Sky Colors by Shirley C

 PQ 15.2 Sky Colors

Shirley Campbell

Smiths Station AL

Size 10” x 10”

I did something quick and easy this week. It will be a hot pad. 

~|~|~|~

affiliate ad

Under the Northern Lights by Tracy S

 I've made a quilted book cover for my quilt journal...

Under the Northern Lights

Created by Tracy Stevenson for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Color by Jerri P

Orange skies may be a sign that the skies are energized by the sun and weather.  It can also make us feel inspired and  energized just like this challenge. Orange skies was the inspiration for my quilted journal cover.

Created by Jerri Pool for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Dusk at the Refuge by Mary T

 Dusk at the Refuge.

Inspired by watching sand hill cranes land in the refuge at dusk.

Created by Mary Tague for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Wonder by Jo K

The "Sky" prompt took me far back to my childhood where, one wintry evening I took a walk in the neighborhood (right past my crush's house!). All of sudden, the sky was filled with dancing lights of so many different colors. I was awestruck but had no idea what was happening (was it a sign from the Universe about my crush?). I watched for what seemed like hours until they started to fade. Once home, I learned that I had seen the Northern Lights for the first (and, so far, only) time in my life. That evening is one of my very best childhood memories and I am grateful for the opportunity to remember it. 

I used a variety of materials and techniques, many from a long-ago workshop with Laura Wasilowski. Fusable fabrics, some newer fabrics, Peltex, and batting were mixed with fussy cutting, fusing, piecing, hand sewing, and FMQ. I typically like to have a pattern and a kit so I'm way out of my comfort zone but am having a great time!

Created by Jo Koehn for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Green flash mug rug by Tracy R

 The illusive green flash captured in a mug rug. 

Created by Tracy R for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Colors by Woodra C

Only blue around! 13×15 Staying with my theme of placemats using the challenge theme and some of the same fabrics. The only color I see is an occasional sunrise and bluebirds.

Created by Woodra Clontz for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Stormy Sunset by Amanda R

Amanda Reid
South Africa
PQ 15.2
Skies
'Stormy Sunset'
9.5"x9.5"

I decided to use some of my hand dyed fabric.. which alot seem to look like all sorts of skies! I picked this one.. eventually.. as in South Africa a storm will occur with sunshine!!.. 

This is basically a whole cloth with some quilting and 'thread painting'.. We still have load shedding (no electricity for hrs) here so I did this rapidly in the night!

|~|~|~

affiliate ad

Night Sky at the Cabin by Nicole D

 Night sky at the cabin

Created by Nicole Davis for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Color by Jenny H

 PQ Challenge 15.2  

SKY COLORS

Jenny Harris, Wisconsin 

Title:  Look Out the Window

My sky colors project was inspired by my husband. When the sunset is particularly beautiful or unique he will text me and tell me to look out the window at the sunset so I won't miss it.

My favorite sunsets are the rich reds, deep pinks and purples especially over mountains.  My quilt depicts some of my favorite sights to see out of a window: beautiful sunset colors over mountains, wildlife and trees.

It measures 32" x 28", it is sewn blocks with applique mountains, trees and wildlife and free motion machine quilted.

* On a side note, if anyone can tell me how to get the quilt basting spray stains out of the brown "window frame" fabric I'd REALLY appreciate it!

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Green Flash by Nancy W

 I finished!! It's 1 am, but I got it done! Story below!

Have you ever seen the green flash? When my husband and I first started dating, we lived in San Diego and had the typical "loves walks on the beach" as a date.  Our first walk on the beach together was a sunset stroll on Moonlight Beach and he said he saw the green flash! Only, he wasn't looking at the sun! He was staring into my eyes. That is when he learned I have chameleon eyes and green is one of the colors they can be.  That was almost 14 yrs ago

Created by Nancy Warner for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sunrise, Sunset by Joyce

 Had no idea what to do… rummaged among my scraps to pick fun colors reminiscent of sunrise or sunset.  Couldn’t decide which, so…….

Here’s my submission, a dual mug rug
  “Sunrise, Sunset: with thanks to Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof”

The cool part was doing the inset half circle from a flower that looked like sun rays - it was a new technique for me!!!

Created by Joyce Goldthwaite for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~
affiliate ad

Sky Color by Adrienne F

Here is my finished quilt depicting the sky I saw on my walk in the neighborhood near sundown on a cloudy day. I'm not sure how it got to be the shape it became. It had something to do with the expanse of sky I see here. I spent so many years in NYC where one can see slips and bits of the sky between the tall buildings. 

To see the expanse of sky here is a real treat. I tried to capture the herringbone clouds that formed in waves, the moon rise and the haze surrounding the obscured sunshine.

Created by Adrienne Ford for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Coastal Light by Karen J

"Coastal Light"

Raw edge applique, machine quilted.

Created by Karen Johnston for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~||~||~

affiliate ad

Red Sky in the Morning by Judy V

Red Sky in the Morning, couched fabric scrap with zigzag to felt. Envelope backing. 

Created by Judy Valentino for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Skye by Caroline

The theme made me think of our young friend Skye!!

Found this “deep sky” fabric in my stash with stars and planet…. So way way way up above us.

 Her name is appliqué with it on a whimsical rain and umbrella fabric!!

Created by Caroline Frey Mounier-Vehier for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Color by Paula H

 The sun dress was given to me years ago, which I never wore.

The skirt I just bought at a thrift store a couple weeks ago.

Then I heard about your challenges for the first time after 2024 #1 was over.

So I jumped right in with my clothes and this is what came out.

My name is Paula Hughins and I live in Texas. Created for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Color by Jacomina

Since the peachy colored stash was out for the guild’s BOM, I limited myself to using those scraps. Batiks are so wonderful.

Created by Jacomina de Regt for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad

Sky Color by Maren R

this week you made me grow:)
I checked my sky pictures and more than 90 %are just blue with a lot of cerulean. Well but there are others.

I first wanted to make a new hat but then we got Calima and the window in the tiny house of my friend where i am staying is so draughty i thought i make a quilted curtain roll instead. And using one of the sunset pictures as insiration.

I started with the bottom very curvy piecing and found by wednesday that i have to change the procedure or i will never finish by sunday.

And then this morning when i did a final checking i found i sewed somehow wrong and the moon drifted to the right instead of the leftsome applique clouds covering the old moon and a new moon. Tata.
And this evening i finished. And i love it.

I missed my frame enormously.

45 hours work
135cm x 120cm
partly curved piecing
Aplique
Reverse Aplique (moon and mirror moon)
quilted in the ditch and some metallic stiches in the moons and water.

Created by Maren Renz for the Project QUILTING 15.2 Sky Color Challenge.

~|~|~

affiliate ad