baskets, Pine Trees a Heart or Two, a Beaver, Swan, and a bear, plus so many other clever blocks.  This quilt will go to our local Ronald McDonald House in early November along with 23 other Christmas-themed quilts, and will be given to each visiting family for their hospitalized child.

Thanks, Kim, as always.  This was very enjoyable to make and see the designs take shape.  

Created for the Project QUILTING "Bigger than a Breadbox."

Best regards - Barb in Tucson

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Patch Jacket Santorini Tote by Betty M

I have re-purposed an old patch jacket into a Santorini Tote for the Project QUILTING "Bigger than a Breadbox Challenge."

Here's my start.

More progress!  My daughter writes great patterns!

One side.  The handles are made from amazing easy to sew leather in Sew Hungry Hippies shop - find it HERE!

Side two!

I'm thrilled with my new Santorini Tote!

Made by Betty Mickel

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Fall Fun by Cheryl G

My quilt is called “Fall Fun.”

Created for the Project QUILTING "Bigger than a Breadbox" challenge.

 I used farm life fabric by Joan Messmore to create a traditional tied quilt with a pop of color in the modern-look binding. It is 49 x 62 inches.

Thank you.

Cheryl Graham

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Seed Bag Tote by Denise K

This tote bag is 16 1/2" tall and 14" wide.  It has a pocket across the front, and one inside. I started and finished it today!  It is going to be donated as a raffle item to the Kaw Valley Seed Fair to be held this next Saturday in Lawrence, KS.

The lettering is pieced, using Tonya Ricucci's book WORD PLAY QUILTS.  The rest of it is foundation pieced, on a piece of heavy yellow material.  The handles are made of the same yellow material.  I used scraps of fabric with lots of veggie patterns left from a friend's apron project  to go with the seed theme.

The pattern is made up, just trying to use up the yellow material I had (about 24"X44").  The bottom of the bag is "boxed".  The back is more veggie prints in a log cabin sort of arrangement.

Created for the Project QUILTING “Bigger than a Breadbox” challenge by Denise Kester, Lawrence, Kansas.

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Hope Quilt by Robin J

This my entry for Hope/10.1 challenge. It's a doll quilt and measures about 15" x 21". I really enjoyed minaturizing the French Rose pattern I saw in a Quilt Pink magazine I have.

Now I want to make a full size one I like it so much!

Created by Robin Jarvis

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Rose Doll Quilt by Robin J

Created for the Red, White and Blue Project QUILTING Challenge.

My daughter is a 2 year old teacher in a head start center and asked if I would make her some doll quilts for the children to cover the dolls with (they've been using paper towels).

made by Robin Jarvis

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