Showing posts with label big. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2020

Big Chicken by Woodra C

Created for the Project QUILTING Quarantine 2020 BIG Challenge.

The size is 13 x 18 

The Big Chicken has been a landmark in Marietta Georgia for so long that people
 have to use as a reference point.  It is 56 feet tall and was constructed in 1956.

Woodra Clontz 
St Simons island, Georgia 



Scraps to Big Blue Bag by Caroline MVF

Created for the Project QUILTING Quarantine 2020 BIG Challenge.

Big you say?? It’s starts with small scraps...

Then decided to make a BIG bag. 


And I thought of the “Quiltsmart” #mondo bag!!


Sewing a zillion squares to a foundation piece.

The outside...

Outside and lining ( on top of pixture)


Merci beaucoup,
Caroline


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Jesus Love the Little Children by Robyn Wimmer

I'm sending my finished project for P1 "Dream Big"   As I mentioned in an earlier post, we still haven't found even one small bottle of hand sanitizer so I decided to dream up a really big bottle of the stuff!!



 I'm calling it "Jesus Loves the Little Children" because the entire global community is in this together. 


Stay safe ❤😘🙏

Robyn Wimmer

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Friday, April 3, 2020

Too Big for this House by Therese B

This is my entry this week. It is called Too Big For  This House. 



Inspired by Alice in wonderland. 
Theresa Bradley

Created for the PQQ2020: BIG challenge

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Normal by Diane Crawford

“Normal”, 6” x 18”.   The challenge this time is “Big”.  On the blog, Trish posted a picture that said, “Dream Big”.  Well, right now, especially here in California, all we have is our dreams of something bigger and better than the current existence in the statewide lockdown, which will now last a minimum of 7 weeks.  As I was designing this project, the word “Normal” was consistent in my mind.  



The background colors and designs went through a number of changes until last night, when the picture became clear as I lay in bed.  The colors of the letters and the stitching all show movement from the current darkness to the light at the end of the crisis.


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