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Thursday, February 2, 2023

54-40 In Miniature - Project Quilting Season 14, Challenge 3

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

I'm excited to join in the challenge -  54-40 or Fight

My entry:

54-40 In Miniature



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 rule in this challenge is to be inspired by and use the traditional 54-40 or Fight block.
It must include either applique, piecing, or have 3 layers stitched together by hand or machine.

Since I've kind of developed a theme this year for the challenges of quilting tiny, so
I decided to do it again.  Kim has a post with a few tutorials and ideas to help get started with the quilt block and I was inspired by the Missouri Star - 54-40 or Fight Freestyle Quilt Tutorial.
They used the Shoo Fly Quilt block with the 54-40 or Fight Quilt block.
I loved it but went tiny with mine.


2" x 2" finished blocks.
Not perfect, but I still had a lot of fun!


54-40 In Miniature

Project Quilting Season 14, Challenge 3 - 54-40 or Fight

Made by Carla in Dodge City, Kansas
Size: 6" x 6"
Piecing and Foundation paper piecing
Quilting on a domestic with Aurifil 50 wt thread #2021

Stuffed with crushed walnut shells


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





14 comments:

  1. This one is as cute as the others. The pieces are so tiny! I love the idea of doing all the pincushions.

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  2. All adorable little pin cushions Very bright and happy.

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  3. Oh wow, that is beautiful tiny piecing work; the chains look amazing tiled together like that!

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  4. All those little pieces, wow! I like your version, it looks fantastic!

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  5. Oh, my, love this pincushion! I can't imagine such tiny piecing. Great work, Carla!

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  6. Love how you have done this. Your pin cushions are great. I love having extra pin cushions that I have sewn sitting beside my sewing machine.

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  7. What a fun bunch of pin cushions you have!

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  8. OK, Carla, you have officially BLOWN my mind!!!

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  9. Your pincushion is darling! That's a LOT of tiny TINY pieces!

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  10. So beautiful and so tiny! I can see the appeal of this pattern to quilters, even long after that fight was over. It's great in patriotic colors.

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  11. Beautiful pin cushions! Great work!

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  12. I bow to you! This is INCREDIBLE! So TINY!!!!

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