Mug Rug for a Musician by Katie R

 Mug rug for a musician (the name is almost bigger than the 6” project.)

Created by Katie Rutz for Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Exercising is Good. Accessorizing is Better. by Liz M

 My mug rug is two sided. 

And depending on how I feel that day I can use the side that inspires me. 

Most days I accessorize but some days I exercise!

Quilt Challenge PQ 12.2

Fussy Cuts
Exercising Is Good. Accessorizing Is Better.
Liz Mandelkow
I create in Buhl Idaho

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Fussy Cut Trivet by Jacomina

I had promised my son a trivet, so this was the perfect challenge to meet this goal and have fun at the same time with this regal fabric

Jacomina de Regt


Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Baa Sheep Pillow by Carolyn R

 Baa Sheep Pillow 

Thank you for organizing this challenge. My family is enjoying participating! 

Sincerely,

Carolyn 

Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge

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Kathy by Liz A

 Here is my mug rug completed as Challenge 2  (Fussy Cut) of Project QUILTING Season 12

It is called Kathy because I learned about your site and this challenge just this morning from my friend Kathy.  

This was fun because I had recently fussy cut the flower and put it in my stash of 2" squares that I keep, made from left overs from scraps in my stash.

I used other squares in the 2" stash to surround the flower and then bordered it with a strip of shirting that was  a scrap from the Bonnie Hunter Grassy Creek quilt I am participating in.  The binding was also made from narrow strips from my scrap box.  It was fused on using Steam-a-Seam 2 Lite and then stitched over.  A lot of fun.

Liz Adams, Silver Spring, Maryland

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Fussy Cut Potholder by Amy G

 English Paper pieced potholder.  

Love the kaleidoscope pattern the fussy cut created in the final design.

Amy Ganden

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cut Creations by Laura

Created by Laura Huckabee-Jennings for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Family by Jane L

 Continuing with my personal mini-quilt challenge, this piece, “Family,” is @9” x 10”.

Jane Lautz

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cut Quilt by Linda G

 Finished my quilt for this weeks fussy cut challenge. Started with a fun print then cut them to highlight different animals and then added strips to make 8.5 inch blocks then added sashing with various batik prints and border. 

While I had enough of the print to back it with decided I liked one of the batiks better for the back so have more of the focus fabric in case I want to make another similar quilt.

Created by Linda Gilpin for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cut Entry by Martha H

Here is my entry for the Fussy Cutting Challenge for Project Quilting.

Thanks!

Martha Henrichs

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Fussy Cut Floral Hexis by Jess

 I don’t have very many bold or bright patterns in my small stash. But I had this small sampler, so I tried to get all of the pretty flower bunches out. I even tried to make it look wreathe-like. I

’m not sure it’s as “fussy” dominant as others, but I do love this project. I used my new hexi ruler and new waking foot, so I’m learning a ton by participating in your challenges. 

Jess G

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cuts by Ann T

 Ann Tribby enjoyed the Fussy Cut Project QUILTING Challenge so much she made two projects! (Which is awesome but she still only gets her name in the hat once this week 😉)

Fussy Cut Mugs of Tea!

And flowers!

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Consider the Flowers of the Field by Cheryl G

 "Consider the flowers of the field"

8" x  14"

Cheryl Guacci 

Mountain Lake, Minnesota

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Baby Doll Quilts by Heather

When my granddaughter heard me talking to her mom about the next challenge she was quick to tell me that her babies need some quilts, so here they are.

I chose not to bind them because they are so small, I didn't want them to be stood or heavy.

Created by Heather Gordon-Pastrana for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Paris by Caroline MVF

Voila decided to Transform Paris in a Swiss Cheese!!!

Fussy cut of the Eiffel Tower- The Louvre- and the Arc de Triomphe

Domino- inspector

The fabric before the rotary cutter hit...

Created by Caroline MVF for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Bee Mug Rug by Kay W

 I'm so excited because I finally completed the challenge in the timeframe. WhooHoo! I went through my scraps and picked out this bumble bee, and made my first mug rug. 

This has sparked me to make mug rugs for Christmas gifts this year. 

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut challenge by Kay Welch.

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Still Life with Hummingbird by Joan C

 "Still Life with Hummingbird"

It is 10.25"X10.25"

So much fun to get creative juices going after months of Pandemic. Thx.

Joan Carver 

Sun Lakes, AZ

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cut Quilt by Beth F

Last spring and summer I made lots of masks, so have lots of scraps.  This mini quilt was made from some of those scraps.

Created by Beth Freeman for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Geisha Dreams by Lisa H

 My project for the fussy cut challenge is "Geisha dreams".  

I have a stash of Asian inspired fabrics that I bought while visiting Hawaii many years ago.  

I live in Waynesville, North Carolina.  I’m hoping to participate in many more challenges!  My sister-in-law, Jo Brickwell, has been teaching me to quilt, and has assertively encouraged me to join the Project Quilting community!

Thank you & cheers!
Lise Hoffman

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Baby Blanket by Donna A

 Fussy baby blanket,

Thanks for the inspiration,
Donna

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cat Zipper Bag by Lori B

I am attaching 2 photos for this weeks Project QUILTING Fussy Cut challenge.

It is a lined 7 x 9 zippered bag. For the batting I used iron on fleece. 

I did a little FMQ on the front with my Featherweight machine, not ideal but my fancy machine is in the shop.

Thank you for these fun projects!


Lori Bond
Huntsville, AL

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"My Soul" by Marliese K

My thread and needle stand up through these cold winter months.

I am blessed to be able to participate in this fabulous challenge.

Thank you and Best Regards,
Marliese K

Created for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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Fussy Cut Home by Beverly K

 I’ve enjoyed the fussy cut challenge. 

Several of my guild did the color one. 

Created by Beverly Keyser for the Project QUILTING Fussy Cut Challenge.

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