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Thursday, January 5, 2023

One Color, Nine Shades - Project Quilting Season14, Challenge 1

  This is the first challenge of Season 14 of Project Quilting.

I'm excited to join in the challenge -  The First One

My entry:
One Color, Nine Shades



this is the 10th year I'm participating.
Kim announces a challenge and you have one week to create something quilty.
Prizes can be won and it's a great way to meet new blogging friends.

The rules in this challenge are that the project must feature the number one.
It must include either applique, piecing, or have 3 layers stitched together by hand or machine.

I decided to take the color route and use ONE color.
I made a paper piece pattern.


Chose 9 shades of green fabric.


Checked the values with a grey scale photo.


And stitched
One Color, Nine Shades

Project Quilting Season 14, Challenge 1 - The First One

Made by Carla in Dodge City, Kansas
Size: 5" x 5"
Foundation paper piecing, quilting on a domestic with Aurifil 50 wt thread
and
stuffed with crushed walnut shells


You can see all the other challenge projects
by clicking HERE.  







13 comments:

  1. I love this pincushion; you should win. Where can I get the pattern?

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  2. Oh, this is stunning. Great fabric choices and what a delightful pin cushion that is going to be to use!

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  3. I love this, all that glorious green! It is beautiful!

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  4. Love this green pincushion, Carla! Great way to complete this challenge!

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  5. Very clever and a great pincushion!

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  6. The shades of green are so pretty like this - great job!

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  7. A wonderful entry in my favorite color!

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  8. This is a one-derful pincushion for the PQ 14.1! I love all the interpretations of one of I am seeing but this pin cushion is just perfect.

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  9. So beautiful and so dramatic! Love it!

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  10. I love this little in cushion Carla, and what a great idea to sharpen ones colour savvy. I'll check out this challenge. And the pattern for this little sweetie. How do I go about drawing one similar?
    Thanks Lynn

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  11. I love your project! What a fab idea for this theme.

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  12. Beautiful (and hefty looking) pin cushion, Carla!!

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That you would take time to comment, makes my day so much brighter!