Showing posts with label mythical creatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mythical creatures. Show all posts

Sunday, January 12, 2025

Phoenix Rising

 Phoenix Rising 

PQ 16.1 Mythical Creature


This week’s theme is Mythical Creature. 


I chose to create a Phoenix. 

 

My quilt is 7”x5”.  #ProjectQuilting #pqSeason16




This was created for an online challenge called Project Quilting. You get a week to complete a whole quilt based on a theme.  Prizes will be given out by random drawing.  Each week is a different theme.  Here is a link to this season 16: https://kimlapacek.com/project-quilting-season-16


I decided to make all 6 PQ challenges 7”x5” this year so I’ll have a set of postcards when I’m done.  For the label, I’m writing on the back with a fabric marker.  


Nancy Horwath 

Muskego, WI

Abstract Phoenix by Barbara B

 

Created by Barbara Berringer for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

Mermaid by Caroline

 Had this panel by Sarah Young from England. 



Did some light Sashiko quilting and embellished quilting.
Meryl did have an accident in her youth, hence her unique fin tail. 
Merci beaucoup,
caroline 

Krasnoludek by Carolyn R

 My daughter and I have been reading about our Polish heritage. My mythical creature is a gnome, a krasnoludek in Polish, using her handprint and various felts and flannel fabrics. 



Created by Carolyn R for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

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Lenape legend of the Rainbow Crow

 I’m in Burnsville, NC where Hurricane Helene wreaked amazing havoc.  I had thought I’d try creating a Phoenix rising from the waters but then read about Manaka’has, the Rainbow Crow of Lenape legend.  He brought fire to the earth from the Great Spirit but in doing so lost his beautiful voice and plumage.  

Finished the binding at midnight…not perfect, but done! 

Created by Beverly Hill for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures.

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Mythical Creature by Deb A

My first submission to the Project Quilting Challenge--this unicorn is a combination of piecing, applique, and hand embroidery, and is quilted and faced, approximately 12 inches square. I learned recently that in some cultures the unicorn is a symbol of wisdom, integrity, and strong spirit. 


In addition, the extremely durable horn represents immortality. I'm approaching involvement in this challenge as a learning experience, stretching my creativity and strengthening my skills under just a touch of pressure, with only a week to complete each challenge. Looking forward to it!

Created by Deb Anstadt for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

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Mythical Creature Pouch by Lily

 Found some fabric with mystical creature and created couple of bag and or pouch.

Plan is to see if I can create pouches for every challenge.


Created by Lily H for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

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Whale Necklace by Maren R

 First Challenge hit me on the travel in the Algarve, Portugal but i packed some felting wool a needle and 2 colours of thread in my hand luggage:)

My favourite mythical creature is a whale and i decided to make something whalelike.

And i love how it turned out.


Hollow felt, quilted and embroidered with french knots. 

Created by Maren R for the Project QULITING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

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Playful Gnome by Deborah R

 My playful gnome!


Created by Deborah Ruszala for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creature Challenges.

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A Glorious Winter Tale by Jacomina de Regt

AI generates stories when you ask about mythical creatures in winter. My creature is an amalgamation of several of those created in northern latitudes around the world, following the model of the AI generated story but adapted to the materials I had at hand.



The tale of the lost boy: In the heart of the frozen North, where the wind howled like a wolf and the snow fell in endless sheets, hardy villages and families made their homes and hunkered down. Adults warned the children to not venture out because out there, there was danger. There were monsters out there who might eat you.

One particularly harsh winter, a young boy named Finn, known for his adventurous spirit, wandered too far from his village, getting lost in the blizzard's whiteout.
As Finn stumbled through the snowdrifts, his breath forming frosty plumes in the air, he was relieved when he thought he saw a bit of blue sky, so he changed direction to walk towards the blue. But the blue sky forever receded. He became so tired, so tired, he just wanted to lie down for a while and rest. Snow slowly covered him up. Then the ground began to tremble and Finn emerged from his bed of snow. Out from the blue sky appeared a large creature, the monster Finn was told to fear.

However, this monster had a friendly face. Their voice rang out and urged Finn to rouse himself and find the one magic snowflake that would save him. So many snowflakes twirled around Finn, which one? Then one landed on his mitten, it had little hearts and Finn showed it to the monster. Great energy pulsed from the heart of the monster towards the hearts in the snowflake. This energy magically allowed Finn to get up again and find his way back to his village.

Back in the village, Finn was greeted with relief and joy. But as he grew older, he never forgot. Whenever a winter storm raged, he would be reminded of the snowflake, the kindness of the monster, the magic of the frozen North, a place where even a lost boy could find love in the most unexpected places.

Created by Jacomina de Regt for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures challenge.

Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Bigfoot by Pat

 Bigfoot.



I always liked the idea of Big Foot. But he is too big to fit in the quilt.

Pat from Texas

Created for the Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures Challenge.

Mythical Creatures by Carol K

 This is my mythical creatures entry for this week’s Project QUILTING 16.1 Mythical Creatures challenge. 


I love Laurel Burch and went to my scrap bag for the border. Bright colors make me happy on dreary winter days!  Crib size.


Carol Krause

Salmon of Knowledge

 Salmon of Knowledge 


Irish folklore.  Saw a wonderful picture (ec2ggi9x8i8.exactdn.com) and created a mug rug about 10 x 13.

Monday, January 6, 2025

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