Entries for the May Project QUILTING Off Season Challenge: Pantone and a Winner!

Jun 5, 2013
3 min read

Six quilts or bags were inspired by the Off Season May Project Quilting Challenge Pantone. Let’s take a closer look and then find out who Pip picked to win the great prize from Marcia’s Crafty Sewing & Quilting.

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1. PQ Pantone CH, 2. picnic basket, 3. Project Quilting = Patone Challenge, 4. Star of Bethlehem, 5. Sticks of Pantone – Project QUILTING May 2013 Off Season Challenge, 6. Johnny’s Rocket’s

Quilter: Cotton N Lace

Oh My Hat!!

size: 23half”x18half” Made by Amanda Reid South Africa

Really need to do a photography lesson!

Quilter: KrisTMJ

Large tote bag 20 x 15 Small zipper tote 14 x 11 blogged @ sewsunshine.blogspot.com/2013/05/project-quilting-off-sea…

Quilter: erinrebbecaz

Picnic Basket

i made this 24″X32″ quilt for project quilting’s off-season pantone color challenge. i used a gingham charm pack that my husband recently bought for me, and some grey solid left over from “my favorite block quilt-a-long.” the white is some additional scraps left over from the two-color project quilting challenge…i think it used to be a tablecloth. i backed it with some very soft green floral fabric – not cotton, but silky soft almost voile-type stuff that i’m pretty sure used to be a tablecloth of some sort. i got some practice on my free-motion quilting techniques on the grey squares. i named it “picnic basket,” because it makes me want to go outside and have a picnic! (must be the gingham.)

my name’s erin, and i live and create in central PA! you can check out my blog at www.fallergirl.com

Quilter: Janie Kemp

Star of Bethlehem

May Challenge Wall hanging WIP, about 30″ square. Well, as you can see, I didn’t get finished, but what a great learning experience and lots of joy! Why didn’t I finish? Life called and I answered, just like that! I’m using machine quilting and am still a beginner. I drew the large flower on the center section of the star before sewing it. Now on the surrounding yellow sections I am doing a little meandering and in the orange sections I am trying a stem with multiple leaves up each side. Leah Day calls it Mario Vine, but I call mine Wonky Mario Vine, even so, I’m happy with it. To finish I would like to quilt a vine and leaves on the white border and finish with a narrow orange binding. Will post a pic later. Made by me, Janie, in College Station, TX.

There are a couple of posts if you are interested, isabellaswhimsy.wordpress.com/blog/

Quilter: tjtruesdale

Johnny’s Rockets

Quilter: Persimon Dreams

Sticks of Pantone

Using an awesome black/white/grey geometric printed fabric I added ‘sticks’ of the pantone colors – tender Shoots, African Violet and Nectarine.

Straight line quilting following the random ‘sticks’ of color add to the effect.

The end effect is simple but dramatic.

Approximate Size: 24″ x 36″

Made by Kim Lapacek, Poynette, WI

The Prize Winner

One of my fabulous sponsors Marcia of Marcia’s Crafty Sewing & Quilting has decided to spice up this months challenge. She’s giving one lucky winner a $20.00 Gift Certificate good towards for Extra Wide Fabric and Shipping!

Since we’re back from the Outer Banks I was able to use the special drawing hat again. Everyone who finished a quilt per the guidelines was entered into the drawing.