First Grandchild by Beth F

Preparing for the first grandchild!

Created by Beth Frerichs for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One and Done by Noah B

 ‘One and done’ by Noah Berg

Using scraps Noah made a quilted coaster as a trial run for a 4H club project he’ll be helping with next month.

Created for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One Star Mug Rug by Roni B

One star mug rug.

From Roni Beck

Created for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One Star Quilt by Teri D

This is my One Star quilt. I found inspiration from Pinterest.

This one block wonder yelled out to me to make it

Created by Teri Dorn

for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One for Ukraine by Diane H

One for Ukraine. My wall hanging.

Created by Diane Hearne for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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Rogue One by Tracy R

Rogue One.

Used four 10 inch squares to make this cute basket. Plan to use it to keep leaders and enders next to my machine.
Pattern from sewcanshe.com

Created by Tracy R for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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My Dog by Lori K

This is my first submission to Project Quilting.

 

My first attempt at Collage quilting from a photo of my dog.

Created by Lori Koehler for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One! by Iris M

Here is my project for PQ14.1: One!

Everyone has only one heart and soul, so you have to take care, be kind and be joyful with your own one and also don't try to hurt yours and the one of others.


Created by Iris Müller for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One. 

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The Only One by Hannah D

"The Only One"
17" x 17"

This little quilt is made with just one block, a wonky improv log cabin variation. I've had a bit of an obsession with log cabin blocks lately in other projects so it's not surprising I used it here too.

Made by:
Hannah D.
Colorado

Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One

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One Entry by Peyton A

The embroidery is “one” I have wanted to do for a long time.  

I make floral quilts for cold nurses to say thank you and the embroidery fit in perfectly. Plus I used up some scraps.

Created by Peyton Alexandria for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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Morse De-Coded. One by Nancy M

Season 14 of Project Quilting has begun and Week 1’s theme using “one” is the goal. My entry displays the 3 letters of the word “one” in Morse code. It is entitled, “Morse De-Coded:  One.”  My inspiration for this mini quilt was my husband, who has been an amateur ham radio operator for about 60 years.

When he got his ham license, he had to know Morse Code, which he still practices, and it has been our “house speak” many years. He is also my One True Love, and I dedicate this Morse code quilt of “One” to you, Richard.

Nancy M., Florida

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First Bowl Cozy by Karen W

 My name is Karen Williams and I am from Cross, SC.  For my first challenge I made one bowl cozy. It is not perfect but it is my first.

Created for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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A Quilted Sewing Desk Organizer by Mea C

A Quilted Sewing Desk Organizer.

Almost everything used on this project is either upcycled or recycled.

There are magnets (from old purses found at garage sales) on the section that lays on top of the desk as well as in the bottoms of the 3 bins - that way I can rearrange them and they won't fall, or vibrate, off the desk. It also helps to keep my cast iron thread holder in place too.

There are 3 pockets on the hanging side as well as a thread catcher.

Since I used a sepia toned newspaper print fabric showing vintage articles, I decided to use a clock face button (recycled from a old jacket) to hold the thread catcher on the organizer.

I recycled some 1/2 inch pallet strapping from work to stiffen the thread catcher opening.

I used fabric scraps from other projects and frankenstein'd the batting scraps together.

The pincushion has polyester fiberfill from an old pillow.

The only thing I used that was new was the crushed walnut shells I put in the pincushion...I wasn't able to find that at garage sales. lol

Created by Mea Caldwell for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One Rabbit by Pat M

This is the fiber postcard, with one rabbit, for Year Of the Rabbit. I sent a "year of the Rabbit" card to each of my grandkids. 

I love the idea of Project Quilting, to jump start my creative muse.

Created by Pat M for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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First Tea Party by Carolyn R

 The first quilt I remember my mom making was a red, white, and blue star quilt. This year I want to have my first tea party. I made this mug rug from the Snug in a Bug Rug prize I won from a previous project quilting challenge. 

Created by Carolyn R for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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#1 Large Snowflake by P Wood

If you love something let it go,
If it comes back to you it was meant to be,
If it does not return it was not meant to be.

Albert Sweitzer

Created by P Wood for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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One Complete Circle By Bill H

 Attached is my PQ 14.1 entry for One! 

Title: One Complete Circle

Description: The Cherywood scrap bag became my focus for practicing with my curve rulers from Jen Carlton Bailley (BettyCrockerAss.com). I also challenged myself with the mitered border corners. Happy Project Quilting!

Completed by Bill Hoernke for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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A Single Tulip by Claudia M

 A Single Tulip - Claudia M, Beaver Dam Wisconsin

While I’m the middle of another project on New Year’s Day, I realized it was after noon and the first PQ Challenge would be posted, I stopped everything to check it out.  As I was reading about ONE, I immediately thought about this paper pieced project from a quilt magazine and knew it fit the theme.  Now to find the magazine - which was found quite quickly - surprise!  The prior project was pushed aside and I started going through my scrap bin.  Found the perfect tulip and white backgrounds and started paper piecing.  Had a few greens picked out as well as fabrics for the clay pot but those needed to be changed out as the tulip blossomed. 

Tried long arm quilting….let’s just call it a learning experience! Becoming a professional LAQ isn’t in my future.

Check out Claudia on instagram HERE. 

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One by Maren R

My first piece one.

Just before I read the challenge I started to listen to U2 songs again. And guess which is my favorite? Of course "one".
So when the first challenge arrived i knew that song needs to be part.

While actively listening to the song text i discovered that apart from the personal history it has also a more general message for me: "Be more caring about your fellow humans and other creatures. We have one World. And we should carry each other instead of fighting each other" And I tried to put this in my piece.

It measures 27 x30 cm

I used patchwork, machine quilting with metallic thread and poly sheen multi

Hand embroidery

And i like that the thread tension which didn't work with my 2 different threads in the letters produced a multicolour effect:)

My name is Maren Renz
At present i am living on El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain
Where i work volunteerly in a dog shelter and renovate a little house and do handicrafts.

Created for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.

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The First by Deb M

On the 1st day of this new year I actually had an idea for this 1st challenge. I pieced together scraps of fabric from my 1st quilt class, then I discovered the number 1 is sometimes referred to as unity in mathematics and what would be better than a bit of unity as we head into this year.

It is the 1st time I’ve done chain stitch lettering (which I need to work on) and I did Kantha stitching with perle 8 thread (#ad) to put the top and back together. I learned Kantha in an Alison Glass class. It’s approximately 11”x11”.

Created by Deb McQueen for the Project QUILTING 14.1 The First One Challenge.


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