We think you’re going to LOVE these pretty, pint-sized patchwork projects—all from ONE bundle of 10″ squares!
Pam Buda’s Vintage Patchwork will show you how to create a dozen tiny treasures with a single pack of 40 precut 10″ squares. No extra fabric needed (except for backing and binding)—every last scrap is put to perfect use.
Stitch eight little quilts to hang on walls, display on tables, or tuck into baskets and nestle on bookshelves. Four petite pincushions will add a warm, cozy feel to even the smallest of spaces. All of the projects are great for gift giving too!
Make projects one at a time OR cut fabrics for all 12 projects at once for oodles of sewing fun. The handy cutting diagrams, included on a pullout sheet, make it easy to do. A swatch guide provides a simple way to organize and plan where to use each 10″ square.
This is the stack Pam started with: what style of stack will you choose?
We are thrilled to welcome Pam Buda to the Martingale family and thrilled that she’s our guest writer today!
Hello, Stitch This! readers! I am so jazzed to tell you about my very first book with Martingale.
I’ve been designing quilts with a traditional feel since 2004. In 2009, I created the Prairie Women’s Sewing Circle Club, which featured stories about what life was like for women who sewed daily out of necessity. The club also offered quilt patterns designed to showcase elements and blocks that honor the make-do spirit of our quilting ancestors. I began designing historic prints for Marcus Fabrics in 2010, and I love re-creating shirtings and prairie-style prints from yesteryear.
Vintage Patchwork began with an idea to see how many projects I could create from just one 10″ x 10″ precut stack of my Prairie Basics & Shirtings fabric collection. I’ve designed many projects using 10″ precuts, but they were all large quilts or small doll-sized quilts. I adore small blocks and small quilts, so I was excited for the challenge.
Tess of the d’Urbervilles
Vintage Patchwork has 12 projects all made from one 10″ precut stack! There are small quilts, tiny quilts, and several different pin keeps for your stitching pleasure. Most projects are scrappy, but for a few, I chose to color coordinate the fabrics. All are fun to piece! I refer to these projects as “bookshelf quilts” because they fit perfectly on a bookshelf, spilling out of a basket, or leaning against an old book cover. I named the projects after 12 of the best-selling books of the nineteenth century.
Little Women
You can make all 12 projects from one precut stack, or you can pick your own combination of fabrics to make a single project or lots of them. The choice is yours! I used modern rotary-cutting and piecing techniques to make the projects and they don’t take long to stitch up.
Walden and HuckleBerry
Most of the quilts are machine quilted, but for the smallest quilts I took a stab (no pun intended!) at hand quilting. Now I’m hooked! Give hand quilting a try for the perfect vintage look.
I hope you find creative inspiration in the quilts and pin keeps in Vintage Patchwork and enjoy the book as much as I did writing it.
Visit Pam online: HeartSpunQuilts.com
Thank you for introducing everyone to your new book, Pam!
We’ve got an extra-fun giveaway today, courtesy of Marcus Fabrics, Martingale, and Pam herself!
To enter your name into the drawing, tell us in the comments:
What’s the littlest project you’ve ever made: a wall quilt, a baby quilt, a table topper, a pincushion . . . a quilted postcard?
We’ll choose a random winner one week from today to win this awesome prize and let you know by email if you win. Good luck!
Ready to dive into a 10″ x 10″ precut stack right now? Order Vintage Patchwork at ShopMartingale.com and instantly download the eBook version for free.
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Thanks to all who entered the drawing. The winner is Gale, who says:
“Pincushions, but not too small. Maybe 6″ square. Making the Anthology blocks and they are small for me!”
We’ll email you about your prize, Gale—congratulations!
I have made mug rugs from left over blocks and pieces from projects. That’s the smallest I have gone!
—Sandy Allen on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt that I have made is a table topper, and I have made Lots of them. Thank you for the great giveaway!
—CAROL NELMS on October 3, 2018Mug Rugs are probably the smallest to date. I love making mini quilts and surprising friends with a just-because gift.
—Mary Lindberg on October 3, 2018A pin cushion is the smallest project I have ever made.
—Sabrina van Ginkel on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a hot pad fo the kitchen.
—Debbie on October 3, 2018I’ve made appliques on dish towels from remnants, and the ones that turn out to look like tiny quilts on the towel are my favorite!
—Marianne N Springer on October 3, 2018WOW! Talk about a challenge, I’m ready for this.
—Eileen Suderman on October 3, 2018I made mug rugs for Christmas gifts last year…however, a quilted postcard? I didn’t know you could do that. I might give that a try
—nancy jo on October 3, 2018I’ve made baby quilts and a wall hanging, but I agree with the ladies above, the smallest has been mug rugs and coasters.
—Martha Morgan on October 3, 2018Smallest thing i have made pin cushion.
—Janet Flugum on October 3, 2018The smallest I have done is a pincushion. I have also done mug rugs with scraps.
—Kathy J Walters on October 3, 2018Wall hangings and table toppers are the smallest quilts I have made up to date. On to new adventures with this win.
—Sharon A Theriault on October 3, 2018I saw a pattern for quilted postcards. It was a blast to sew up. I never mailed it, though. Too Pretty to give away. Thanks for this giveaway opportunity!
—Gaye Mathusek on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of potholders – all our family members are set! I’d love to win this book.
—Diantha Howard on October 3, 2018Thanks for the giveaway.
I made mug rugs for Christmas gifts. I’d like to try a quilted postcard; I’ve never heard of them. I have to give that a try!
—nancy jo on October 3, 2018I think doll quilts are the smallest quilt project that I have made.
—Cindy Fraher on October 3, 2018A small bag which I still use in my sewing room. I want projects to be practical. A quilt on a bed, a bag or a pincushion or a kindle cover etc. These projects inspire me for their pallete and scale for such small projects.
—Louise Hanby DWynn on October 3, 2018I have made several mug rugs
—Carolyn Thomas on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a quilted bookmark. Thanks so much for the giveaway chance. The book looks wonderful!
—Karen Higgins on October 3, 2018I have done several baby quilts but the smallest quilts I have made are doll quilts. With seven grandaughters (no grandsons) I have done a few! Small projects are great…fast and they use up ‘little’ pieces of fabric.
—Margaret Hynes on October 3, 2018Pieced Christmas ornaments
—Carol W on October 3, 2018I taught a class in a 9 patch path and I wanted to show the class what the block would look like if I used different size strips. I made one with 1 1/2 inch strips, one with 2 inch strips and one with 2 1/2 inch strips. I went on to finish the 1 1/2 and 2 inch quilts and both were very cute, but the 2 1/2 inch was just too big. I was going to throw the block away, but I decided to quilt it up and bind it. My daughter used it as a table topper and loved it.
I absolutely love this book and it is my turn to win. 🙂 I love her choice of fabrics.
—Phyllis on October 3, 2018You like to makes us think! My first thought was a table runner and then I remembered I made a couple of postcards. Then I remembered I did some trading cards (business card size) and I think they were the smallest project!
—Vicky Lucier on October 3, 2018The smallest is a Christmas ornament, them doll blankets. table toppers, however I love small quilts, ans look forward to making some, this is a true gift.
Thank you
—Marilyn on October 3, 2018The smallest is a tiny Christmas quilt that is about 7 x 9. I am totally hooked on making these little beauties and absolutely MUST try all of the little treasures in this book. Cuteness overload!!!!
—Celene on October 3, 2018Right now I am making 4″ sawtooth stars for 6 coasters. I have never worked with 1 1/2 pieces before.
—Sandy Cline on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is a quilted potholder.
—Sue Streisguth on October 3, 2018yes, small is pretty so my "little" was also a mug rug about 4″ x6″; thanks for the chance to win this lovely giveaway!
—carol Denning on October 3, 2018I’ve recently made a 12 inch wall hanging with half inch triangles! I love mini quilts so anything tiny I just adore!
—Michelle Cook on October 3, 2018Smallest quilt for me was 12×12! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Kerry on October 3, 2018I once made a yo-yo quilt consisting of 50 yo-yos (5 across, 10 down)…the yo-yos were made with a dime – just to see if I could. I make lots of mini quilts because I like getting something actually finished. The smallest was 8 x 8 (4 witch face blocks with sashing). This is a fantastic give-away and Pam’s book is on my list! Thanks for the opportunity.
—Suzanne Kuhns on October 3, 2018I made a doll quilt, probably my first quilt ever.
—Sue McKenzie on October 3, 2018I made matching coasters with scraps from a quilt I made.
—Melinda on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest I have made.
—Pauline Simpson on October 3, 2018I have made Mug Rugs and Pincushion. Awesome give away.
—Lori Lathers on October 3, 2018I made a tiny little quilt from 6 2” paper pieced heart blocks…so cute!
—Sue on October 3, 2018I entered a contest for a wall quilt I designed (Melting Point) ppaper-pieced – honorable mention & I was thrilled!
—Susan Spiers on October 3, 2018I’ve recently made a 12 inch square wall hanging. It has half inch triangles and a star centre made with very tiny triangles. I just love mini quilts so anything tiny I just adore!
—Michelle Cook on October 3, 2018I’ve been fascinated by mini quilts for a long while now. The smallest I’ve ever done was a postcard, but since paper piecing is a favorite of mine, I’ve done several small pieces framed as gifts. I’d love this new collection.
—sharon butera on October 3, 2018I once made a 3″ weighted quilted square tio be used as a scissor keeper. A ribbon was sewn into the seam so you could attache w those precious embroidery scissors that always get lost when they slip down the chair cushion!
—Patricia Piasecki on October 3, 2018Quilt for granddaughters doll bed. This book has great projects
—Joyce on October 3, 2018I agree with the ladies above, the mug rugs and coasters are the smallest I have done.
—Martha Morgan on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have ever made is post card. I was following a group online years ago and the suggestion was made that whoever wanted to participate could make postcards to send to the other members of the group and that way we could get unique postcards from all over the country. It was so much fun and I gathered so many wonderful ideas and learned to make postcards in the process. I liked them so much I even made some of my Christmas cards that year.
—Pamela Zajicek on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever made was a pieced name tag when I joined my first guild, years ago. It was like a mini-album block, with a center space to write my name, and binding something that small was QUITE a challenge!
—Pam N. on October 3, 2018I make all sorts of minis. I have made a 16 split point Mariners Compass with a 2 diameter.
—Kara Overman on October 3, 2018I have made made quite a few mini quilts, but the smallest would probably be the name tag I made for my guild. Thanks for the great give-away.
—Debby on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I have made to date are table runners.
—Pamela Messenger on October 3, 2018THE SMALLEST THING I HAVE QUILTED IS A BOOKMARK.
WE DID AN EXCHANGE OF BOOKMARKS ONE YEAR AND I MADE 14 OF THEM.
I STILL USE THEM EVERY DAY.
—JOAN GAVIN on October 3, 2018I would love to win this book. It looks amazing!
—Diana R Wilson on October 3, 2018A baby quilt for the Linus project made from flannel with little elephants on it in tones of peach, grays, and dark blue.
—Lisa on October 3, 2018Love the Vintage look of these projects .
—Barbara VanBurger on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I have made are 12 inch wall hanging. I would love to win this wonderful package!
—Lois on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve ever made was a Baltimore Album embroidered doll quilt for my daughter. I love miniature and small quilts.
—Christine Westbrook on October 3, 2018Smallest project that I made would be patchwork Christmas ornaments. They were so cute I made some for all my family
—Yvette Woods on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest things I’ve made.
—Jennifer Drahnak on October 3, 2018Last year I made an 8 x 10 with 1/4 inch squares, embroidery and tiny buttons. What fun! I love making miniatures.
—Sandra on October 3, 2018I made a little mug rug and a doll quilt for my granddaughter.
—Wendi Morris on October 3, 2018My smallest projects to date were fabric carrots for Easter.
—Gail on October 3, 2018I’ve done several table topper/runners, but the smallest would have to be the postcards. I was in a postcard exchange group, so I have several made by others also. They were a lot of fun.
—Sandy Ralston on October 3, 2018I haven’t done a table topper, yet. This may inspire me!
—Judy Thompson on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I made was a quilted lapel pin. It’s a schoolhouse pattern, and about 1 1/4″ square. I haven’t made another one, but I do think the design would make an adorable dollhouse quilt done in multiples. Small quilts are so versatile!
—Carole S on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made are 12 inch wall hangings. I would love to win this wonderful prize
—Lois on October 3, 2018I have done small table toppers for the different holidays. I really want a book of small projects. Might be a good Christmas present idea for my hubby.
—Joanne O'Neal on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a mug rug!
—Cheryl on October 3, 2018My smallest completed project is a pin cushion. My smallest unfinished project is a 1 1/2” basket block with 1/4” triangles.
—Martha Henrichs on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 2.5″ snowman square attached to a key chain.
—Cindy White on October 3, 2018I have made a few quilted post cards and several pin cushions.
—Jo Anne Hawks on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a mug rug.
—Judy Schimmel on October 3, 2018A small (placemat size) table topper. Small is nice!
—Diana O on October 3, 2018I guess the smallest project would be a pincushion made from scraps left after making a small Amish style quilt. I enjoy making small projects I can finish quickly.
—Joan Whistler on October 3, 2018Smallest project I have done is a pincushion. Made a great gift for daughter In law.
—Donna on October 3, 2018I made a set of a dozen coasters for my daughter’s first apartment after college, just with 5″ pieces of fabric, lightly quilted and bound. I was so tickled with those that I then made some pieced coasters for me, very carefully coordinating the fabric to my furniture. I love them! I also love this book, the projects in it, and all the goodies in the giveaway!
—Carol Weber on October 3, 2018I made a little pincushion using small half square triangles plus a small appliqued featherweight. I love making smaller projects. They get done quickly, but are still challenging!
—Patty on October 3, 2018I made some pieced coasters for me, very carefully coordinating the fabric to my furniture. I love them! I also love this book, the projects in it, and all the goodies in the giveaway!
—Carol Weber on October 3, 2018Smallest I have made is a pincushion for a gift
—Donna on October 3, 2018I did a postcard swap with a group of friends in my mini-quilt group.
—Linda on October 3, 2018I have made all the above. I love little quilts too! I guess the smallest was a 4″ pieced quilt to hang on an embroidery piece that I hand stitched. Love the new book and fabric Pam! You do beautiful work!!!
—Judy on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of mug rugs and coasters as well as a few postcards. My favorite and most challenging small project was a tangled wall hanging. The pieces were so small that I made two the same time to make it worthwhile. Thanks for sharing your new book. Love the projects.
—Judy C on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is a baby quilt. I’ve been wanting to make some mini quilts lately!
—stephanie box on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are my gift items of choice this year, but have also done paper pieced tree ornaments which were smaller.
—Carole Diehl on October 3, 2018pot holders
—CHRIS ZOFKIE on October 3, 2018I made a name Tag, paper pieced, that was 1.5 by 2″ Half was a tree and the other half had my name on it.
—Karen S on October 3, 2018I think a pin keep is the smallest quilt I have made, although I have made many small table runners.
—Barbara on October 3, 2018For my son’s cub scout Pinewood Derby parent’s challenge -I made my "car" into the bed from Bedknobs and Broomsticks – complete with a tiny quilt approximately 3″ x 4″ made from 1″ squares – and a pillow! My car won!!!
—Regina on October 3, 2018The littlest project I’ve ever made is a finger pin cushion. The smallest quilted project is a mug rug.
—Kathy A on October 3, 2018I love tiny projects, though I don’t always have the patience for them. Pincushions, mug rugs, tiny bowls for findings.
—Judy graczyk on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is a baby quilt. I’ve been wanting to make minis lately!
—stephanie box on October 3, 2018One year, I made 3 tiny pincushions for gifts and even though they were tiny, they were a BIG hit! Thanks for this awesome giveway, I am intrigued!
—Susan Mulvihill on October 3, 2018When I first started doing quilting, I loved all things miniature and made a double Irish Chain quilt that finished 5″ square. The pieces were 1/4″!
—Beth Freeman on October 3, 2018A pin cushion!
—Angelia Ulrich on October 3, 2018I have made a postcard, probably the smallest item. But my favorite is a 12 block wall hanging of various log cabin blocks.
—Rita S on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve done is the heart shaped coasters that I make. The first ones were a log cabin pattern with a center of 1/2″ finished. I’ve been making them for about 8 years now, and have added a couple of pattern variations to my line. I make about 100 at a time so I can do chain piecing and have a few evenings of hand stitching to finish them. I sell them at work and they are very popular! I am amazed at anyone who can work in that scale for a whole doll quilt! I don’t have the patience for that!
—Gypsy Lisa Gassman Staggers on October 3, 2018Paper pieced Christmas ornaments and mug rugs are my smallest items.
—Carole D on October 3, 2018Baby quilts are my smallest projects so far.
—Diana on October 3, 2018Mini wall quilt is the smallest.
—Becky L. on October 3, 2018The smallest projects that I have made are mug rugs, then doll blankets, then table toppers. I would love to win this book and try some more table toppers. My children would like some non-holiday projects.
—Kathy Brickey on October 3, 2018One of my first year’s quilting, I made quite a few potholders in order to work on my piecing skills. Tried FMQ but ended up straight line quilting them. Ha
—DFord on October 3, 2018bookmarks
—Amy W on October 3, 2018My smallest since I started quilting has been a table top;per that is 17″ square. When I was young I made a lot of doll clothes. Would love to have Pam’s new book. Thanks
—Gracie Adams on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a Christmas ornament for my quilting friends. I have also made a lot of mug rugs for gifts. They are so fun to personalize! Plus, when I was first getting into quilting I love making mini quilts to hang on my walls every where!
—LoriLynn on October 3, 2018The smallest thing that I have made is a 14” appliqué wall hanging.
—Joyce on October 3, 2018I made several small pin cushions, and I made the quilt on the website picture.
—Angela Little on October 3, 2018What wonderful projects.
—Lori Smanski on October 3, 2018The smallest I have sewn is Barbie doll clothes.
The smallest I have quilted is a table runner.
The smallest project I made is a table topper!
—Teena Bode on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt project was a hand pieced and quilted 8 inch quilt for my Doll House’s bed. Unfortunately I gave it up to be a Barbie doll quilt to Granddaughter. Sorry no pictures available. Thank You
—Crystal Nichols on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt was a cathedral window pin cushion!
—Claire Duderstadt on October 3, 2018The smallest project was a little doll quilt for my granddaughter that just fits the doll bed her grandpa made.
—Carol Vickers on October 3, 2018A quilted postcard.
—Nancy G. on October 3, 2018drool bandanas
—jackie norwood on October 3, 2018Tiny projects are so sweet! I have made many pincushions and mug rugs.
—K on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made so far was a 13″ square table topper for a silent auction. This new book would be a fantastic addition to my quilt book library. Thanks for offering this to us!
—Katherine K Morvay on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted project was probably a fabric postcard. What a great giveaway!
—Dottie MACOMBER on October 3, 2018The smallest is probably a paper pieced pincushion.
—Shari K. on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve ever made is a pillow. These projects are beautiful!
—Sonya M on October 3, 2018A pin cushion
—Sharon on October 3, 2018I love this book and fabrics! Beautiful.
—Kathi on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt project I’ve made is a mini table runner. A kit I bought at a quilt show. My first time doing stitch in the ditch. Also making 4″ blocks but haven’t finished the quilt project.
Like so many others, the smallest project I’ve made is a pincushion. I used 30’s prints and it makes me smile every time I sit down at my machine 🙂
—Karen Babcock on October 3, 2018Table Runner would probably be the smallest project.
—Mary H on October 3, 2018Wall hanging!
—Amy Cofer on October 3, 2018I made bookmarks for my family.
—Amy W on October 3, 2018mug rugs and pillows.
—Ann R on October 3, 2018A wall hanging for the holidays.
—jo on October 3, 2018I made a 6 inch square miniature Floral applique with four blocks and scalloped border. I also made a miniature grandmother’s flower garden where each hexie is about the size of a pencil eraser and there are 18 Flowers in the little quilt. This book looks like a lot of fun. Thanks
—Margaret Mead on October 3, 2018A Christmas ornament.
—Sharon on October 3, 2018A wall hanging, about 6 by 12 inches.
—Virginia Beecher on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made to date is a cup coaster.
—Robin on October 3, 2018A small doll quilt to go on the small doll bed created by my husband for a small granddaughter!
—Dorothy Davis on October 3, 2018I’ve made pincushions and jewelry broaches with patchwork
—Carol on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of little patchwork pincushions and coasters. Small blocks and small quilts are my favorites!
—gayle m on October 3, 2018I made a log cabin pin cushion, I think it was 3 or 4 inches square. That’s as small as I’ve gone. Pam’s book is on my Christmas list.
—Toni Anne Potter on October 3, 2018Small projects are a great introduction into a new method or pattern and these are such beautiful projects featuring a fresh look on some classic blocks. I am now encouraged to get back to these time honored designs and would love to have this book to get me started. And the pin cushion is lovely!
—Patricia on October 3, 2018Mug rugs and coasters are the smallest items I have made.
—Janice Mc Laren on October 3, 2018I think the smallest thing I’ve made is a baseball-sized ball for a baby. I admire everyone who can make small blocks and finished pieces! ~smile~ Roseanne
—Roseanne @ Home Sewn By Us on October 3, 2018Used many of my scraps cut into 1/2 inch strips and made trivets….. Instead of bowls I make the trivets so that I can applique something on top. They make great gifts.
—Sharron on October 3, 2018My mom and I made , placemats , coasters ( for those Darn plastic tumblers that sweat ) and we made hot dish holders ..kinda a quilted fabric trivet .
—Julie n. on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a pin cushion. I made it square with a button in the center. So cute! I love making baby quilts or wall hanging as well.
—Evelyn DesJardins on October 3, 2018I made a four-block floral applique that was 6 inch square with a scalloped border. I made an 18 block grandmother’s flower garden where each hexie was about the size of pencil eraser. Thanks for the great giveaway
—Margaret Mead on October 3, 2018The smallest item I have made (that I can remember) is a table mat for my foyer. Thanks for this wonderful give-away!
—Linda Pawlak on October 3, 2018I’ve made some pretty small projects of Christmas ornaments and post cards, book marks, scissor fobs and pin cushions. They are fun and fast! This book looks like some fun ideas!
—Ellie Lively on October 3, 2018My smallest are doll quilts for my granddaughter’s baby dolls
—Kathy Hendrick on October 3, 2018Tiniest have been pincushions. Love to make them for gifts!
—Nancy Thone on October 3, 2018I made quilted postcards when those were popular.
—Sherry on October 3, 2018I once made a 12 x12 fall colored flying geese wall hanging for a gift exchange at my quilt guild. I love patterns that use my collection of precuts.
—Beth S on October 3, 2018I made one coaster with a quilted squares enframing an embroidered bird.
—Karen Rodriguez on October 3, 2018The smallest thing i ever made were 2 small pincushions, an owl and a crow out of wool, love them!! Love to do patchwork and Pam Buda’s book Vintage Patchwork looks full of yummy patchwork!! Thanks for a chance to win.
—Carmen Montmarquet on October 3, 2018Carmen
I have made many pincushions and mug rugs and love making small projects.
—Vicki H on October 3, 2018A pin cushion for me, but the quilted post card sounds nice and fun!
—Sunnie on October 3, 2018I’ve made Christmas ornaments as greeting cards for special friends and relatives, signed & dated in hopes they would be displayed and cherished for years.
—Marianne on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made are Neo Natal Quilts to cover the units at the Hospital. It keeps the harsh lights away from the tiny babies and the child gets to take the quilt home when leaving the hospital. An ongoing project…
—Rose on October 3, 2018Pieced coasters and pot holders are some of the small items I have made.
—Sandy K on October 3, 2018My smallest projects were sachets and coasters.
—Christine M on October 3, 2018I have made multiple pin cushions out of selvages……..what a great prize to win as I have some layer cakes to use up…..survivor972002@midco.net
—Mary Ann Hentschell on October 3, 2018My smallest project is a mug rug.
—Judy Sanders on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest thing I’ve made so far, but I’d love to jump into even smaller things. I made the 6” farm girl quilt which got me interested in tiny half square triangles. Would love you he book!
—Jeanne Nordquist on October 3, 2018my first trial of making a miniature quilt was a Miniature Pin Cushion of the Log Cabin pattern. It was great fun and I’ve enjoyed taking it with me to be and other free so events. I’m searching for a unusual pattern now to make for entry into my quilt show in 2020. Linda Love
—LINDA B. LOVE. on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made are the double pot holder and matching pot handle covers.
—Janet Selman on October 3, 2018Smallest I have made is mug rugs, for my daughter ❤️ Thanks you for the giveaway
—Anne on October 3, 2018I have always started large project and seem to only complete a few of them. I think these are perfect projects for me Joyc
—Joyce on October 3, 2018A wall hanging is the smallest I’ve done, so far. I’ve been wanting to do some smaller projects and this book looks like the perfect place to start!
—Karen Mackessy Carr on October 3, 2018The smallest things I made were hot pads, microwave bowls, coasters, quilt squares challenge.I also quilted small notion boxes and doll carriage quilts. I am now ready for some new challenges and patterns.
—Mary on October 3, 2018The littlest project I’ve ever made was a pincushion that I made years ago. What a fun idea to make 12 projects from one 10″ precut stack! I’m so glad Pam challenged herself to create these lovely projects and has shared them in her new book!
—Linda B on October 3, 2018Thank you Marcus Fabrics, Martingale, and Pam for this very special giveaway!
I guess the smallest item I’ve made is a coaster. I made a lot for teacher and co-worker presents one year.
—Robin on October 3, 2018I’ve made some very small Cathedral Window Christmas ornaments and some doll quilts. I love tiny pieces. 🙂 Thank you for the giveaway!
—Loris Mills on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I made was a doll quilt.
—Cynthia Harris on October 3, 2018A mug rug is the smallest project I have ever done.
—Judy Sanders on October 3, 2018I would guess my smallest quilt was for a challenge quilt for my guild. It was about 20 inches square.
—Jean N. on October 3, 2018A little log cabin wall hanging! So much fun! Thank you, for the giveaway! Love it!
—Suzanne H on October 3, 2018Quilted mug rugs!!
—Sharon Finnie on October 3, 2018I have made several small pieces I use as large coasters, or to set vases on. They basically protect my wood surfaces from scratches.
—Chrisknits on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have ever made is a mug rug.
—Judy Sanders on October 3, 2018The smallest “quilt” I made was the Dutch flag. I used 1/2” strips. The whole thing is 2”x1.5”.
—Nyla-Jean on October 3, 2018I’ve made several Christmas ornaments that were pretty simple. I’m a little intimidated about the small pieces but the patterns are very appealing and I’d like to give them a try. Thank you!
—Jeannine on October 3, 2018The smallest was a pin cushion collection I made for my friends and family.
—elr on October 3, 2018A table topper! Binding a small piece is my challenge.
—Kathy Wyllie on October 3, 2018My smallest project has been baby quilts with Anita Grissnan Solomon’s Super Size Nine Patch pattern.
—Sandra on October 3, 2018The smallest item I ever made were 2” unfinished churn dash blocks. Love mini’s.
—Carmen on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 12″×12″ quilt with four pieced tulips. Those pieces were tiny!
—Linda S on October 3, 2018A small Amish wall quilt is my smallest….it is 14 x 14. Oh! And a small Christmas quilt which is 13 x13. It’s even smaller!
—Sheri Bennett on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a pp mini with each part of the block/quilt at 1/4″. Actually I made 4 different projects with 1/4″ pieces.
—Lauren Eberhard on October 3, 2018My smallest piecework was a 2”x3” Artist Trading Card (ATC) that I made for a special show a my children’s school. I used a patchwork pattern for a 3-masted ship, scaled down so the square and HST patches finish at 1/2”. I wish I could show you a picture. It’s really cute!
—Meredith on October 3, 2018I have made Christmas cards the size of post cards, pin cushions and mug rugs and also a name tag for a quilting group. Would love to win this bundle
—Karen on October 3, 2018I believe the smallest project I ever made was a fabric box to present quarter-folded crocheted dishcloths in for a gift. It was about 4″x 4″ x 1.5″
—Marsha Ransom on October 3, 2018The smallest has been a table runner. Looking forward to making small blocks.
—Kathleen McQuiggin on October 3, 2018I’ve always loved to make mini quilts…most recently one from Kim Diehl’s Simple Whatnots that is a perfect Fall tabletopper!
—Jane Harrington on October 3, 2018smallest was probably log cabin coasters – paper pieced. Fun!
—Joyce Finch on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I‘ ve made, is a 2,5 inch pincushion for my sewing box!!!
—Nora Hanisch on October 3, 2018I have made many small pictues for friends and family.
—Pkhyllis Slone on October 3, 2018I participated in a post card exchange. Made 20 small cards and mailed them to the U.S. and some foreign country’s. Was a lot of fun getting back different cards.
—Elaine Murphy on October 3, 2018Smallest project was a mug rug.
—Karen Wilson on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made is christmas ornaments based on the log cabin block, and cathedral windows block.
—Eugenia ("Genie") Stepanek on October 3, 2018Love those mini blocks! Drawing the blocks on graph paper helps make them even more precise!
—Nancy on October 3, 2018Pincushions! I love making them! I use scraps and favorite fabric lines. I decorate my sewing space with them and stick fancy pins in them,old buttons,charms and pins from quilt shows I’ve been too.I also use them when quilting all over the house! I’m looking forward to this book,love Pams quilts and like the idea of all the projects sewn from one 10″ precut stack! I think it would be fun to make all the projects with seasonal fabrics, since I like to decorate my home with quilting.
—Annalee on October 3, 2018For a potholder challenge I made a double wedding ring with 6 rings. It definitely was a challenge – and it won viewers’ choice.
—Mona on October 3, 2018I’ve made baby doll quilts- very simple. I’m looking forward to trying some minis with the scraps I’ve been collecting!
—Betsy L on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted items I’ve made are 2 inch Christmas ornaments. They were paper pieced which made them a bit easier to make. I love making mug rugs as well.
—Pamela W on October 3, 2018Pam’s book looks like great fun. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve made baby doll quilts- very simple. I’m looking forward to making minis with the scraps I’ve been saving!
—Betsy L on October 3, 2018I have made some small pincushions and needle keepers.
—Linda Vargas on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 4 x 4 potholder so far!
—Tabitha Keener on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a crib size Grandmother’s Flower Garden. I was 10 and thought quilting was fun (which it is) and quick (which it isn’t).
—Janet on October 3, 2018Paper pieced Christmas ornaments are my smallest finished projects to date. I like the look of small piecing and have also made doll quilts and using small patchwork in creating a purse.
—Stephanie L. on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I’ve made are wall-hangings and love layer cakes but never know what to do with them, this book looks fun!
—Susan on October 3, 2018i made a paper pieced wall quilt with 9 blocks that measures 8″X7″. i have also made a bunch of pincushions with pieced tops.
—Carolyn Montgomery on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve done is a mug-rug, roughly 5×7 sized. I made a few for a swap with online friends. 🙂
Love this vintage collection/book; beautiful stuff!
—Heather V on October 3, 2018A table topper……..I would love to make some of the projects in this wonderful book!
—Judi Rizzo on October 3, 2018Judi
The smallest project that I’ve made is a quilted Hallowe’en postcard.
—Jetta on October 3, 2018It was so much fun!
My smallest project is 12 inch art quits. Very fun!
—Ann on October 3, 2018I’ve made a few gift card holders with 3″ paper pieced designs on the front. This book looks fun!
—Cathy B. on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I hav made is a needle holder. I would love to win this book
—Jacklyn on October 3, 2018Smallest project so far is a pincushion. However this book might be a the trick to get me through this years Christmas shopping !
—Marion Lisko on October 3, 2018The smallest was a miniature quilt and rug for a doll house
—Lalich Nadine on October 3, 2018I have made several Chicken pin cushions using 1/4″ finished strip log cabin blocks and also log cabin bear paw corner stone blocks for a quilt. The patterns in the book look wonderful.
—Peggy on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made would be a mug rug. I have been wanting to try the miniature quilt blocks I think they are beautiful but don’t know if I could get them to square up to make a quilt.
—Karen L Roop on October 3, 2018A miniature Lady of the Lake quilt.
—Rochelle Dodge on October 3, 2018I like to make mini quilts. Probably the smallest quilt I have made is about a 7×9″ Stairway to Heaven mini quilt, where the 4 patch blocks finished at 1/2″. But I do make pincushions and mug rugs that are smaller than that in the final finish, though the block is larger.
—Janet O. on October 3, 2018My smallest projects have been quilted coasters. I like to make seasonal coasters. So quick and a fun way to enjoy the fabrics.
—Jill on October 3, 2018My smallest project has to be a pin casino or a Christmas ornament. I love creating small projects, especially using vintage and reproduction fabrics.
—Donna Schalge on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pillow top – made from the "snow balled" corners of another quilt. I have a hard time throwing ANY fabric away!!!
—Carolyn on October 3, 2018My smallest project so far is a mug rug I use at my desk. Love it! I am especially fond of miniature quilts. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Cheryl S on October 3, 2018I made small baskets for teacher gifts with my grand-daughters. It was super fun to watch them in the making!
—Eilene Hengen on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a tiny log cabin Christmas ornament, it measured about 2 or 3”… love this opportunity!!
—Lucy D on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is mug rugs…
—kellie on October 3, 2018I have done teeny pieced (1/2” finished) pincushions and postcards as well. My favorite time block quilt I made was a Texas shaped wall hanging.
—Donna R on October 3, 2018A pincushion about 4″ x 4″.
—Hildy on October 3, 2018I think the smallest project I’ve ever made was a pincushion for our guild last year. We had a contest and 3 winners were chosen. I didn’t win but I use that pincushion every time hubby and I are on a road trip. :-). I made it using a drink holder for in the car, and putting little pockets around the outside to hold essentials – marking pens, needle threaders, thread snips, etc. I’m so glad I made it and use it almost every time we’re on a trip. 🙂
—Vivian Oaks on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made are pincushions and mug rugs from larger project leftovers.
—Patti W on October 3, 2018The smallest project was a 12 x 12 paper pieced wall hanging.
—Pat Terry on October 3, 2018Tiny patchwork block pincushions for my quilt buddies. They are adorable if I do say so myself!
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—Mary Kastner on October 3, 2018My smallest quilted project was placemats for my dining room table. It was so nice being able to finish something quickly. I would love this book and fabric!
—Susan Stein on October 3, 2018Our local Community Arts Council does an annual fundraiser in which artists, professional or amateur, adult or child, can submit up to 3 pieces for sale. The pieces can be in any medium, but they are restricted in size to 6 inches square. I pieced a series of 3 very simple forest scenes, my first attempts at "art" quilts. They whet my appetite for making "art" quilts, and much dreaming of images has ensued. Now I just need to get down to work and MAKE another one.
—Carol on October 3, 2018My smallest project would have been mug rugs .
—Marji Killion on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve done are coasters. So cute!
—Ann L. on October 3, 2018Patchwork pincushions … plural … they were gifts for sewing friends. About to start making postcards, too. Loved your 2007 "Positively Postcards" book… do you have plans for another postcard book in the future??
—Gina M on October 3, 2018Mine would be pincushions.
—Debra stallings on October 3, 2018Love making pincushions with scraps!
—Susan Torrington on October 3, 2018A miniature quilt that had tulip blocks. The quilt measured 6×9.
—Trina on October 3, 2018My smallest project was quilted potholders. So fun to make and give.
—Virginia in AK on October 3, 2018A wall quilt would be the smallest quilting project I have ever finished,
—Suzanne C on October 3, 2018My smallest quilted projects have been pincushions. So fun to do!
—Mary on October 3, 2018I made a nametag pin that is 3″ x 5-1/4″ to wear to my quilt club. It has my first name done in paper piecing, and the 1″ letters used anywhere from 8 to 16 pieces each. Then my name is surrounded by 1″ flying geese traveling in a circle. It is bound and quilted, with a pinback sewn in. Would I do it again? I doubt it!
—Marcia Gilbreath on October 3, 2018The smallest would be a little pincushion . I am enamoured with pincushions and miniature quilts and I save every bit of fabric from all projects . I also love vintage styled fabrics . There is nothing about this gift that I wouldn’t love . Thank you for a chance to win this most generous prize .
—Shelley P on October 3, 2018The smallest project I made is a mug rug for my coffee cup next to my sewing machine.
—Pat Kaiser on October 3, 2018Pincushions are the smallest I’ve made. Little pieces are a fun challenge!
—Katherine on October 3, 2018The smallest items I have made are mug rugs. They were great gifts for coworkers, I customized each one.
—Marijo on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made so far is for my daughter’s Barbie Doll bed. I used the 2×2 squares to make a pink patchwork quilt and pillow.
—Wronda Lamando on October 3, 2018My smallest project was the ever-popular mini tuffet pin cushion using leftover fabric – have always wanted to do mini quilts – they are adorable and great accents for sewing room – and/or my office cubicle!!!
—Kathleen Drzik on October 3, 20183-1/2″ square log cabin pin cushion; created from my first miniature paper pieced left over accent blocks. I look back on it and still wonder how I pieced those tiny pieces!
—Rosann Gilbert on October 3, 2018Wall quilt
—Janette on October 3, 2018I have made pot holders to try out new blocks, decide if I want to make more of them!!
—Bernadette Schultz on October 3, 2018a small table mat
—Kathy Luehrs on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 14×14″ table topper using 2 1/2″ squares. I love it & plan do do many more. my
—Sharon Arms on October 3, 2018Hello, the smallest quilt I have made is a mini wall hanging. I enjoy making small quilts. Have gotten a few books and patterns in the past few years on minis. I am a make do kind of girl. Love your new fabric line. Can’t wait to find it. What an awesome give away gift. Thank you for the chance to win it.
—Robin on October 3, 2018Table Topper and Baby Quilt
—Joanie Jordan on October 3, 2018The smallest is a pin cushion for me. It finished 2 1/2 inch square. Love the projects and the color selection in this.
—Rita Long on October 3, 2018Mug rugs and pin cushions are the smallest things I’ve made.
—Nita on October 3, 2018the littlest quilt I ever made was dime sized finished yo-yos – 100 of them put together as a quilt for a little metal bed. made the mattress out of left over batting and poly fit. I love that quilt.
—Lori on October 3, 2018Back in the day, I made many, many fabric postcards & trading cards. Fun & challenging, then on to miniature quilts for a dollhouse, doll quilts, samplers. I love the patterns now using the precuts for smaller size table toppers & seasonal small wall quilts. Friends have pointed out to me that all Quilts don’t have to be king size!!😊
—Ronna H on October 3, 2018Paper pieced 5×5 quilts for an embroidery project.
—Gail on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a quilt for a doll.
—Anne L. Rightler on October 3, 2018A pincushion is the smallest project I have ever made
—Ruth on October 3, 2018While I’ve made dozens of post cards, the most complicated small quilt item I made was a 6″ medallion with 12 – 1″ paper pieced blocks surrounding the medallion. I could have made a large quilt in the same time it took to do this mini. And it was my first time paper piecing!
—Lena T on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is a baby quilt.
—Jessica Woods on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a pin.
—Lynn on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a table topper!❤
—Sherrie Retzinger on October 3, 2018My smallest project were paper pieced miniature key fobs or scissor fobs. So much fun to make small things!
—Judy Stone on October 3, 2018I have made numerous mug rugs but the smallest quilted project were nail-file holders for friends. What a great book, this will be on my wish-list for Christmas
—Maggie Woods on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made are mug rugs. I love the projects in Pam’s book.
—Cindy on October 3, 2018I have made quilts and wall hanging for a dollhouse. Pins for myself, lots of mug rugs. I love the challenge of tiny pices.
—Jean Weness on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I have ever made were a set of three 6X9 inch coordinated miniatures that hang on my fireplace mantle. They mesmerize people.
—Jackie on October 3, 2018Please enter me into the giveaway contest
—Janine Donnelly on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 5×8 mug rug with a hand embroidered snowman framed with tiny patchwork borders and offset with an on-point patchwork row. Love the colors, fabrics, and projects in Vintage Patchwork!!
—Diane McLean on October 3, 2018Made was a 3 inch log cabin hand sewn with 1/2″ strips left over from charm squares that were trimmed to 4.5″. Loved the colors so much ! It was then framed with a wider mat . Still a favorite .
—Leona on October 3, 2018My smallest project has been a mug rug. It is fun to complete something so quickly!
—ANN BRASSELL on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a 2″ pincushion made from triangles cut off from the corners of a larger block.
—Marilyn C. on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt was about 12×12 for my wall. Just a little thing with fusible applique to decorate my wall.
—Elizabeth Kuntz on October 3, 2018I have made little pincushions with bottlecaps and scraps of fabric.
—Susan Burney on October 3, 2018Throw-sized is the smallest for me so far
—Kelly Russell on October 3, 2018A mug run is the smallest item I have quilted.
—June Emerson on October 3, 2018I have made a number of small projects! My favorite was a mini quilt, paper piecing log cabin style with 1 inch finished blocks. I used hand dyed fabrics and made 9 blocks. It was for a friend and it was hard to part with when finished! 😊
—Marilynn on October 3, 2018My smallest projects have been pin cushion collection, lovely little pieces.
—Marcia de Aguiar on October 3, 2018The smallest item I ever made was coasters.
—Mindy Dahl on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve ever made is a cathedral window pin cushion. It was a fun learning experience.
—Rose T on October 3, 2018Smallest project I ever made was a pin cushion. Just love the colors in these projects !!
—Susan Bostaph on October 3, 2018I love to make pin cushions. They’re quick to make and I love giving them to my sewing friends.
—Mary Beth McKelvey on October 3, 2018A pincushion to have on a finger is my smallest project.
—Liv Ranum on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have ever worked on was a mug rug for a guild exchange.
—Ann West on October 3, 2018My smallest was the size of a postcard. Made about 20 all the same and mailed them as shower invitations for my 1st grand daughters baby shower. Janine
—Janine Scott on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of wall quilts. My smallest is a hand-dyed, stitched fish placemat on the table.
—Nadja on October 3, 2018I am so excited for Pam! I can’t wait to make everything in this book! My smallest quilt was for a friend’s doll house and was 3″ x 4 1/4″. No batting!
—Wendy C. Reed on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a doll quilt that measured 6 x 8 before binding and was little Broken Dishes blocks made from scraps sent to me by a friend.
—Karin S. on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve done is a pin cushion. The giveaway is so nice.
—Belinda gill on October 3, 2018My first paper pieced project was a 9 block quilt that finished 12×12 with the border, I was hooked on mini blocks and paper piecing!
—sarah moss on October 3, 2018Be still my heart!! These are my very favorite, I love shirting materials, always have, & then you start adding your colors. Maybe growing up on a farm, working hard & admiring the families that came before me has something to do with it!! My smallest quilt was an 8×8 hand stitched quilt which I have displayed in a frame.
—Carrie Ramnes on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made are pieced pincushions for several friends.
—Velva on October 3, 2018They all loved them.
The smallest item I have ever made was a pin cushion.
—Judy Maggio on October 3, 2018My smallest pieces to quilt where doing 1” hexagons to make a floral block for a queen size quilt
—Nancy Kovaleski on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have ever made is a paper pieced wall hanging 14″ x 14″ with 3″ blocks. It was my first paper pieced project!
—Diane H. on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a paper-pieced flag, about 2″ x 4″
—Sharron Meyer on October 3, 2018pin cushions are my smallest projects.
—carol on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a sister’s choice table runner, a wedding rin table runner. made the first one as my first quilting project in a class from a quilting store that is no longer here in new Orleans, la.
—beth d. on October 3, 2018My smallest projects were quilted Christmas ornaments, very tiny and sweet and I still hang them each year.
—Julia H on October 3, 2018I made a block for a contest that had EPP hexies that were very small.
—Susan on October 3, 2018made a bunch of hot pan holders in various 9″ block patterns in Christmas colors for family a few years ago-everybody seemed to like them a lot.
—Mary Washburn on October 3, 2018The littlest projects I make are Christmas ornaments I make for my grandchildren each year.
—Susan Green on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve done has to be the tree ornaments!
—Delinda on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pieced 3″ pincushion. I love the new book! I have to make the star cover quilt😍
—Sharon on October 3, 2018Teeny tiny Barbie Doll clothes! My mom bought a pattern for them in the 1950s and it had a million little pieces to make dresses, coats, & a fur hat for Barbie. One day when I was 9 & my mom was at work I got out the pattern and made a tiny dress. I was too dumb to realize it was too complicated for a kid and amazingly I completed it and didn’t sew through my finger making 1/8″ seams! My mom still tells people how astonished she was when she came home that evening.
—Libby M. on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve ever made was a doll quilt for my daughter’s baby doll to match her quilt on her bed. That was over 20 years ago!!
—Barbara McDonald on October 3, 2018Pincushions and lots and lots of mug rugs from scraps.
—Suzi in MI on October 3, 2018My smallest quilted project, that I can recall, was a tiny 3×3 inch log cabin block hand pieced Christmas ornament that I was making when I went into labor with my youngest, a daughter, nearly 36 years ago. I found it again six years ago in a tin of old sewing tools and fabric bits, and brought it out and finished it in time for her 30th birthday that December!
—Pat Dudek on October 3, 2018My smallest project is a 3” star in a star that I made in a class with Sally Collins several years ago. I would love to win! Thank you. 🙂
—Sheila Fernkopf on October 3, 2018My smallest project was making quilted Christmas ornaments by hand.
—Nancy K on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made was pin cushions and pot holders.
—Linda H on October 3, 2018much like many others, I believe the smallest project I’ve made is a mug rug…then again, it may have been a quilted name tag 🙂
—Anita L Jackson on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a small pincushion.
—Diane on October 3, 2018The smallest project that I ever made was a set of log cabin blocks that finished at 1 1/4 inches each. They were made into pins for a quilt guild pin exchange.
—Barbara Johnson on October 3, 2018Mini pin cushions, ornaments and of course mug rugs…
—Judith Burks on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt project was a 4″square navy+white Log Cabin Christmas Tree Ornament with a 3/4″ star appliqued in one top corner! So neat! Thanks for another great giveaway!
—LINDA Douglas on October 3, 2018A pincushion was my smallest.
—Diane on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a set of three hot pads showing pine trees to give as a host gift for a Japanese family that hosted my stay.
—Shawn on October 3, 2018My smallest project has been a pincushion, but there are many more small projects I would like to make. Thanks for the chance to win!
—Lisa on October 3, 2018…probably a postcard.
—Dixie on October 3, 2018My smallest project to date is a set of handquilted primitive-style, patchwork coasters.
—Lynn M on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is some coasters with leftover scraps.
—Susan on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a coaster. I have made a couple sets that are wearing out…time to make more. This book looks great! Thank you for the giveaway opportunity.
—Deborah B. on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a set of coasters but the smallest pieces I have worked with would have to be in a 6” house block that I completed. I think this book is a brilliant idea! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—CHRISTINE E on October 3, 2018The smallest item I’ve ever made was a quilted post card…fun!
—Marilyn on October 3, 2018Made 2 tiny quilts for my daughter’s 2 little cloth dolls(home made) lying in their (homemade) little bunk beds. The quilts in this book are of a much more challenging level, though.
—Hedda on October 3, 2018I made a a 10″ X 8″ table topper for a end table my husband made for me. It is star blocks with sashing. Small pieces were challenging but it was a fun projects. I have a few more patterns for "little quilts" I plan to try!
—Jami Price on October 3, 2018Yes, I’ve done all you’ve mentioned and several numerous times. I’ve even done a tessellated heart from my scrap bucket that measures 12″ square with a "gazillion" pieces.
—Eileen Emerson on October 3, 2018Valentine postcard!
—Ellen C on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I’ve ever made were mug rugs.
—Andree G Faubert on October 3, 2018My smallest project has been a postcard with a log cabin block that had 1/4″ finished strips. I love the satisfaction of finishing "small" projects.
—Sheri Rhodes on October 3, 2018Smallest thing I’ve quilted is a table runner.
—Elizabeth Smith on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was a potholder. I do have several Red Button Quilt kits that still need completed. I love the pictures from this new book and would love to added it to my collection.
—BONITA M HARMS on October 3, 2018I one made a tiny quilt out of fine sized yo-yos. 100+ yo-yos. Finished about 5 X 7. That did me in on yo-yos
—Sheila on October 3, 2018My first small project is a Christmas Wall Quilt in paper piecing!!!! Adoro questo pannello…..e spero di vincere! Un caro saluto a tutti
—Marinella on October 3, 2018I don’t think my comment posted, so trying again! Thirty-six years ago I was piecing Christmas ornaments, and was in the middle of hand piecing a 3×3 inch log cabin when I went into labor with my youngest child. It laid unfinished in a tin of sewing things for some 30 years when I found it again and quilted it and sent it to my daughter for her 30th birthday that December!
—Pat in WNY on October 3, 2018A tiny pillow for a tiny doll, squares finishing at 1/2-inch.
—Gloria Fradsham on October 3, 2018A quilted postcard is the smallest thing I have made. Actually I have made several of them. And I love 10″ squares.
—JaniceCarole Allen on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made was a paperpieced mini wall hanging that was 12 x 12.
—Cecilia on October 3, 2018Thank You so much for this book!! Excited to try a bunch of your designs!
—Amanda L. Gault on October 3, 2018Will make great gifts!!
My smallest project was a 4″x6″ dollhouse quilt.
—Nan R on October 3, 2018Would love, love, love this book…great way to use my Kansas Troubles stash!…love making pin cushions…
—Karen Kenealy on October 3, 2018I think the smallest were some ATC cards or postcards.
—Marlene S on October 3, 2018Smallest I ever made was a table topper
—Linda Greene on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pincushion. I’ve alsomade some coasters. Thanks for the great giveaway!
—Becky Rabalais on October 3, 2018Small coasters dyed with Sharpie Pens and alcohol.
—Jeanette S on October 3, 2018My littlest project would be a Pincushion, shaped like a Chicken. Actually made several for gifts.
—Rose on October 3, 2018SMALLEST PROJECT: CHICKEN PIN CUSHIONS, MUG RUGS, PUMPKIN
—KAREN BECKER on October 3, 2018I just love vintage and traditional. Espically the patterns.so many different ones to choose. I just can’t make up my mind.
—Kim carron on October 3, 2018Just finished a doll quilt for my granddaughter, up next is one for her cousin.
—Linda Brennan on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a table topper for a small table. I have followed Pam Buda for years. She has awesome projects. Such talent! Thank you for this opportunity!
—Janey on October 3, 2018Smallest was a 10 inch miniature round robin.
—Georgia f on October 3, 2018I have made several little pieced pin cushions and many postcards. I did one of the "3 quilts from one layer cake" projects and loved it, so this book is a definite on my wish list. Thanks for the chance to win it.
—Brenda C on October 3, 2018I made mug rugs – just so I could teach myself to machine quilt. Got them all done (looking rather odd) and then discovered I should have been using a walking foot… Details! I’ve learned a bit more since then, but as they say, practice makes perfect!
—Linda Harper on October 3, 2018Can’t wait to make the mini quilts. I have a new machine to make them on.
—Kim carron on October 3, 2018I make quilted cards for Christmas.
—laura mitchell on October 3, 2018What a fabulous giveaway!!!
The smallest project I have made is a pincushion.
—Rilla Burnham on October 3, 2018Can’t wait to make the mini quilts. I have a new machine to make them on. It will be a great challenge for me with all the small pieces.
—Kim carron on October 3, 2018I have made a wrist/key fob (as requested by my granddaughter) out of scrap fabric. No scrap goes to waste!
—Elaine Chamberlain on October 3, 2018My smallest project was probably a baby pillow make from the left over triangles from a quilt with “snowball” corners. I’m not very good at throwing ANY fabric away!!
—Carolyn S on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve ever made were mug rugs – lots of them 🙂
—Andree G Faubert on October 3, 2018A table runner!😊
—Chris R on October 3, 2018A pincushion is the smallest item i have tried so far but want to try a patchwork doll quilt from my scraps someday
—monica schwartz on October 3, 2018I love the vintage fabric and small projects. I stated quilting when I was 11 years old and still have that first quilt and I am 69 now. Best wishes!
—Linda Bushman on October 3, 2018Smallest project was usuing 1 inch stripes to make Christmas ornaments. Turns out so cute!
—Nana Palmer on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was a pin cushion made from little left over triangles. 😊
—Dona Wagner on October 3, 2018I made a paper pieced wall hanging that consists of 9 3″ squares. It’s on my kitchen wall. I have made some pin cushions, too. I like these smaller projects that get done somewhat quickly. Fun stuff!
—Diana Barnett on October 3, 20181 1/2 inch, quilt as you go, ID for memory stick.
—Marcie Grabber on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made were a bunch of mug rugs for Christmas as well as quilted Christmas tree ornaments. Loved the country feel they both gave to the room and decorations.
—Sherry Hall on October 3, 2018Christmas decoration as Christmas cards. Cathedral window cushion 5cm x 5cm. 2 Main blocks (red or green) insert small Christmas sean one side and other side printed own Christmas verse, before sewing down edges. Sent to friends and family
—Carol Cook on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted project I have done is a quilted ATC (artist trading card) about the size of a baseball card. It was for a art swap and I made 12 of them. Very fun!
—Melissa David on October 3, 2018I’ve made a few postcards and lots of pin cushions–love small projects! Pam’s book looks wonderful!
—Karen D Martin on October 3, 2018Twin quilts for my daughter and 5 of her girl friends for graduation, are the latest quilting projects I have completed.
—Terry Bell on October 3, 2018I made a 6″ mini quilt…from cutting snowballed corners cuts.
—Melody Lutz on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever made was a wool applique pin cushion. I’ve always wanted to try quilting tiny little quilts though, and this looks like a beautiful, MUST HAVE book! Just one pkg of 10″ squares? AMAZING!
—Barbara LeHoullier on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was a table topper, but I love the look of small quilts and would love to try some.
—Tricia Hoffmann on October 3, 2018My first project was mug tugs, then a tiny 4×6 quilt to fit in a frame to put on my bedside table…my next will be a small Christmas wall hanging with my grandchildren’s names in it.
—Rachel Pappas on October 3, 2018A pincushion — a really tiny pincushion. It was fun, but those 1/8″ seams were tough.
—Joan K on October 3, 2018The smallest would be a wall hanging.
—Ruth on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted item I have made is a doll sized quilt. I generally make queen size quilts to decorate our beds. Smaller projects are enticing to me now as a “seasoned” quilter.
—Vickie Snyder on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made was a quilted heart mug rug – for my Hubby for Valentine’s Day ! But I
—Nancy C on October 3, 2018know I am dating myself when I say I have made a whole series of mini-quilts based on holidays & seasons. They are 4″x4″ and my husband made a
rack out of 2 clothespins !
I made a small pincushion and a pincushion ring which were both equally very small. I love reading the tidbits in the email as well as the cheerful bright pictures of projects. Thanks, Sue
—Sue Hiland on October 3, 2018I made a thread catcher from tiny strips of fabric — it was a bear to make!
—Pat V. on October 3, 2018I love making pin cushions. I’ve made from 1.5” squares and wool products jests. Satisfaction from finishing a project quickly but cute and useful.
—Wanda Stephens on October 3, 2018Lots of coasters & mug rugs, pincushions & Christmas ornaments.
—Pamela Reim on October 3, 2018Love your vintage fabrics and the little quilts. Such fun small projects,
—Dee carter on October 3, 2018These little treasures look beautiful. They will make any home warm and cozy any season.
—Kathy Rutter on October 3, 2018Oh wow! this looks like such fun. I have made several mini quilts and some coasters (guess they are the smallest thing I have ever made):)
—Judy Casteel on October 3, 2018Would love to win the prize today.
I have made mug rugs and pincushions. I love everything about Pam Buda. Her colors, her patterns, all of it. I am very happy to see her book. Small projects let us try more patterns and make more quilts.
—Karen Christiancy on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve ever made is a six inch square quilt featuring one inch pieced blocks. I love making small quilts. Thank for the giveaway!
—Jill Majers on October 3, 2018I love making small items…think the smallest was a mug rug out of selvedges. Still use it to this day. I’ve made lots of small blocks, but the finished project was wall hanging size
—Kristie Michalowski on October 3, 2018I can’t wait to look at this book. I’ve made many miniature quilts… they draw you in to look closer. I think the smallest "quilt" I have made turned into a Christmas tree ornament.
—Deborah Yates on October 3, 2018The smallest thing(s) I’ve ever made were quilts and rugs for dollhouses.
—Sharon Aurora on October 3, 2018A pincushion is the smallest item I have made. I love the projects in this book. I will be adding this book to my bookshelf.
—Georgina on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a mini doll quilt about 4″ X 5″! I love Pam’s fabric and her quilt designs.
—Vicki Angstadt on October 3, 2018I made a key chain square of little triangles.
—Sally Clark on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have ever make is a Christmas ornament.
—Joyce Burleson on October 3, 2018The smallest item I have made was a quilted square for a keychain. Many small triangles.
—Sally Clark on October 3, 2018A mug cozy.
—LizF on October 3, 2018A tiny pincushion is the smallest project that I’ve made. I used leftover half-square triangles!
—Susan Stanton on October 3, 2018Ive made several pincushions and some table toppers. I LOVE the historical quilts and your book will really get used by me and I’ll probably be doing them all.
—Eileen Moss on October 3, 2018The smallest project I made was a pincushion. It was at the Toronto creative arts festival and one of the sewing companies wanted guests to try out all the fancy embroidery stitches! I got a nice chicken pincushion and the desire for a new sewing machine!
—Ruth Cooper on October 3, 2018The smallest project ive made has been paper pieced bee hot pads.
—Heather Hedrick on October 3, 2018A zippered divided pouch for coupons
—Betty nelson on October 3, 2018Littlest project I have made is a table runner. I adore little quilts and would like to make one (or more!).
—Kathi Benchley on October 3, 2018I made a pincushion with a pocket for my embroidery scissors.
—Jane on October 3, 2018I’ve stitched gads of tiny embroidery projects–pincushions, ornies, needlerolls–But the smallest patchwork I’ve done is around 12″ for a pillow. I love Pam’s smalls! What a fun book.
—Stephanie Elizabeth Bunce on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was an EPP quilt made from tiny hexagons with 1/4” sides to drape over a tiny treadle sewing machine in a dolls house. The quilt was about 4” square.
—Vanessa Davies on October 3, 2018Tissue holders are the smallest projects that I have made.
—Stephanie McSwain Earls on October 3, 2018The smallest pieced project I made was my name badge for quilt group. I made two strips of miniature flying geese to fly either side of my name. I used a Carol Doak book from Martingale to provide the foundations.
—GloryB on October 3, 2018I made valentine postcards for my quilting group. I watched as my mailman picked them up from my mailbox and looked at them, wondering what they were. My friends loved them!!!!
—Debbie Marshall on October 3, 2018I like to make small mug rugs with pieced designs
—Roberta Ward on October 3, 2018Think the smallest project would be a strawberry pincushion scissor fob. It was the size of a real strawberry 🍓. Thanks for the opportunity to win this great giveaway!!
—Nancy Johnson on October 3, 2018I’ve made pincushions, postcards, Xmas ornaments, coasters, and name tags. Can’t recall going smaller than those. Having somewhat clumsy fingers, I’ve always claimed I avoid small projects, but I guess that’s not quite accurate now that I think about it!
—SandyMay on October 3, 2018A pincushion, and a 9×9 wall hanging are my smallest projects to date. Also made several scrap bag/pin cushion for our guild to sell as a fund raiser.
—Peg Cady Lown on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a pincushion in an antique salt dip!
—Stephanie Kluk on October 3, 2018A pincushion.
—Sherry Sartin on October 3, 2018After seeing a display in a wonderful little quilt museum/store in Oregon, I made a quilted postcard. It was great fun and I hope someday to try it again!
—Deb Graczyk on October 3, 2018Mug rug was my smallest project
—Doris on October 3, 2018Love the challenge this book presents! Looks like fun to get all those out of one pack of 10″ squares…..The smallest things I have made are coasters and they were fun.
—Judy Stolz on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have ever made is a pincushion in an antique salt dip.
—Stephanie Kluk on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made were 4 thank you cards using my embroidery machine to give to some friends who put on a fundraiser for us when my husband was diagnosed with prostate cancer several years ago.
—Janet Espeleta on October 3, 2018I have made table toppers, small 12” seasonal quilts, pillows, and pot holders for small projects. Always fun to do a small project and get quick results. Thank you for offering this neat giveaway package.
—Chris on October 3, 2018I have made very small blocks, some only 2 or 3 inches to use as Christmas ornaments or to tie on packages for my quilting friends.
—Kimberly Barbour on October 3, 2018Kim
I enjoy making hot pads and trivets from my vintage fabric collections. They are a lot of fun and make great gifts.
—LaTawnia Porter on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a paper pieced Christmas quilt, about the size of a potholder. Smaller than that is a wool pincushion that I made. Love the little stuff!
—Pat on October 3, 2018Smallest to date is a baby quilt
—Jenn Burwell on October 3, 2018I have made mug rugs and a book mark, mostly though, I make queen size quilts and matching pillows for wedding presents. Time to use up the leftovers and do something small. I will probably buy a 10″ stack just because.
—Janet Graham on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made were a thread catcher, a Tag blanket for my youngest grandson and three pillowcases. The projects in the book look great. Can’t wait try them.
—Janet LeDoux on October 3, 2018The littlest project I have made is quilted Apple pins for my first grade teacher team to wear for the first day of school. Very fun! And then, of course, that spurred on quilted pumpkins for October and quilted wreaths and Santas for December… and… for every season!
—Jo Anne on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was a doll quilt for my granddaughter’s American Girl doll and a matching doll pillowcase and pillow. It was cute and she loved it!
—Nancy Blankenship on October 3, 2018When I see those first sheets of Pam’s book, I’d like to make the red, black and white pincushion… I cross my fingers! Love those small projects ! Best regards,
—del on October 3, 2018del
Using 3 inch paper pieced squares, I made several Christmas tree ornaments. I also hung some over doorknobs to decorate for the holidays. I like the small quilts in Vintage Patchwork. Perhaps it’s the repro fabrics that attracted me.
—Diane Parent on October 3, 2018Not sure you got my previous comment.
—Carol Cook on October 3, 2018Small Christmas decorations as Christmas cards. Cathedral Window cushions, 5x5cmm.
2 main blocks ( red or green)
Insert Christmas sean on one side on other side printed
Verse, before sewing down edges down.
I believe the pin cushion and post card would be in the running for the smallest I’ve done. When I started quilting many years ago, i made a lot of small quilts to try out various techniques. My quilts have grown in size over the years, but I still have trouble committing to king size quilts.
—Lerlene Nevaril on October 3, 2018Oooohhhh Smallest project 🙂 I’ve done a few quilted postcards (as part of a quilters group swap) and also a tiny Hexagon placemat 🙂
—Frances Ball on October 3, 2018I’ve made a lot of small projects including pincushions, little (2″ x 2″) quilts to hang on little wire hangars… in my sewing room and use up all my leftover scraps for little projects…nothing is wasted!!
—Linda K Austin on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made were a thread catcher, a Tag blanket for my youngest grandson and three pillowcases. I have also made quilter greeting cards. The projects in the book look great. Can’t wait try them.
—Janet LeDoux on October 3, 2018I have made a pin cushion ring. I made tooth fairy pillows for my grand kids.
—Susan on October 3, 2018My quilting group made some 2″ blocks this year to use as cornerstones in a lap quilt. The left-overs have been made into Christmas ornaments. I make lots of 3″ square ornaments from small strips every year. Small=quick & easy!
—C Davis on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pincushion, and I would do the red, white and black one in this book… I cross my fingers and I hope… Best regards,
—Delphine NIBAUDEAU on October 3, 2018del
I love making Mug Rugs….those are the smallest items that I have quilted.
—Debbie Biggs on October 3, 2018I made quilted Christmas cards last year.
—Janna on October 3, 2018Using 3 inch paper pieced squares, I made Christmas tree ornaments. I also hung some on doorknobs to decorate throuhout the house.
—Diane Parent on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve done was a pincushion… I cross my fingers and I hope: I’d like to make the red, black and white one. Best regards,
—Delphine NIBAUDEAU on October 3, 2018del
I have made tiny quilts.
—Lois Barber on October 3, 2018I’ve done little mug rugs and pot holders. I’d love to enjoy Pam’s new book and make some small projects and gifts!
—Jeanne on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a small wall hanging for my niece when she moved to Florida and couldn’t take her cat with her. I took the cat into my home of 6 cats. The wall hanging was of each cat, mostly flannel. I would love to make Pam’s Vintage Patchwork.
—Karen R on October 3, 2018The smallest project that I ever made was a needle book that I made with some fabric scraps and felt. It’s so adorable and I just love small projects. Thanks for a chance at this great giveaway!
—Magda Longoria on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made was a postcard with a Parisian theme. It was a sewing machine promotion.
—Susan Reynolds on October 3, 2018I guess the smallest thing I’ve done is a little double wedding ring quilt, about 8″ x 10″ or so, for my brother and sister in law’s anniversary. It was done with fusibles though, no curved piecing. I’ve been looking forward to this book, it looks great!
—Laura B. on October 3, 2018The smallest project that I have ever made is a pin cushion. I used left over pieces from a quilt. I use that pin cushion almost every time that I sew! Thanks for this chance!!
—Tracey on October 3, 2018Pincushions. Lots of pincushions. I love everything Pam Buda. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Pat S. on October 3, 2018The smallest item I’ve ever made was a pincushion for an exchange. Fun project and was amazed at the creative ideas of others. I loved the pincushion I received in the exchange and enjoy these swaps.
—lena hussey on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever made is a 12 x 12 pillow. It was the first quilting I ever did…30 years ago.
—Allison Evrard on October 3, 2018Postcard size! This looks like a beautiful book!
—Marsha on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a pinkeep. I love Pam’s designs and have followed her for a few years now, I’d be so happy to find this book in my mailbox!
—Fran Bisnchi on October 3, 2018Smallest quilt for me;) Thanks for the chance to win
—Tanya Ignatyuk on October 3, 2018A pincushion would be my smallest quilting project. I’ve also made pot holders and mug rugs.
—MoeWest on October 3, 2018Pincushions are as small as I have made!
—Bonnie S. Harrell on October 3, 2018A coaster!…but I purchased my smallest favorite patchwork piece–a brooch.
—Marcia Pusey on October 3, 2018I made a 6″x6″ Minecraft mug rug for my grandson, and a small kitchen table topper these are the smallest items I have made besides making pieced,appliqued and embroidered baby quilts and wall hangings.
—Donna Jay on October 3, 2018A Postcard, but I have some tiny earrings I bought at a quilt market. I love littles!
—Sally A Atkinson on October 3, 2018I have made several pincushions.
—Karen A on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of quilted pincushions and mug rugs. I love Pam’s designs and fabrics so would love to win!
—Robin McGuire on October 3, 2018A pincushion. It was 16 patch design with a finished size of 4″
—Lori S. on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt project was patchwork Christmas ornaments. They probably finished at 3 or 4″ square.
—Julie Kennedy on October 3, 2018a pincushion
—Cristina M Scarfon on October 3, 2018Pincushion for my thread bag. My first thread bag is about 9 x 12, LOl. 2nd bag is about 4 x 5. I live life to the extrene.
—Margaret O'Reilly on October 3, 2018The smallest with the most pieces was a 17″ x 17″ that has 1473 pieces in it. Have made numerous pin cushions, pin keepers, small containers for scraps (our retreat group make 4-6 small items for our retreat group for 40 people each year) so we have made too many to count, but have enjoyed every one of them.
—Connie in Florissant on October 3, 2018Littlest project is one block as part of a block of the month and quilt swap(made two blocks and sent to my assigned partner and received two blocks back. Next littlest project would be a table runner.
—Michelle Mendes on October 3, 2018The smallest patchwork I have made has been garment pins, mug rugs and pin cushion.
—Linda Lawson on October 3, 2018A PIN CUSHION IS THE SMALL PROJECT I HAVE MADE BUT WOULD LIKE TO TRY MINI QUILTS AT SOME POINT.
—MELINDA WOLFE on October 3, 2018The littlest project I’ve ever made was a 2″ quilt block magnet. I absolutely love mini quilts & projects!
—Susan L. on October 3, 2018I LOVE making pin cushions. Quick, don’t use a lot of fabric and everyone needs at least one.
—Patricia H Whitley on October 3, 2018To date, the smallest projects I have worked on are placemats, but I would love to try the mini quilts and pin cushions in Vintage Patchwork. Thank you for the opportunity to win this giveaway.
—Laurie D on October 3, 2018I have enjoy Pam’s design. I have completed a number of her quilts. Thank you Pam
—Ann on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a snowflake made of 1/4 inch on a side hexagons! I love making tiny things!
—Michelle F. on October 3, 2018smallest piece I’ve made is a table quilt. Fall colors, pieced, stitched and quilted by hand 😉
—Barbara on October 3, 2018The smallest I have gone to quilt is quilted postcards. I made a collage of them and hung them in my freshly painted bathroom. I just love them!
—Jill Auxer on October 3, 2018I made a set of 4 co-ordinating small mug rugs/coasters…each one 4″ square (including binding)…all pieced and quilted by hand. I’d do it again with leftovers if I didn’t put them into the back of a quilt.
—Teri N on October 3, 2018A quilted doll pillow to go with a doll sleeping bag.
—Jacqueline Gould on October 3, 2018I LOVE making pin cushions. Quick, doesn’t take a lot of fabric and everyone needs at least one.
—Patricia H Whitley on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made would have to be a pin cushion. However, I have plans to do a lot of miniature wall hangings!
—Janelle Bucher on October 3, 2018Pincushions
—Pam on October 3, 2018I collect pincushions so have made many. Probably the smallest I’ve made was a pincushion in a sewing basket on a bookshelf quilt for my parent’s 70th anniversary gift.
—Nancy Van Roekel on October 3, 2018The smallest I have made is several table toppers. Love to use up my scraps with them.
—Myra Sattler on October 3, 2018I have made pincushions, table runners and baby quilts. I really like these patterns and the fabric is beautiful.
—Martha Miller on October 3, 2018Smallest I’ve completed is a 4″ pincushion with 53 pieces. It was a challenge but its my favorite pincushion.
—Nancy McFall on October 3, 2018I’ve made lots of little doll size civil war repo quilts so this book would be perfect, I like to keep a little project going during my lunch hour at work.
—Sue Cahill on October 3, 2018Smallest things are potholders. I can make them in one day.
—Sandra Pardue on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest projects I’ve made. Thanks.
—JoyceLM on October 3, 2018I made several sachet pillows filled with lavender for my friends.
—Lynda Thompson on October 3, 2018Pin cushions and needle keeps
—Elizabeth on October 3, 2018The smaller things I have made are mug rugs and pot holders.
—Lynne Lavallee on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest items I have made.
—Marj Mellon on October 3, 2018Beaut quilts. Many new ideas
—Marcia Bergstrom on October 3, 2018Smallest quilt I have made were coasters and mug rugs! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Doris Cardn on October 3, 2018I have made quilted postcards that were subsequently sent to the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coat Guard and among other Military persons fighting in the War in Iraq and Afghanistan. I did this for 3+ years and along the ones sent to me by other Quilters–I had sent out about 800,000 postcards in total. They were made for the different Holidays–so I sent out for Christmas, Easter, 4th of July, Halloween and Valentines Day.
—Diane Malaznik on October 3, 2018I’d have to say a doll quilt, although I have made pincushions as well. I love working on miniature projects! :o)
—Cheryl R. on October 3, 2018A civil war reproduction table topper.
—Amy Holt on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made recently is a wall hanging for Halloween and next I will be doing some for Christmas as I have 2 young kids who love the hand made wall hangings and maybe some mug rugs and table toppers too!!
—Kerri Mitchell on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a 11 by 14 inch applique mini quilt for the Alzheimer’s Initiative project to be auctioned off for research.
—Sherry Bobak on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made was a smaller baby quilt.
—Barb on October 3, 2018I just made an 11″ square Wedding Ring Miniature and it won 1st Place at my local guild show…. It was an ulgly fat quarter challenge at a guild retreat earlier this year…I can’t WAIT to get my hand on this book…I love making miniatures
—Tiffanee Noack on October 3, 2018I have really gotten into the smaller quilts in the last few years. To see what I can do on a smaller scale. It is quite challenging at times but I like the adventure it takes me on.
—Kimba McCormick on October 3, 2018The smallest item l have made was a pincushion.
—Linda on October 3, 2018I stitched minature quilts for myself and six siblings, they all loved them
—Rhoda Thomas on October 3, 2018I also made a 2.5″ 9 patch that I turned into a Tumbling 9patch mini quilt Love making miniatures and cant wait to see this book in person
—Tiffanee Noack on October 3, 2018Before my only daughter was diagnosed with autism, I made her a doll quilt using mine of the nine patch blocks. Each square finished at one and one half inches. I used leftovers from a quilt I made for her brother. She didn’t like dolls ( including Barbies), but she carried the doll quilt with her everywhere.
—Kim Mcwhorter on October 3, 2018I plan on making doll quilts for friends and coworkers who has young children or grandchildren.
Thank you for the chance to win!
The smallest patchwork project I have made was just completed this past week. Actually,I made 4 hotpads from scraps I had saved from other projects.
—Janet Wiener on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a mug rug.
—Sylvia on October 3, 2018The littlest thing I made was probably a postcard.
—Helen on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve sewn is a pincushion. I love the small quilts in baskets! Thank you!
—Danette Stankovich on October 3, 2018Some of my small projects have been Christmas ornaments, potholders, pincushions and little wallhangings
—barbara on October 3, 2018I made a small paper pieced pineapple, doll quilt, and have made several pieced pot holders. And thinking about it have also made star shape pieced mug rugs. Love making small things !
—jean wright on October 3, 2018I made a strip pieced needle keeper more than 40 years ago, and I still use it. 🙂 Lately I made a strap for my camera with 1″ squares (1/2″ finished) just to see if I liked working with little pieces. I did. This package would be a dream to receive.
—Sherry Jurykovsky on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt project was a few quilted pot holders. Also a tiny little wallet.
—Sandra L Antonucci on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a 12″ quilt. It had so many tiny pieces, but felt so accomplished once I finished! It was really a challenge and fun!
—Rosemary on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is for my dollhouse. I have made a yo-yo quilt for a baby doll also a pieced quilt for my dollhouse it is 8×8.
—Pauline P. on October 3, 2018biscornu pincushion
—Laura Wernet on October 3, 2018I was going to make maybe 16 blocks of Bonnie Hunter’s paperpieced "Pineapple Crazy" pattern, just enough for a small wallhanging. After ONE block I said "enough!!", and I quilted and bound the little darling and was happy as a clam. I suppose it was probably 4 or 5″ square. I am a bit more daring now!! Thanks for the opportunity to win this book, I really do love the small quilts!
—Gina on October 3, 2018I have made many small quilted objects such as mug rugs, pot holders and pin cushions
—Joan H. on October 3, 2018I made a minature wall hanging at a sewing show. It was from a kit and completed in less than an hour by hand. It was about 4 inches by 6 inches.
—Herma on October 3, 2018As a beginner, I have shied away from anything small, but would love to try.
—Deborah S on October 3, 2018A Halloween small wall hanging was my smallest item I’ve made.
—Karan Williams on October 3, 2018I love small! I’ve done mug rugs, postcards and mini quilts~ all were great fun! Thanks for the chance!
—Sandie @ crazy'boutquilts on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made was a miniature teddy bear quilt. I am so impressed with the tiny quilts and projects that others have made. The book looks fantastic!!
—Bette on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I made was an EPP hexi coaster using 1/4″ hexies!
—Angel Hawks on October 3, 2018I love small! I have made mug rugs, pincushions, postcards and mini quilts, and enjoyed them all! Thanks for the chance!
—Sandie @ crazy'boutquilts on October 3, 2018I have made a few patchwork potholders, and one mini quilt about 6” x 8 “.
—Tess McCarthy on October 3, 2018Smallest project I’ve made is a patchwork pin cushion.
—Wanda T on October 3, 2018I used leftovers from another project to make a double nine-patch quilt that measures 6″ square.
—Betsy on October 3, 2018A pincushion…Looks like a GREAT book!
—Teresa Sanders on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made were quilted artist’s’ trading cards.
—Jane on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was a mug rug, and what fun that was!!!
—Diane Nagle on October 3, 2018Table toppers. I love using 10″ squares . The book looks like fun.
—Donna McCormack on October 3, 2018Mug rugs! So much fun with orphan blocks!
—Linda Schnittger on October 3, 2018I love small quilts. I made an angel quilt with 1inch squares and lots of dolls quilts.
—Mary E on October 3, 2018I made a little appliqued, finished square block for a friend for Christmas. It turned out really well and I loved it and almost regretted giving it away.
—Mary on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a hexagon pin cushion in pink and white.
—Clare on October 3, 2018I’ve made many teeny projects. My favorite was a pincushions made with 1/2″ finished half squares. They were cut-aways from making flying geese for another project. Just can’t bear to throw fabric away, no matter how small!
—Ruth on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a series of vintage style doll quilts, roughly 17 x 20″. Used batting and muslin backing, then tied with DMC Pearl cotton thread. A fun project.
—Vicki Fite on October 3, 2018I made some paper pieced blocks that finished at about 1.5 inches and added pin backings.
—Stephanie on October 3, 2018This book has some great little pieces. Looks like fun to make. The smallest patchwork item that I’ve made was a Christmas ornament..
—J Downham on October 3, 2018I love your little quilts. The smallest blocks I have done is the Dear Jane quilt with ALL
—V Joyce Bruce on October 3, 2018small hand piecing. I got a group together and we met for a couple of years and finally a few of the DJ quilts are complete. I want some smaller quilts for now so these should
surely get used if I get the book.
Joyce
I made a doll quilt with matching pillow for a co-workers daughter. The book looks beautiful. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Kathy Timmons on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a coaster – Card trick pattern. The hardest part was the binding !
—Kerrie on October 3, 2018The smallest project that I’ve made is a 5×7 framed quilt. I would love to win this set!
—Kate on October 3, 2018Definitely a pincushion, which is almost too pretty to use given I cross stitched the top.
—Tarnia on October 3, 2018Thanks for a great introduction. I hope I can get my hands on a copy of the book soon! It looks fabulous.
Probably the smallest project I’ve ever made from fabric is a needle cushion to go under the presser foot of my sewing machine. I used 5 2″ squares.
—Nancy on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have made are pincushions.
—Stephanie D on October 3, 2018A hotpad as a Girl Scout project ages ago.
—JennyH on October 3, 2018What a great book! I love miniature quilts and small projects. It would be perfect for the upcoming holidays. I’ve made many small things–pincushions, mug rugs and postcards.
—Nancy on October 3, 2018I have made a mug rug using small scarp fabric pieces. I have three mini quilts cut out and ready to be pieced.
—Madeline on October 3, 2018I’ve made what I call "tiny quilts" which finish 5″ square. They are fun to make!
—Lisa Marie on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was a mug rug.
—Debbie Chenoweth on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever made is a note card with a pieced inset. It was a challenge.
—Carol Bejtlich on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a name badge with the card trick pattern.
—Jane Tucker on October 3, 2018The smallest thing was a pincushion.
—Jean Gerretsen on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made are pin cushions and post cards. Thanks for the chance to win a great giveaway!
—Deb G. In VA on October 3, 2018Smallest project that I made was embroidered cards.
—Nancy Szarowicz on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was a doll quilt (using scraps, of course!).
—Cathy Burns on October 3, 2018Drum me right out–bed size applique beauty.
—Patricia Hersl on October 3, 2018Read the question wrong. Smallest quilt is a luggage tag, under 3″, with a real binding. It’s a cutie!
—Patricia Hersl on October 3, 2018I’ve made quite a few mug rugs and a few pincushions.
—Verna A. on October 3, 2018I think the smallest patchwork block I’ve made used 1.25″ squares that finished at .75″ and several were HSTs! It was a tiny pineapple. I liked it but decided it was too much work for a large project. I remade my pineapples with 2.5″ blocks & HST’s.
—Kathleen Dalecio on October 3, 2018Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
Smallest I have done is a 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 Christmas tree ornament. No, it was not easy, but mainly because of my aging eyesight!
—Sharon K on October 3, 2018Probably the smallest quilt was a Jack ‘O Lantern at 5″ X 7″.
—Margaret Dalmer on October 3, 2018A pincushion & I love the blue and cream pincushion in your book!
—Tammy Penley on October 3, 2018I have a set of 3″ square coasters that I made several years ago. Those little patchwork blocks were fun to make, and I use them all the time.
—Barbara Colvin on October 3, 2018My smallest quilted project was a pin cushion.
—DebrafromMD on October 3, 2018The tiniest quilt I’ve made is a wall quilt, around 8″ by 10″. All hand sewn log cabins. I loved it!
—Gisella zapata on October 3, 2018An inchie. Gifted to a friend.
—Jane Busby on October 3, 2018Coasters are my smallest project.
—Kathie L on October 3, 2018Smallest finished quilted project: 2″ x 3″ insert for a notecard.
—Martha on October 3, 2018Smallest finished blocks in a large quilt: 2″ x 2″ (with 16 half-square triangles in it).
My smallest project was a wall hanging that was 8×3. It was 3 blocks paper pieced using my Fathers shirts and jeans. I made one for all my brothers and sisters as well as my Mother.
—Mary Carthage on October 3, 2018A pin cushion, hoping to do some muug rugs
—Diane Remmer on October 3, 2018I have made a few table toppers but I believe that is the smallest I’ve done.
—Cindi Lambert on October 3, 2018A mug rug and a pincushion are my small projects.
—Carol Ervin on October 3, 2018The littlest project I have made would be a coaster. It was a 6″ test star block that I wasn’t very happy with so I made it into a coaster and I use it all the time. It reminds me that "finished is better than perfect".
—Angelia L. on October 3, 2018I’ve made a couple of postcards, but the smallest item I’ve made was a pieced & stuffed cat ornament for a Christmas tree.
—Maureen on October 3, 2018Super book!
The smallest quilts I have made are potholders — but would love to try some of these projects!
—Diana Steverson on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a pincushion.
—Debra R. on October 3, 2018I’ve made pin cushions as well as mini quilts. The smallest squares were 1″. I like to collect mini patterns.
—Sandra Rosier on October 3, 2018Such a great idea for a book! I love mini projects! My smallest project so far is a mug rug, but I would like to try making a pin cushion.
—Lori B on October 3, 2018I’be made several 12” quilts, log cabin and pineapple with 1/4” logs. They’re fun!
—Judith on October 3, 2018The smallest quilts I’ve made are button quilts. They are so much fun to make.
—Cecile Emond on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made are mug rugs and I have a lot of squares pieced together waiting for a project to happen.
—Dora Goodfellow on October 3, 2018Unless I’m forgetting something that I may have made long ago, the smallest project I’ve made is a pin cushion, in a tiny bee hive shape.
—Linda M on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made would be a pincushion. Thanks for the opportunity!
—MollyP on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made was 6″ by 8″. It was all hand pieced and hand quilted. I love making small quilts.
—Louise on October 3, 2018I’ve made three Dear Jane quilts…which are made up of 169 five inch squares in the center. There is one block that has over fifty pieces! Thanks for a chance to win!
—Laurie Sanders on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have ever was some coasters.
—Inara Fitzpatrick on October 3, 2018The most recent little project I’ve made was a patchwork ball toy for my cats. The first one was too big – just like papa bear in Goldilocks. I gradually reduced the size of the pieces until it was just right.
—Terry on October 3, 2018A 9″ x 9″ tulip quilt that was made up of 1″ tulip blocks. So much fun!
—Patty Penn on October 3, 2018I think the smallest quilting item I’ve made were mug rugs.
—Lynne Marsh on October 3, 2018The smallest piece I have made is a pin cushion.
—Laureen on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted item I’ve made is a 3 inch pieced Christmas ornament using a pineapple log cabin pattern. It had about 45 pieces.
—Julia Stavran on October 3, 2018This would be a great book to have for the upcoming holidays. The smallest thing I’ve made is some mug rugs.
—Marty Askins on October 3, 2018Wall quilt would be awesome
—theresa j on October 3, 2018I’ve made a mug rug previously. The smallest block I have ever finished was 3.5 inch square containing 16 smaller squares. This book looks interestingly encouraging to attempt another try at smaller pieces.
—Janet H. on October 3, 2018Probably the smallest thing I’ve made is a pincushion.
—Sheila Bales on October 3, 2018Pincushions! sized to fit on an adjustable finger ring.
—Gale W.S. on October 3, 2018Definitely a pincushion is the smallest project. The smallest intricate blocks were Dear Jane.
—Diana Hess on October 3, 2018I have made mug rugs and pin cushions and small table toppers. I love small projects!
—Linda Haley on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve ever made is a 10” squat mini pineapple in Amish colors. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Becky on October 3, 2018Pin cushions and mug rugs are probably the smallest projects I’ve ever made. I hate to see any fabric left over being tossed.
—Jocelyn on October 3, 2018I love making mini’s and have made several. The smallest one being about 5 by 10. Pam’s book looks very interesting and I would love to win it.
—Jan Horn on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a baby quilt.
—Ann Schrimsher on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a 10″ x 12″ paper pieced angel. Great giveaway I would like to win.
—Kaye Davis on October 3, 2018I make table runners!
—Cindy Weeks on October 3, 201814” x 14” is my smallest mini quilt. Also made mug rugs. LOVE the book. I’m dropping hints for my November birthday!
—Judy Purcell on October 3, 2018The smallest things I’ve ever made are wool needle keeps. They make great gifts and stocking stuffers for quilters.
—Gloria Meyer on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a pincushion with tiny half square triangles before rotary cutters and shortcuts. I traced and cut out each triangle one at a time. It was far from perfect but I gave it to my Mom and she loved it and used it for the rest of her life. I seem to be attracted to small quilts and doll quilts and that is what I mostly make. I do queen size too but my real love is the small quilts.
—Kathleen King on October 3, 2018I have made a 3″ x 1 1/2″ paper pieced american flag with a sky background for a total size of 4″ x 4″. Also, many pin cushions and doll quilts.
—Ruth on October 3, 2018The only thing I have done is a Jellyroll rug. I was nervous and asked a lot of guestions, made mistakes, but finally finished,
—Diane Allyn on October 3, 2018I have made a Dutch miniquilt with a little quilted blanket on it. Thanks for the chance.
—Hanke Fijnvandraat on October 3, 2018I’ve made small hot plates for the table using scraps.
—Nicole on October 3, 2018strip pieced christmas ornaments! terrific looking book!
—grace thorne on October 3, 2018The smallest would be a table runner, would love to win the giveaway.
—Cynthia Fedak on October 3, 2018The smallest I have made is a twin-sized quilt.
—cathy on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made was probably a quilted Christmas ornament of a Santa Claus. I have made oodles of mug rugs too.
—Carlene J on October 3, 2018The smallest I have quilted was snowmen and snow women Christmas ornaments.
—Linda Foster McGlamery on October 3, 2018Table toppers and wall quilts are as small as I’ve gone.
—Sandy F. on October 3, 2018Pin cushions, mug rugs and a mini quilt
—Judi R on October 3, 2018The smaller things I’ve made are small wall hangings, pin cushions, mug rugs, etc. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Karen Pollard on October 3, 2018I have made lots of small pincushions.
—Cathy W. on October 3, 2018I have made a mini quilt, it is 13 inches square and has 4 baskets in it. Also has 1 inch 1/2 square triangles in it. I made it when I started quilting, how did I know that 1 inch 1/2 square triangles were too difficult for a beginner. The outer corners are a striped fabric that I wish I could get now.
—Stephanie Woodward on October 3, 2018I made a 5” paper pieced pineapple Christmas tag! Love small size projects!
—Diane Bishop on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was a 12×12 wall hanging of a chicken. Would love to make some mug rugs.
—Marie Keller on October 3, 2018the smallest I’ve made is a mug rug
—ilou46 on October 3, 2018I have made coasters, but I think its more fun to make potholders from orphan blocks. Cute projects in this book!
—Sharon Ray on October 3, 2018I made Christmas ornaments that came out to be about 2.5 inches square.
—Carla Swainston on October 3, 2018I made a 2.5” paper pieced pineapple Christmas tag. I love small projects!
—Diane Bishop on October 3, 2018Mug rugs are the smallest for me. Thanks for a chance at this lovely give away.
—Rebecca on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve attempted have been wall quilts with charm squares. This book looks fun!
—Connie Morgan on October 3, 2018The smallest “quilts” I’ve made have been pincushions, post cards, and potholders! All fun to do! This book looks like a lot of fun!
—Sharon Linders on October 3, 2018I have made several small quilts. My favorite has sheep on it. Hand quilting is very relaxing to me.
—Molly Comstock on October 3, 2018A pincushion is the smallest thing I have made
—Pam on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a pincushion! tks!
—lee on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have ever made was when my grandsons studied flat Stanley in school and I had to do things with him so we made a small quilt for him.
—Linda on October 3, 2018The smallest things I make are probably pin cushions and mug rugs. They are great for using up scraps and fun to make.
—Carol K on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made is probably a patchwork potholes -6″ square!
—Kathy R on October 3, 2018I have done mug rugs and quilted postcards.
—Ruth Ann Hunter on October 3, 2018I made Christmas ornaments.
—Hilda Hrebs on October 3, 2018Mug rug with 1” squares was the smallest quilt I have made.
—Iris on October 3, 2018The smallest I remember making were some coasters. Although they were easy, it still took a while to make them. Thanks for the chance to win some bling!
—Janet T on October 3, 2018The smallest things I’ve made are mug rugs – about 4″ x 4″.
—Karen on October 3, 2018The smallest I have made were a pincushion and a joypad , all hand pieced and hand quilted . This was when I just learned to quilt in the 70s.
—Christina Mejer on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a little pin cushion to go in my sewing box.
—Nancy on October 3, 2018Nancy
The smallest project I made was a postcard.
—Maureen Beckshaw on October 3, 2018I made a doll quilt with 3 inch blocks.
—Regina Herbster on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pincushion made many years ago, but I still use it!
—Mary on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is a tiny pin cushion for my sewing box.
—Nancy on October 3, 2018The smallest project was a pincushion but I have also made mini quilts and is what I prefer to make lately!!
—Patti Levine on October 3, 2018Nothing quilted. I want to start. I have done mostly wool applique ornaments
—Barbara Morse on October 3, 2018I think the smallest things I’ve done are pincushions and some cross stitched brooches too 🙂
—Tatiana Kishchinskaya on October 3, 2018Oh, Pam, I love your book! I would make every project you have featured. I love how versatile small quilts are in vignettes and arrangements. The pictures in your book are so inspirational. I love to make all kinds of small quilts and now, because you have inspired me, I want to make more.
—Karen Heron on October 3, 2018I have made candle mats and pin cushions and mini quilts – the minis were made for an auction that my guild holds at it’s quilt show every other year – lots of minis – table runners and even small wool work pieces – lots of fun to make items for and to take a chance on winning.
—Pat Bernstein on October 3, 2018Pincushions, but not too small. Maybe 6″ square. Making the Anthology blocks and they are small for me!
—Gale Clement on October 3, 2018I’ve made several small projects … little table toppers, pin cushions and even some Christmas ornaments. Would love Pam’s book! Thank you!
—Esther on October 3, 2018Pin cushion–about 2 1/2 inches square.
—Carmel Hines on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a paper pieced book mark. Congrats on your new book, Pam. 🙂
—Karla on October 3, 2018The smallest item I’ve made???? It would have to be the paper pieced fob that I used for the end of ribbon bookmark. It was just over a one inch square. Cute…
—Kay on October 3, 2018My smallest quilt projects so far have been tablerunners. I do hope to do smaller pieces and smaller quilts to display in my hallway. This is a wonderful giveaway…love the patterns and fabric.
—Nancy on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a pincushion. And LOTS of table toppers. I LOVE little pieces! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Lynette T on October 3, 2018A small angel to be the front of a Christmas card.
—Linda Witt on October 3, 2018I’ve made a 2” gingerbread house complete with embroidery and also a 1-3|4 inch basket from Laundry Basket Quilts.
—Kathy Garms on October 3, 2018Your book looks WONDERFUL! Can’t wait
I made a quilted bookmark of tiny flying geese blocks pieced into a row and added a tassel.
—Rhonda on October 3, 2018I’ve made a small pincushion with a plastic bottle cap.
—Jacqueline Williams on October 3, 2018My friend had given me some scraps from her feedsack collection. I cut them in 3″ circle, did a running stitch around the edge, pulled up the thread,then stuffed them with batting. Glued them to the "red" bottle cap. They are so cute. I have them all around holding pins and safety pins. Cute little gifts.
I have made doll quilts, quilts to hang and anything else I can make mini! I do love to work with small pieces!!
—Michelle Kwiatkowski on October 3, 2018I have belonged to all the Prairie Women Journeys and made many of those small projects but probably the smallest think I have done is a fall pumpkin pin cushion. I made on for everyone in our quilt club.
—Jan Smith on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is probably a pin cushion.
—Wendy on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have ever made is a pin cushion.
—Nancy Lewis on October 3, 2018I have made some tiny doll quilts, some as small as 6inches by 9 inches!
—Karen McMahon on October 3, 2018The smallest items I have made are pin cushions and mug rugs. This looks like a wonderful book with so many little beauties to try.
—Carolyn Weber on October 3, 2018I really enjoy making small quilts! Love your designs and fabric! I’m traditional in my choices.
—Linda DeMuth on October 3, 2018I make cat toys for my cats.
—Mary on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a table topper.
—Jackie Young on October 3, 2018Smallest project a 10 inch wallhanging.
—Bonnie on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I ever made was a cathedral window pincushion or maybe a little folded fabric butterfly.Thanks for the giveaway!
—Cindy Karas on October 3, 2018I am a big fan of Pam Buda and have been buying her fabric and doing some of her patterns. I make small wall quilts of all sizes and 26×26 is big for me.and many are 12 or 14 inches square. I also make pincushions and small pillows. I am really looking forward to her new book.
—Mary Jean Price on October 3, 2018I was thinking mug rugs were my smallest projects but than I remembered the quilted postcard class I took this past year. So a quilted postcard is the smallest project & I still have it as I don’t know who I should send it to. 🙂
—Jan on October 3, 2018I’ve made an Amish 6″ coin rug Mat. Loved the journey, what a wonderful book to have on your bookshelf, thankyou Pam Buda 🙂
—Suzanne Jenssen on October 3, 2018Smallest thing I have made is a tablerunner.
—Deb Mac on October 3, 2018the smallest item i sewed was a cat to go inside a 1 inch square frame. Never again will do that..It was fun at the time..I love your patterns and fabrics.
—marilyn mattfeld on October 3, 2018Smallest stitched table topper 1″ wide.
—Dalores Hansen on October 3, 2018In overall size I have made a lot of small pincushions and mug rugs. My mug rugs are about 4 1/2 inches square. I have made pincushions that are 2 X 3 inches. Some of the half square triangles in the pincushions are 1/2 inch finished size. I love making small quilts.
—Carol G on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was about 4 X 5 inches! It sits under the presser foot of a toy singer machine. It was fun to make! Pam’s designs and quilts are always beautiful. I can’t wait to see the insides of the new book!
—Christine Zarnsy on October 3, 2018The smallest I have made is a table runner.
—Deb Mac on October 3, 2018I made a 4″ Dresden Plate quilt. I love making small blocks.
—Linda Zeider on October 3, 2018I also have made mugrugs, pin cushions and small table toppers. Thanks for the giveaway. Love small projects.
—Kathleen Organ on October 3, 2018I guess it would be a throw pillow. the last couple of years I have been making big projects. I think it’s time to downsize
—Nancy C on October 3, 2018I made a 4″ Dresden Plate Quilt. Love small blocks the most.
—Linda Zeider on October 3, 2018Smallest quilt? A 5 block by 5 block of half square triangles that measured 2.5″x 2.5″. This has for a doll to hold, the doll a fabric version of the early American corn cob dolls. This was gifted, probably no photo.
—Jackie Roisler on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have quilted is a 3″ (finished) coaster. It makes me smile every time I use it!
—Diane Nickerson on October 3, 2018I made a 4 X 6 inch picture quilt that commemorated a trip that a friend and I took this summer. I love this book!
—Judy W on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made to date is a teeny tiny quilt that was attached to a pin to wear on my coat.
—Pamela Blessman on October 3, 2018The smallest I ever made is a pin cushion. I really like the idea of making a number of items from 1 pack of 10 inch squares.
—Patti on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt is a EPP pin cushion
—Jo on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made is an 8” x 10” sampler wall quilt.
—Nancy Bart on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted projects I have made are pincushions, given as prizes for our guild contest. Love the fabrics in these quilts.
—Carol Schon on October 3, 2018I have made many baby quilts, mug rugs, table runners, and small wallhanging or little quilts. Live Pam’s designs and fabric collections.
—Cheryl Barkdoll on October 3, 2018I have made mug rugs and coasters using leftover fabrics. Love the projects in this book!
—Janice on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made was a pincushion. Thank you for havig this giveaway.
—Sandy Steinke on October 3, 2018Little micro-minis made with cut off corners that people throw away!
—Donna on October 3, 2018I made a hexagon wall hanging in 1985.
—Rebecca Ladnier on October 3, 2018Probably a baby blanket…..
—Donna Levesque on October 3, 2018It was a very small wall quilt. I had broken my ankle and needed a small project to keep my busy. It was perfect for lounging on the couch and working on in my lap.
—Linda on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have done is a hand appliqued vase with flowers done on a 6 inch square.
—Michelle Weller on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made is a 20″ square wall hanging. Thank you for this chance to win the giveaway.
—Dorothy Fuller on October 3, 2018The smallest I have made are paper pieced small (approx 14″x 14″) wall hangings
—Kathleen Wheatley on October 3, 2018I made a quilt for my granddaughter’s doll cradle as well as a small table topper. I love small quilts because they use up small pieces of fabric, work up quickly and offer an opportunity to practice my machine quilting skills.
—Gloria Albright on October 3, 2018A pin cushion using 1 inch finished half square triangles! Wish I knew then about the benefits of starching fabric!
—Karen G on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have ever made was a pin cushion. My mother taught me to make it when I was about 8. I have loved sewing ever since.
—Tammie Cochran on October 3, 2018Little quilted Christmas tree ornaments out of flying geese. I can’t wait to get my hands on this book. It looks fantastic.
—Candee on October 3, 2018Pin cushions are the smallest scrappy thing I’ve made but my favorites are the doll quilts I’ve made for my granddaughters dolls. Thank you for this opportunity to to win a great prize!
—LeAnn Anderson on October 3, 2018I have made many mug rugs for my guild’s quilt shows. Hoped to use up my mini scraps! LOL
—Eleanor Rose on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a quilted chapstick holder keychain!
—Patti S on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a little patchwork tote bag. I hope to make more small projects. Your book looks so inspiring!
—Celine K. on October 3, 2018I’ve made many wall quilts, nothing smaller. I would sure like to try all the projects in this new book.
—Rita on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I ever made was a log cabin table topper with 3/4 inch strips
—Annette Moore on October 3, 2018The smallest quilting project that I have made is a mug rug. However I did make a 3 1/2 inch doll from pipe cleaner, embroidery floss, a small wooden ball, felt and an acorn cap.
—Susan Powell on October 3, 2018Pin cushions and a needlebook
—Karen Keeler on October 3, 2018Smallest quilted project, is either a quilted postcard or the quilts I made for my mother-in-laws’ doll house…
—Tamara Isaacs-Smith on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I’ve ever made was a mug rug. I made one for my mom and each of my 4 sisters a few years ago
—Brenda on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted uitem I have made was a set of Christmas ornaments.
—Maureen on October 3, 2018This would be great to have what a great give away
—Denise Fells on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever quilted was an 8″ x 8″ paper pieced koi quilt made of silk fabrics. The first year after our quilt guild formed we had a mini quilt show – withe mini quilts.
—Nelda Mohr on October 3, 2018A wall hanging is the smallest quilt I have made.
—Dottie A on October 3, 2018I made a doll bed quilt (from scraps , of course!).
—Cathy Burns on October 3, 2018I made a doll bed quilt from scraps, of course!
—Cathy Burns on October 3, 2018A table topper or perhaps a placemat.
—Mami B on October 3, 2018My grown daughter has an antique doll house. She made little felt mice and turned it into a mouse house. After all these years of making quilts, she asked for one more quilt. Of course it was for a mouse! A teeny 3”x4” quilt with HST’s! So much fun!
—Judi Smith on October 3, 2018I would say the small pincushion to look like a bird. It came out quite cute. The large one I made, not so much. I guess tiny works. Thanks a head for that book, would love to make a try of 10 inch squares.
—Althea Klosterman on October 3, 2018A small wall hanging-Broken Dishes pattern.
—Kelli Belden on October 3, 2018I have only made lap and bed size quilts. I am fascinated by all the small quilts. Would love to try.
—Lisa on October 3, 2018My smallest project was a pot holder shaped like an acorn and hand quilted.
—Gale on October 3, 2018I took a class with Kathleen Brooks and made a quilt that measured 3 3/4 inches by
4 1/2 inches. It has nine blocks with appliquéd hearts plus borders.
Charlotte
—Charlotte Schindler on October 3, 2018The smallest for me was a tiny doll quilt ( paper pieced) for a 6″ Hitty doll.
—Mary McGuinness on October 3, 2018A tiny 1 1/2″ Christmas tree using 1/4″ hexagons.
—Bunny on October 3, 2018I took a class with Kathleen Brooks and made a quilt that measured 3 3/4 inches
by 4 1/2 inches. It has 9 blocks with appliquéd hearts plus borders.
Charlotte
—Charlotte Schindler on October 3, 2018I guess the smallest is a quilted postcard . A small group I belonged to some years back decided to make quilted post cards. It was fun but tricky.
Pam’s new book previews very well. It would be a great fun pride as well as fabric.
Jane Modjeski
—MJ Modjeski on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve worked on was a thread catcher.
—Deb Slater on October 3, 2018I have made tons of quilted pot holders.
—Kris on October 3, 2018I once made a hexagon pincushion that fit into the lid of a small ball jar. It definitely challenged my skills but it was a great small project!
—Nancy Hess on October 3, 2018I have made quilted hot pads.
—Kris on October 3, 2018i made some coffee mug rugs with some coffee fabric left over from some quilts and wall hangings i made for my dining room and gifts for family.
—sheryl harrison on October 3, 2018The smallest.project was a 4×5 tiny quilt with scrap triangles.
—Terri Forehand on October 3, 2018A 5×7 mini wall hanging!
—Eileen on October 3, 2018A 5×7 mini wall hanging!
—Eileen Worthington on October 3, 2018My smallest projects were Pam Buda doll quilts, table toppers, and wall hangings.
—Kristie on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made are pincushions, I love making and collecting pincushions!
—Barb on October 3, 2018Placemats
—Kathleen L on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a baby quilt
—Michaelann Allegrini on October 3, 2018I made a table topper out of scrap HST and had enough to make one for my sister!
—Linda Liggins on October 3, 2018the smallest quillt I ever made was for a doll house. I foundation pieced a 1″ square center for a tiny medallion quilt to fit a doll’s bed.
🙂 Linda
—linda schiffer on October 3, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is a 6X6 paper pieced wall quilt. I hand quilted it. It is still one of my favorite quilts.
—Vicki Beckner on October 3, 2018The smallest item I’ve made was a hand quilted miniature wall hanging for a guild challenge. The challenge was to see who had the smallest and most even hand quilting stitch and I won second place!
—Debra Miller on October 3, 2018I believe a scissors fob is the smallest project I have made.
—Karen Seitz on October 3, 2018My smallest project so far has been a wall quilt for my granddaughter.
—Nancy A on October 3, 2018the smallest is a mug rug. i have done a lot of skinny wall hangings and table runners.who ever wins will get a wonderful gift. thank you for the chance
—Diane Oubre on October 3, 2018I’ve made several table toppers and a crazy quilt postcard. Love love love reproduction fabrics!
—Kathleen Byers on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a chicken pincushion made out of two tiny log cabin blocks. A great way to finish up some small scraps. Small projects are fun and can be finished quickly.
—Jeanne on October 3, 2018What an interesting book! The smallest project I have made is a rug mug. Thanks for the fantastic giveaway.
—Bonnie on October 3, 2018The smallest projects I have ever made were pin cushions.
—Joyce O. on October 3, 2018This book looks like fun. I love small projects, it is such a great way to use all those scraps. I have made coasters, mugrugs, potholders, and I love table toppers.
—Karen F. on October 3, 2018I love Pam’s fabrics and work – very me. I work with 1″ bits a lot in large quilts and into small projects. The smallest would be a 2″ finished pineapple block that was made into a brooch.
—Sharon Vrooman on October 3, 2018A small door hanger was the smallest project I have made. Thanks for sharing your book and projects! Great giveaway!
—Pam on October 3, 2018Love mini’s….made the 4 x 18 runner from Make Mine Mini. Thank you for the great giveaway..
—Annemarie Krause on October 3, 2018Smallest quilted thing I’ve made is a pin cushion. Love all of these projects & have some layer cakes to use up.
—Kay McCaffery on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made is a 3.5″ pin cushion. It was a shop hop gift from my favorite quilt shop. It started with a fussy cut motif from ribbon, with a log cabin pattern around it. It’s small enough to hang on my sewing machine, and I’ve used it for many years.
—Chrys Morris on October 3, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a quilted, applied & embroidered name tag for myself.
—Pat on October 3, 2018The littlest quilt I’ve ever made is a Kim Diehl Table Topper for my coffee table. It’s about 18×30.😊
—Lois Capper on October 3, 2018My smallest quilting project was a mug rug.
—Cynthia on October 3, 2018I have made a small wall hanging with 12 – 3″ pieced blocks in it. Have also made a few post cards.
—Jan Turner on October 3, 2018I started making ‘small’ things after stumbling across Pam’s blog. I’ve made quite a few little pincushions using hexies and miniature quilts. I love the way Pam uses scraps and I’m really looking forward to her book!
—Carol Sanderson on October 3, 2018The smallest project began as a table runner with 1/2″ squares in 1995. After finding the baggie of sections and pieces, it recently morphed into a doll quilt.
—San on October 3, 2018I’ve made a few small quilts. I think the smallest is about 12” square. I’ve also made small mug rugs. Love all things primitive!
—Sue Rogers on October 3, 2018A pincushion
—Kerry on October 3, 2018The smallest thing i have made was a pin cushion from a pattern that Carrie Nelson made. It was 1/2 inch squares!
—Jane on October 3, 2018I have deliberately stayed away from small projects. I do make pincushions and potholders but the tiny 1″ and 2″ pieces scare me to death! So these projects will be a challenge for me. I guess it’s time to step out of my comfort zone.
—gail milner on October 3, 2018The smallest item I’ve made is a 10″ beautiful quilted block.
—Patricia Anderson on October 3, 2018The smallest would be 2 1/2″ blocks for itty bitty pin cushions for some of my sewing/quilting students. Lots of fun. I have also made scags of mug rugs, pin cushions and post cards. Small projects are so instantly gratifying. Thanks for offering such an awesome giveaway.
—Audrey on October 3, 2018Th smallest item I’ve ever made is a 10″ quilted block.
—patricia anderson on October 3, 2018I have made a 12-inch miniature quilt in reproduction fabrics. Each block was less than 1-inch finished. I was trying to stay in scale with a doll house. The pieces were so small that I had to make sure I didn’t throw them out as tiny scraps.
—Debra Somogyi on October 3, 2018I have made a few pin cushions and really loved how quickly they finish up.
—Robin Blair on October 3, 2018I have made lots of postcards in the past. Maybe I should again for Christmas.
—Christi on October 3, 2018The smallest project I made was little holders for jewlery.
—Julie Taylor on October 3, 2018Greetings from Northern Saskatchewan Canada!
—Catherine Zerr on October 3, 2018I love making small projects. I have done wool pincushions and a few mini quilts.
I made a row by row quilt. The top row had 10 8inch blocks. Each of the 10 blocks had 84 pieces in it. I probably wouldn’t make that quilt again!
—Bonnie J Hildreth on October 3, 2018Zip bags are probably the smallest projects I’ve done. This book is precious!
—Jean on October 3, 2018I’ve made several mini quilts and pin cushions using miniature quilt blocks over the years and will continue to make them. The smallest quilt was probably 8”x10” or so. Thanks for the chance to win!
—Tina W in Oregon on October 3, 2018I enjoy using small quilts to decorate throughout my home! The smallest quilt I’ve made is 12×12.
—Darla Fowles on October 3, 2018The smallest patchwork item I’ve ever made was a finger pincushion whose base was a bottle cap. No, you can’t see it….I gave it away! No, I didn’t take a picture!
—M. Elaine on October 3, 2018Doll quilts for my grandchildren. They included 1 1/2” squares.
—Billie Shannon on October 3, 2018The smallest blocks I’ve ever made are 3″ Christmas ornaments that I still love to use on our tree.
—TXQuilter on October 3, 2018a wall quilt made from 1″ blocks
—Donna G on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I have ever made was a mug rug for the Christmas Exchange at my quilting guild.
—Arlena Hickman on October 3, 2018Made 3 1/2 inch blocks, that were nine patch blocks for a quilt. Also made a pincushion from 1inch squares that finished to 1/2. Finished pincushion was about 2 1/2 or 3 inch square.
—Stephanie on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a baby stroller quilt. These small projects are so beautiful and would make great Christmas gifts. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Debbie on October 3, 2018Pot holders, hot pads, pincushions, and doll clothes are some of the small items I make.
—Jeanne C. on October 3, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever done was a quilted key chain. What a great giveaway. Thanks.
—Jan Weitz on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve ever made was a two-color mug rug which measured 5″ square. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Lynn Mathers on October 3, 2018The smallest quilted thing I have made were little 1 1/2 inch refrigerator magnets of some traditional designs. What a lot if fun and great gifts!
—Pam on October 3, 2018I made mug rugs for my cousins when we met for our annual "Cousins Weekend Getaway" last year.
—Patricia Ludwiczak on October 3, 2018I guess the smallest would have to be coasters. Love small projects.
—Donna W on October 3, 2018Smallest project was a coin/bill purse for my mother.
—lorraine Mabbett on October 3, 2018The smallest things I made, are coasters and mug rugs. Would love to win the book!
—Sylke Feldhusen on October 3, 2018What a fun idea! I’ve made small blocks into mug rugs and a pincushion, and a few mini quilts.
—Maryellen McAuliffe on October 3, 2018That would be 4″ blocks. Just love the small ones.
—Jane on October 3, 2018The smallest project I have made has been a pincushion.
—Judy on October 3, 2018The smallest thing I ever made was a rooster pin cushion.
—Marsha on October 3, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a 9″ X 9″ mini quilt.
—Jackie Lewis on October 3, 2018Thanks for the chance to win the giveaway.
I have a postcard friend whom I have been exchanging with for almost 3 years, but my favorite project is making scrapbook covers as gifts for new babies and brides. ( I recently lost a few Quilt books due to a flood-that collection would be a great restart)
—Elizajane on October 4, 2018I made a miniature Flying Geese Quilt 5 inches x 5 inches to hang on a washline for a block in a bigger Quilt.
—Lesley Schwartz on October 4, 2018The smallest I made was a miniature Flying Geese Quilt 5 inches x 5 inches to hang on a washline for a block in a bigger Quilt.
—Lesley Schwartz on October 4, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a pincushion. Love the book and fabric!
—Nicole Sender on October 4, 2018I do love mini quilts, a made a bunch of them last years. Love your fabric choice and fantastic new book.
—Györgyi Varga on October 4, 2018The smallest quilting project I’ve made is a 3″x61/2″ doll quilt for a girl friend’s daughters doll house. Boy that was a learning curve but I enjoyed it immensely.
—Helen Wigg on October 4, 2018a pincushion ring was the smallest stitched item I made. Otherwise buttons and mug rugs!
—martina on October 4, 2018The smallest I’ve made is a pincushion that was 1 1/2 in. sq. I love to make little things. Thanks for another great give away.
—Bev on October 4, 2018I made a doll quilt–about 3″ by 4″
—Marla Harrison on October 4, 2018The smallest little quilt I have made is a mug rug.
—Claire Wood on October 4, 2018I just finished a paper pieced pumpkin pincushion. I love little mini quilts. This book might just encourage me to use the beautiful layer cakes I have been reluctant to cut!
—Sharon L Dvorak on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a candle mat – in a tree of life pattern – made out of the leftover triangles cut when trimming half square triangles!! I made several to give away as gifts. And thank you for the chance to win such a wonderful "gift"!!
—Brenda on October 4, 2018My smallest is doll quilts i make for my grandaughters barbie dolls.
—Debbie Moore on October 4, 2018The smallest thing I’ve ever made is a pincushion that measures 2″ X 3 1/2″. I used a pattern from the Temecula Quilt Co. The pincushion fits inside one of their ruler boxes. I used various brown and gold prints and love the way it looks inside the ruler Box. Thank you for offering this giveaway!
—Billie Carter on October 4, 2018A little 3″ x 3″ name badge for our local quilting group, we were all given a smiley face button in different colours and whichever colour you were given you had to use that colour for your badge – my button was orange so my badge ended up being orange with touches of brown and backed with orange felt – an enjoyable project but too small for me to be doing all the time.
—Gail GRAHAM on October 4, 2018I love little quilts. Love this book. I never won anything ever, maybe this is my lucky day.
—Mattie on October 4, 2018I like to make a pillow with the pieces left from the big quilts. Recipients are thrilled!
—Marilyn on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made Is a quilt post card in a class
—Julia Marshall on October 4, 2018I currently have a mini quilt I made hanging on my fireplace mantel. I made it this summer out of red,white, and cream for Independence Day. Love mini quilts and have made many.
—Paulette Voit on October 4, 2018Potholders, tea towels, tablerunners and placemats are my small projects…..love the fabric collection.
—Joyce on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is christmas ornaments and pin cusiohions.
—Karen on October 4, 2018The smallest quilted project I have ever made was a placemat! Small projects are fun to make and they make great gifts to give!
—Barbara Barthle on October 4, 2018Little coasters, from cut off corners, and mug rugs are fun to make.
—Star Ann Kloberdanz on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve ever made is a pincushion from some leftover blocks I had
—Karen H on October 4, 2018I like the smaller projects because I can get them finished
I have made a 12 x 12 scrappy wall hanging using 1″ squares. This one is very special to me because in the center I embroidered (4) women’s faces each representing my deceased sisters. I have it hanging in my sewing room. I’ve also made a wool pincushion with tiny baskets.
—Dolores Roberts on October 4, 2018My smallest project has been making 8″ sawtooth star blocks into quilted potholders. Thank you for the opportunity!
—Victoria Carroll-Parkhill on October 4, 2018I’ve made a 12″ x 12″ scrappy wall hanging using 1″ squares. This one is special because in the center I embroidered (4) women’s faces each representing my deceased sisters. I have it hanging in my sewing room. I’ve also made a wool pincushion with baskets and a mug rug using Pam Buda’s pattern and fabric.
Can’t wait to receive this new book!
—Dolores Roberts on October 4, 2018Dolores
The smallest project I have made is a small quilt for my granddaughter’s doll bed.
—MaryBeth Sisco on October 4, 2018I have just started small quilts. I have more than enough of the large ones.
—Diane on October 4, 2018Pam is a blog poster that I recently found. Love her style and fabrics.
I once made a tiny mattress for my pet bird!
—Karen L on October 4, 2018I guess that the tiniest thing that I have made is a hexi pin cushion. Thanks!
—Delaine on October 4, 2018I’ve made a 12″ x 12″ scrappy wall hanging using 1″ squares. This one is special to me because in the center I embrodieried (4) women’s faces each representing my deceased sisters. Have it hanging in my sewing room. Also made a wool pincushion with baskets and Pam Buda’s mug rug pattern.
—Dolores Roberts on October 4, 2018Sure love give away’s
Can’t wait to receive my new book
Dolores
Haven’t made anything that small. Patterns are adorable
—Patricia Curesky on October 4, 2018I believe my smallest project was a card with a pocket for someone. I have made mini-quilts for children to use as doll blankets. I enjoy the small sizes for quick projects and using up small pieces of loved fabric that won’t fit in any other project!
—Tammy Ahrens on October 4, 2018My smallest are pincushions, because they are so fun and fast. Plus they give me an excuse to showcase a vintage button in the center.
—Kyra Franz on October 4, 2018The smallest quilted item I have made is a pot holder.
—Mary Noble on October 4, 2018Smallest blocks in mini quilts – 1.5″ . I’ve made mini/small quilts, mug rugs. 4.5-6″ blocks are my favorite size.
—Jan White on October 4, 2018I love small projects! I have made a few mini quilts and pincushions.
—Catherine Z on October 4, 2018I made lots of hot pads from left over vintage reproduction fabrics. Everybody in the family got a couple. LOL
—Barbara on October 4, 2018The littlest project I’ve ever made were Christmas post cards. My sisters and closest friends each received one.
—Judith DeArruda on October 4, 2018Many postcards!
—Rand on October 4, 2018I’m looking forward to this book. I’m going to work on small quilts this winter. I have made a lot of large quilts and now it is time to work small. I have made some wall hangings in the past. But I want to work small so I can finish them in just a day or two. Thanks, for such a great giveaway. Hope to win. Nancy Pleimann
—Nancy Pleimann on October 4, 2018The smallest I ever made was working on a small quilt using 3/4 inch strips for a small log cabin quilt…its still in progress.
—Brenda on October 4, 2018I recently made an adorable pin cushion using one inch hexagons. Fun!
—Diane on October 4, 2018I think the smallest I’ve ever made was a mini Christmas stocking.
—Mary on October 4, 2018I have made greeting cards with a paper pieced 2-3″ sq. in the window. As well as little quilts for teeny tiny club (miniatures)group.
—Jenny on October 4, 2018The smallest block I have made was flying geese just large enough to cover a barrette.
—Stephanie on October 4, 2018The smallest for me is a pin cushion! I love tiny things.
—Inger on October 4, 2018Several years ago I was really into quilted postcards and made them for every friend’s and relative’s birthday.
—Kathy R on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve done is a wall hanging, 17 x 14.
—Jane Larke on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is a crib sized quilt. It is also the only one I have made. Would love to sew more!
—Paula W on October 4, 2018I made a postcard size landscape quilt.
—Carol M on October 4, 2018The smallest I have made was a small Log Cabin Rooster Pin Cushion. It was a bunch of fun! Thanks for this give-away!!
—Lori S. on October 4, 2018My smallest quilts have been baby quilts made for my seven grandchildren! Thanks for s wonderful giveaway. Always love Pam’s fabric and quilts 🙂
—Maryann on October 4, 2018The smallest quilted project I made was a mini bears paw quilt. Actually, I should say top, it is not quilted yet!
—Mary Neitzel on October 4, 2018Pin cushions.
—Betti Hendrickson on October 4, 2018I’ve made lots of tiny pincushions and coasters over the years!
—Marilyn on October 4, 2018The smallest quilts I have made are baby quilts for my grandchildren- some pieces as small as one inch. Thank you for such a wonderful giveaway!
—Maryann Olsaver on October 4, 2018I tend to larger projects but made a pot holder for one of my first projects.
—Becky DuBose on October 4, 2018I have made table runners but the prize looks amazing.
—Janice on October 4, 2018I can’t seem to resist the urge to recreate traditional blocks in as small a version I possibly can achieve. Perhaps I will one day assemble them all in a very scrappy walk hanging.
—Cheryl on October 4, 2018A 12″ x 12″ wall hanging as a gift for the friend that encouraged me to take up quilting!
—Gretchen on October 4, 2018I’ve made some pretty tiny quilts for swaps – they’re a lot of fun and very satisfying. Thank you for the giveaway!
—Paula on October 4, 2018So far my smallest is a 10″ square mini quilt of 1″ squares and HSTs. I have several others in the works, my next will be with 2-1/4″ 9 patches. I love Pam’s patterns and fabrics.
—Mary Hartley-Mairs on October 4, 2018The smallest quilted project I made was a 3×3 inch quilt for a doll house in 1985 for my little sister.
—Deb on October 4, 2018I’m just starting to quilt so I’ve not made/finished a project yet. I’m working on EPP hand priced project now. Starting to think about a full sized quilt or one of these smaller sized quilts. Would love to try a small one with a lot of small pieces. They are absolutely beautiful!
—Kim on October 4, 2018I have made pincushions, mug rugs, and table toppers, many small items.
—Joan on October 4, 2018I made a mini quilt with some blocks made with I inch squares. I loved it when it was done.
—Mary B on October 4, 2018A pincushion is the smallest I made!I love small projects you get done faster and they turn out so cute!!! This is a great give away!!!Thank you
—CATHY LYNCH on October 4, 2018I think my smallest project so far was a pear shaped pincushion complete with rolled felt stem. LOL These all look so fun, thanks for the chance to win!
—Snoodles on October 4, 2018I’ve made made mug rugs and postcards. I love making the small wallhangings with many pieces!
—Jan on October 4, 2018Many years ago, I hand pieced and hand quilted a miniature log cabin quilt that measures 18″ x 24″ consisting of 12 4″ squares. It was challenging but a lot of fun!
—Deborah D Jones on October 4, 2018I made a small quilt for the wall space you see as you go down the basement stairs. It’s about 6×17. It’s actually one of my favorite quilts because it adds just a little spark to an otherwise "blah" space. I have also made some pin cushions for my quilty friends!
—Darlene B on October 4, 2018I’ve made lots of table toppers, some quilted bags and a few mug mats. I love tiny, and I love this idea of using only 1 layer cake! Years ago I made 6 doll quilts from several small cuts of fabric. I’ve always wanted to come back to that idea.
—Mary on October 4, 2018This would be a great book to use to get ideas for small projects. I’ve been wanting to do some small projects. The smallest project I have ever done wS a table runner
—Heidi on October 4, 2018A Sunbonnet Sue wall hanging for a new baby, about 10×12 and of course we’ve all made pincushions, haven’t we?
—Sharon S on October 4, 2018I am making 2 inch finished Christmas ornaments.
—Nan Brown on October 4, 2018I LOVE making mug rugs! Thank you for the chance to win this wonderful prize.
—Karen Wood on October 4, 2018It was through one of Pam Buda’s “Sew-Alongs” that I learned to make mini tablerunners with 4 mini blocks. I have challenged myself to make even smaller tablerunners using smaller blocks, and I love them. The last one I made was with three – 3” finished star blocks with sashing in-between. Thank you, Pam, for your wonderful designs and for inspiring me through your work!
—Barbara Hiemstra on October 4, 2018Oh love love this-never is that I my ones like Ike’s this. Intriguing so will have order one for sure!
—Joyce Koeppl on October 4, 2018The smallest thing I have made that was quilted were ornaments.
—Kemper Sears on October 4, 2018One year for quilt group retreat, I made 12 mug rugs. Last year I demo-d a pincushion project. So much fun to see these small projects come to life!
—Bev Hoek on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a potholder!
—MaryB on October 4, 2018I made a small scrappy lap quilt that had 4″ blocks. One of the blocks had some 1/2″ squares in it. Not easy!!
—Lynn C. on October 4, 2018Pam Buda’s quilts and fabric are beautiful. I’ve made postcards that are 4″X6″, not tiny but small enough.
—Joanna Perry on October 4, 2018I love small quilts- they are so handy to tuck in a little spot to bring some color and charm to my home. The smallest item I have made is a pincushion. The new book looks fantastic – but how will I decide which one to make first???
—Diana Schumacher on October 4, 2018The smallest project I have made was a set of placemats.
—Linda A Foust on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I have ever made was a set of placemats.
—Linda on October 4, 2018I made teeny pieced pincushions for my students in a beginning quilting course. The pincushions were about 4″ square and were made from little pieced star blocks.
—marcella on October 4, 2018I made mug rugs and small wall hangings.
—Karen on October 4, 2018I love small quilts! Love piecing them! I recently completed a log cabin quilt using 1″ strips.
—Karen G on October 4, 2018I have made pot holders from scrap fabric. Would love to see your new book. Thank you for offering the give-a-way.
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—Rita on October 4, 2018I have made micro-safe hot holders.The smallest size fits a mug. I also made several Christmas stockings one year for my family. thank you for this opportunity to share.
—Pam Kinyon on October 4, 2018My smallest projects have included coasters, pin cushions and a chicken potholders. I love the style of these small quilts.
—Jody M on October 4, 2018please enter me in your give-a-way. Thank you Deloris Cobb
—Deloris Cobb on October 4, 2018A pincushion is my smallest accomplishment…..but love the look of those smaller quilts to use up all my scraps
—Barb Dwyer on October 4, 2018I was nervous about trying quilting so my first quilt was a little blanket fir my shih tzu, Oreo. He didn’t see any of the mistakes. I’m still a newby but I just gave away a wall hanging for Halloween to my daughter. I would love to learn from your book, I have a long way to go.
—Vickie Olson on October 4, 2018This book looks like fun! The smallest project I have made was a tiny quilt for a child’s fabric book.
—Lynn D on October 4, 2018Smallest project I’ve ever made would be a tie between the ATC (artist trading cards) of which I have made many, and a tiny little fabric book I made to fit into a mint can. I really like tiny projects!
—Shasta Matova on October 4, 2018Please enter me in this contest
—Janine Donnelly on October 4, 2018The smallest projects I have ever quilted are tiny doll quilts for a crotchet purse/doll cradle.
—Tracy Borup on October 4, 2018A small doll-size-quilt approximately 18 inches squared. I have it hanging in my hallway with framed watercolors or prints of quilt themed pictures.
—Pam Fritz on October 4, 2018p.s. I think this new book looks beautiful!
I’ve made a table topper and a table runner. I like doing small projects (almost immediate gratification)! I find myself losing interest if a project is too big!
—Teri D. Gailey on October 4, 2018I have made several 7 x 9 mini quilts. They are great to give away as hostess gifts, "just to say Thank you", etc.
—B Polak on October 4, 2018I have been making small projects for years because I like tiny pieces. My favorite smallest project used different 4 inch pieced squares to make a 6 x 14 inch runner.
—Ann Matheny on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made is for a Gail Wilson Early American doll. It’s a nine-patch measuring about 6 x 6 inches. I even made a quilt rack for it.
—Barbara on October 4, 2018Small and vintage is my favorite. Thanks for the give-away!
A Xmas wall hanging, approx 12 x 16.
—JAN MILANI on October 4, 2018A set of coasters to match a table topper I made for coffee table.
—Paula on October 4, 2018My smallest project was a 4″ block with tiny 1/8″ pin tucks for a baby quilt.
—Amy Collins on October 4, 2018I have made some of each. Larger projects can sometimes be all-consuming, so I like to make small things in between. Small projects give you a great sense of satisfaction and make great hostess gifts. I have made my share of doll quilts for my granddaughters as well. This book is full of inspiration!
—Denise DuBois on October 4, 2018smallest project for me was a pincushion
—Katherine on October 4, 2018Mug rug!
—Jacqueline Pounds Celestine on October 4, 2018I started my quilting journey by making table runners and baby quilts but the smallest items I have made are pincushions.
—Diane on October 4, 2018I have pieced tiny blocks to make coasters and pincushions.
—Sophie on October 4, 2018I love little projects and can’t wait to get a copy of this book! I’ve made a lot of small things in my time, but the most recent small item would be an owl pincushion that stands only 2-1/4″ tall. I made him in my favorite color, purple, and he’s too cute for words.
—Cindy A. on October 4, 2018I’ve made pincushions — the one with the most complexity was a cathedral window one about 4″ square.
—Brenda on October 4, 2018I have made many mug rugs & some small quilts! I would love to win your Beautiful Book and work on your projects. Thank you <3
—Linda H on October 4, 2018I’ve made many mug rugs, but I think my smallest "quilt project" was a postcard for one of my granddaughters. I’m very time constricted and still quite intimidated to quilt large projects so I tend to stick to the smaller projects that I can actually finish! Love this book – thanks for the chance to win 🙂
—Debby Errigo on October 4, 2018I have made quite a few baby quilts for gifts, but the smallest quilts I have made are potholders and mug rugs. I love all the little quilts in this book and want to thank you for hosting such a fun giveaway.
—Catherine Miklowski on October 4, 2018The first was a pincushion and now I like making the mugrugs. I love the small quilts best.
—Charlene Spegel on October 4, 2018The smallest project I ever worked on was a baby doll quilt. Now that I have a granddaughter I have added a few baby quilts. Can’t wait to see what the future brings.
—Jeanne Watt on October 4, 2018My smallest quilt is either a wall hanging or a table topper it’s size is 6″ by 8″. It is a red and white quilt. I really enjoy it.
—Janie McCombs on October 4, 2018I made several postcards last year as a QUilt Canada fund raiser event. But several years ago I made a 9×9 quilt with 9 tiny dolls pieced in each block. My eye sight won’t let me do that tiny work much more!
—Sue Artuso on October 4, 2018The first was a hand quilted pillow. I never finished it. But, then made a machine appliqued quilt and loved it. I am hooked
—carol camus on October 4, 2018I made a pincushion that looked like a lady’s hat that was quite small.
—Jill Hicks on October 4, 2018I have made doll quilts, pincushions, name tags and wall hangings. I think the smallest is a tiny trivet, the finished squares in the 9 patch blocks are finished at 1/4″. I like the challenge of tiny projects and getting something finished in just a little time.
—IRENE MORIN on October 4, 2018The smallest quilted thing I’ve ever made is a ring pincushion.
—Jean Berry on October 4, 2018The smallest project would have to be a quilted postcard. The next smallest a 12 block churn dash miniature that measured about 8″ x 10″.
—Nancy on October 4, 2018My smallest quilt project was a paper pieced red and white pineapple quilt.
—Diane H on October 4, 2018The smallest project I have sewn would be a quilt for my daughter’s dolls.
—Tami on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a quilt scale 1:12 for my dollhouse. IT was a lot of work but fun to do. I’ve also made pincushions, also tiny ones with a bottle cap used as a base. I love making small things, as they don’t take up a lot of space so you can make a lot of them.
—Jacqueline de Vos on October 4, 2018Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I made a cathedral window pin cushion many years ago. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Linda Webster on October 4, 2018The smallest project I have made was a pincushion from 7 hexagon squares. I’ve also done a doll quilt for my daughter and a matching one for her friend. I am a huge fan of Prairie Women’s Sewing Circle! I love the smaller quilts–there’s not a huge time investment to experiment with something new.
—Karin Snow on October 4, 2018I made Christmas card holder wall hangings for my Quilt group. Thank you for the chance to win.
—Judith Graham on October 4, 2018I made small Christmas card holder wall hangings for all in my quilt group. Thank you for the chance to win.
—Judith Graham on October 4, 2018I’ve made pincushions and mini quilts.
—Sharon Browne on October 4, 2018From a pincushion to Joe’s Little Women’s Quilt Club 12″x12″. I am hooked on little quilts. Made in less time and such a variety of way to decorate with them. Just had two classes with Pam and if this book is half of what she is in class I look forward to getting it. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Lavana Eidson on October 4, 2018The smallest project I have made would be a pin cushion.
—Lana Drum on October 4, 2018Greeting cards are. the smallest I’v made
—Judy Allen on October 4, 2018I have made pincushions for our guild. It is fun. They finish at about 3″.
—Carol Kuse on October 4, 2018Smallest item would be pincushions. So fun to do. What a great idea on the book using one, ten inch pack. Thank you for the opportunity to win such a fabulous gift/s!
—Bonnie on October 4, 2018The smallest project I have completed is a pin cushion that contained some one half inch blocks. It was lots of fun. I love working with small pieces and making small blocks.
—Anita Frederick on October 4, 2018I’ve made 2″ x 2″ pincushions, tiny quilt blocks (2″), and tiny doll clothes. What a fun book and a great prize!
—Elizabeth Bolton on October 4, 2018My smallest was a wall hanging. I love it but tend to make larger quilts most of the time.
—Joanne L Wilson on October 4, 2018I’ve made many small quilted things like pot holders, totes, change purses, etc but the most interesting was a mini-quilt birth record with names of parents & date for my Aunt Eleanor’s 100th Birthday.
—Wendy Coffin on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made was a 2″ x 3″ wool applique picture.
—Grace Lombardo on October 4, 2018The smallest thing I have made at this point is several doll bed quilts, however I am enrolled in a class later this month where we will be making several 9″ quilts. When I think about it, I have made quilted post cards which are smaller than the doll bed quilts.
—Joan Kniffen on October 4, 2018I’ve made mug rugs and pin cushions . Thus sounds like so much fu
—Leanne Binger on October 4, 2018The smallest project I ever made is a 3” x 3” ornament.
—Judy Magner on October 4, 2018I have made several miniature quilts, but the smallest thing I have made is a tiny pincushion. Thank you for the great giveaway.
—Judy Jones on October 4, 2018One of the smallest projects I have made was a table center piece.
—Kay Clingenpeel on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is a doll quilt or table topper. Thank you for the chance to win!
—Lou Ellen on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I have made is a a doll quilt or table topper. Thank you for a chance to win.
—Lou Ellen on October 4, 2018I made a doll quilt and a table topper. Thank you for the chance to win.
—Lou Ellen on October 4, 2018The smallest item I have made is a baby quilt.
—Janice Conley on October 4, 2018Th3 smallest items I’ve made are pincushions and coasters.
—Sandy on October 4, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a pincushion. My favorite small project was a quilt for my friends American Girl doll. I think it was my favorite because it madeher so happy.
—Linda M DiVall on October 4, 2018My smallest project would be a pincushion, but my most favorite small project would be a doll quilt for my friend’s American Girl doll. I think it was my favorite because it made her so happy.
—Linda M DiVall on October 4, 2018The smallest thing I’ve made so far is a mini mason jar pincushion.
—Bat21 on October 4, 2018The smallest I’ve made was for my table top metal frame, probably 10×12.
—Ann on October 4, 2018Smallest quilt was done on 1\4 inch graph paper and was smaller than a post card
—Louise Haddon on October 4, 2018Probably a pincushion!
—Gail on October 4, 2018My smallest projects have been quilted postcards.
—Judy Forkner on October 4, 2018The smallest quilt I have ever made was a doll’s house quilt.
—A. Bouwman on October 5, 2018I have made many of Pam’s quilts and love her style. The smallest quilts I have made are for a dollhouse 1/12th scale. I have Also many pin keeps and bowl sitters.
—Karen in Ohio on October 5, 2018Thanks you!
The smallest quilt I’ve made was for a dollhouse. It was a log cabin star quilt and is 5″ square.
—Ronelle on October 5, 2018One day I discovered a pattern for a pinapple pin cushion. It was paper pieced with small pieces. It turned out so cute and it is small enough that I can use it on to go projects.
—Mary Ellen Ontko on October 5, 2018What a terrific giveaway! The smallest I’ve ever made was a pieced/applique’d mug rug – 4″ x 6″. I’ve made several small wallhangings, and plan to make many more! Thank you for the opportunity to win!
—JanetF on October 5, 2018I made a 8 x 10 paper pieced snowman. I thank you for a chance to win.
—Lou Ellen on October 5, 2018I have made mug rugs and a wall hanging of houses that finished at 2 inches with several pieces in the. would love to win this prize. love Pam’s patterns and fabric.
—Sharon Jack on October 5, 2018I annually make mug rugs for our local Humane Society to give away at their booth at the county fair.
—Marcia Burt on October 5, 2018Thanks for the giveaway!
—Christine Wozniak on October 5, 2018I have made lots of mug rugs and would love the chance to win this awesome giveaway. I love the idea of multiple projects from 1 layer cake pack. Ingenious! Maybe I can start using my precuts…thanks!
—Judie Harron on October 5, 2018The smallest items I have worked on is a set of placemats and matching table runner. I absolutely love the fabrics Pam started with, Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Such a beautiful blend of colors and patterns. Thanks Pam.
—Rosalie Knoll on October 5, 2018I almost forgot – I made some Christmas ornaments in my quest for an all "handmade" Christmas tree.
—Rosalie Knoll on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have made is a pin cushion.
—Rosanna on October 5, 2018Pincushions and potholders.
—Joye Cox on October 5, 2018I think placemats are the smallest pieced items I have made. Mug rugs and thread catchers are qu8lted but not pieced. This book looks awesome.
—Carol on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I made started out as a mistake. I mismeasured the half square triangles because I just KNEW I was using the ruler correctly!! It was supposed to be 11″ square but turned out only 5″ square. Good mistake!!
—Beverly on October 5, 2018I made several pincushions and tiny "quilts" for dollhouses…. A lot of tedious fun!
—Jackie on October 5, 2018The smallest quilted project I have made is a pin (jewelry) using tiny flying geese.
—Eileen on October 5, 2018I do enjoy small quilts and other projects. Would so enjoy this book.
—bev on October 5, 2018Ornaments
—Linda on October 5, 2018I love making coasters from my scraps and crumbs. Each one is unique especially after I use decorative stitching when quilting the layers.
—Sylvia Vega-Ortiz on October 5, 2018My smallest quilt was a doll quilt. A tiny doll quilt for a 4 inch doll.
—Fran on October 5, 2018I’ve made several small pincushions and small mugrugs, postcards. Tiny pieces I keep the projects small.
—Judy B on October 5, 2018I make coasters which are 4.5 and 5 inches square or round. I make mug rungs which are usually 8 x 10. Great size to practice.
—nancy seitz on October 5, 2018I’ve made several small pincushions, mugrugs and postcards. The smaller the fabric pieces, the smaller the projects.
—Judy B on October 5, 2018Like so many other posters, I have made lots of mug rugs. They are fun and easy to make and give. What I like about small projects like the ones in this book is that you get to the satisfaction of completion so quickly!
—Linda W on October 5, 2018I have made a wall hanging and Christmas stockings from tiny log cabin blocks.
—Trish Probandt on October 5, 2018The smallest thing I have made is a needle keeper. It is a log cabin with the center finished is a half inch. Finished keeper is 3 inches!
—Penny Wilkens on October 5, 2018I love little projects. The smallest I have made so far are pieced coasters and a quilted postcard. Thank you for the chance to win a wonderful prize!
—Donita M on October 5, 2018I have mad a cathedral window pincushion. I love it and it fits anatomy matching sewing bag. These little projects look wonderful! Thanks for the chance to win.
—TINA on October 5, 2018A table topper is my smallest quilt yet!!
—Louise on October 5, 2018A pincushion is the smallest project that I have made.
—Sheila on October 5, 2018The smallest item I have made is a 12×12 table quilt. Thank you for the chance t win!
—Teresa on October 5, 2018I’ve made pincushions, pot holders and Christmas ornaments. I have a very small house and I don’t have the room to make anything large. Thank you for the chance to win.
—martina kupitz on October 5, 2018My smallest was probably a table-topper. I found a bundle of very bright colored fabrics and made a square topper to fit under a bowl on my coffee table.
—Kandy Krieser on October 5, 2018Hope you pull my name!
I love small projects. I have made book markers, pin cushions, post cards, mug rugs and of course small wall hangings.
—Sylvia on October 5, 2018Little chicken pincushions with tiny log cabin blocks on their sides.
—Kathleen T on October 5, 2018Baby quilt
—Linda Foster on October 5, 2018I’ve made 8″ quilts for my mini quilt rack.
—Jan on October 5, 2018What a generous giveaway, thanks for the chance to win.
So far, the smallest project I’ve made is a tiny wall hanging for a new baby’s room. Instead of muted colors, I used bright ones & he first turned over trying to hold his head up to see the brightness. He is now old enough for his parents to find him on his tummy looking at the piece.
—Barbara on October 5, 2018finger pincushions, so fun
—Lorie McAnelly on October 5, 2018Probably a baby quilt or table runner
—mandy whalen on October 5, 2018I have made Christmas cards using the crazy quilt design. They are so gorgeous and everyone loves them. I like small projects because I can finish them!!!!
—Mary Burn on October 5, 2018I’ve made quilted potholders, maybe 5 inches square. That is the smallest that I have made.
—barbara on October 5, 2018I have made postcards, pincushions, table mats, etc. because I love to make smalls. Thanks for the opportunity to win this great give-a-way.
—Sue in Oregon on October 5, 2018I made a couple of small quilts to use under vases or hang on the wall, and I love them. Plan to do more in the future and this book would be a great source of inspiration.
—Cindy Berry on October 5, 2018I am 76 and have been quilting most of my life. About 50 years ago I made a tiny approx. 8×12 Sunbonnet Sue Quilt for my doll collection. Since that time I have made a few more. I love any type of miniature including small quilts.
—Pati Phillips on October 5, 2018The smallest project that I’ve ever made was a collection of pin cushions that fit on top of wooden spools of thread for my retreat buddies.
—Barbaraben on October 5, 2018My smallest project was the mug rugs but easy as those are I did some of Kim Diehl’s small about 10 x 11 projects and many of her others along with Jo Mortons and Kathleen Tracy’s projects. I need to work on some of yours. Just love these small quilts. Thank you for the opportunity to win goodies!
—nroot on October 5, 2018I am a new quilter, mostly squares and rectangles and straight sewing. I have only made placemats, small table runners and doilies. Maybe this book will give me the push I need to move forward. Thank you so much for this giveaway
—Virginia Bronner on October 5, 2018The smallest project I ever made was a dolls quilt.
—Jo Barr on October 5, 2018Smallest project has been a pincushion, a quick and easy gift to make for sewing buddies.
—Clara Chandler on October 5, 2018Small items are fun! I have made many pin cushions, mug mats,Christmas ornaments & small wall hangings!!
—Barbara Beatty on October 5, 2018A bargello table topper is the smallest to date. However I’ve planned for a set with top table, hot Mats, place mats, and pot grips.
—Beatrice Lewis on October 5, 2018I’ve made mug rugs, postcards and even some pin cushions. had not really thought about these as "small projects", but I guess they are.
—Laura M on October 5, 2018I have made potholders and mug rugs. Lots of fun to use up small scraps!
—Paula on October 5, 2018I made a table runner once, that I didn’t like very much, but the cut-offs intrigued me, and I played around with arranging them until I found a layout i liked. I sewed them into a smaller table runner, which I hung on the wall vertically. I still had some interesting pieces left over, so I made two coasters, which I gave as a Christmas gift.
—JJ on October 5, 2018tablerunner great gifts
—holly mudd on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was a doll-sized quilt for my daughter, many years ago.
—Cynthia Lyons on October 5, 2018The smallest I’ve done are three doll quilts for my granddaughter. Iwant to make more.
—Laurel Lee Pedersen on October 5, 2018A tiny concussion that took 2 days to finish.
—Elaine Swatniki on October 5, 2018I’ve made two baby quilts after making only kingsize quilts that are handstitched. Loved the smaller project and am looking forward to making some table runners.
—Jenny Spielman on October 5, 2018I have made postcards.
—Lorene Soderstrom on October 5, 2018Pincushions, potholders, needlekeeps, and a holder for my rug-hooking supplies are my tiniest projects. Your new book looks fascinating- the cover picture and the photos of pincushions are intriguing in their exactness!
—Cathryn Kasper on October 5, 2018I have made quite a few small quilts, I love to decorate around the house with them. Hugs,
—Sandi on October 5, 2018I have made many table runners as well as wall hangings. I like to have many on hand for various occasions, holidays, birthdays, seasons, especially in my dining room….one on the wall, and 2 runners.
—Karen Bryant on October 5, 2018This package looks delightful. Thank you.
I love making mini quilts…the new book looks fantastic. The littlest thing I have made is a patchwork pincushion.☀️
—JanTaylor on October 5, 2018I think the smallest I’ve made was a mug rug, though I have done a few small table toppers. I like small projects….they finish faster, usually.
—Michelle Eacret on October 5, 2018My littlest project I made was a sachet with embroidery on it.
—Linda Haan on October 5, 2018The smallest thing that I have quilted is a 14 inch pillow with a pineapple design on it.
—Teresa Knittingdancer on October 5, 2018My smallest quilt was a miniature star wall quilt in reproduction fabrics.
—JLouise on October 5, 2018I have made pot holders and mug rugs with small amounts of fabric.
—Carolyn Hall on October 5, 2018I have made a few small pincushions, one was a heart, and one was a strawberry! 🙂
—Hope on October 5, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a thimble keeper which involved cutting out three small plastic leaf shapes (used a milk bottle) , covering each leaf with an outer fabric and lining then hand stitching them together leaving the top of two sides open. The plastic acts as a spring – simple, effective and practical.
—Annie Hedges on October 5, 2018Thank you for the opportunity to win this package! The smallest items I have made were hot pads, mug rugs and doll quilts.
—Carole on October 5, 2018I have made a paper pieced block only 3/4″ square to create a pendant for a necklace.
—Jade on October 5, 2018Thank you for the opportunity to win this package – my smallest projects have been hot pads, mug rugs and doll quilts.
—Carole on October 5, 2018Made these 2 chickens – they’re 2 log cabin blocks with ultra suede beaks and wattles. They’re the size of pincushions but filled with dried beans. They are silly little things but I like them :0) Wonderful giveaway – that’s for the chance.
—Janet on October 5, 2018I made a needlebook from a mini folded star design, it’s about 2″ square
—Sumac on October 5, 2018The smallest project I made was a ring pincushion. I love that I can find a pin without looking too far.
—Pam Schmidt on October 5, 2018Hi there,
—Jacqueline V on October 5, 2018I like making little pincushions!
Thanks & Quilty Huggs
I make a lot of mug rugs and pincushions and I think my smallest would be a pincushion for the wrist. I love using it! Thanks for the opportunity to win these great supplies.
—Janet S on October 5, 2018Mug rugs have been my smallest projects. I love SMALL!
—Jean schneider on October 5, 2018I have made lots of pincushions. Usually from scraps or leftover 4-patches. Thanks for the opportunity
—Deanna Plotts on October 5, 2018I made a pin cushion for my Mother a few years ago. It was difficult piecing such a small item, but it turned out so well, and she loved it. I was so proud of it, and so happy to gift it to my Mom.
—Karen on October 5, 2018I made a heart mug rug for my husband with 1/2″ squares and hand dyed fabric in ‘kind of’ a trip around the world pattern incorporating a heart. So cute.
—Deb on October 5, 2018The smallest was a pincushion. The most challenging was a tiny pieced silk purse for a niece’s wedding. It was beautiful.
—sandra m on October 5, 2018I love small quilts. The smallest one made was a postcard.
—Cheri Bergeron on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have made was a tiny Log Cabin square used as a name tag for our guild.
—Barb K. on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I made was 36″ square and the pieces were 2″ sewn. I really only want to start making little quilts. I love them and they can be displayed anywhere (and everywhere), are much quicker,great for scraps,
—Krissy Butorac on October 5, 2018and more cost effective. This book looks perfect for all of the above and the fabric and goodies would get a lot of use in my household. Thank you for the offer.
I once made a tiny pouch to hang around my neck at a quilt show. It was about 5″x 5″ and had a 1.5″ nine-patch with teeny hearts appliqued in each square. I was so pleased with it! It’s still around here somewhere…
—Jay on October 5, 2018I made a baby doll quilt which was about 8×10. The smallest item I made was a mountain scene name tag, which was approx. 3″x3″.
—Denise Laverriere on October 5, 2018I’ve made small embroidery projects (christmas ornaments) but nothing quilted smaller than a crib quilt. Thanks for your generous sharing!
—bookboxer on October 5, 2018A small Owl Pincushion that I put emery sand in for sharpening my pins.
—Cindy S on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have worked on was a pincushion. This was a challenge at a local quilt shop, that had a Snibbles Club. This would be a great way to use up some of my smaller scraps. Thanks for the opportunity to win these wonderful prizes.
—Doreen on October 5, 2018The smallest I made is about 12″ square. I started quilting making miniatures.
—Martha J on October 5, 2018I’ve made ornaments for the xmas tree that finished at 3 inches
—Madeline Wallace on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have made was a 16 inch miniature of Ohio Stat blocks. I loved it but I haven’t made many since. As I get older, the larger blocks seem a bit easier.
I’ll be 80 tomorrow! Yippee!!
—Mary Reed on October 5, 2018I have made ornaments from left-over 1 1/2″ HST that my quilting friends have "gifted" me with.
—Jean DeFrances on October 5, 2018Made a landscape postcard that was a fun and challenging project. Need to make some more. Love the layer cakes and cake mix patterns. Great projects in the book. Would love a copy.
—Linda Smith on October 5, 2018Postcards, mug rugs, pincushion and tiny wall quilts, I have made them all. Between 2 big quilts I like to make a little one.
—Anna on October 5, 2018Smallest project was a pear shaped pin cushion that was embroidered before putting together. Lovely indeed.
—Kathryn Smotryski on October 5, 2018The smallest projects I have made would be mug rugs. This book looks awesome!
—Teri on October 5, 2018The smallest projects I ever made were a doll quilt for my (then very little) niece & a pin cushion. LOVE layer cakes! They are so versatile!
—Holly Babcock on October 5, 2018I made a chicken pincushion. I also made several mugrugs.
—Debbie Rangel on October 5, 2018I like to make small quilts, a wallhanger, mugrug are very Nice to make
—Rommy Van Houten on October 5, 2018I like to make pin keeps for gifts and to display. Those would be the smallest of my projects. This book would be a great source for small quilts.
—Karen on October 5, 2018The smallest project I’ve made was a pincushion in a vintage salt cellar. I have a couple of small quilts in the making now. Love them!
—Janet on October 5, 2018I made mugrugs, with matching cup cozies. I’d go smaller if something told me "you have to make me"! Fun fun
—Kathie Feller on October 5, 2018The tiniest thing I have made is a mini twister wreath out of scraps from a larger wreath. It measures 9” square.
—Sherry Loncar on October 5, 2018I love little projects!!! I made mini 4 inch quilts for a Row by Row quilt. I love all these products in the picture!
—Renae Williams on October 5, 2018My smallest project would be pin cushions! I love making them and using them!
—Renée Welton on October 5, 2018I love little projects! Mug rugs are my favorite, but I love little table toppers, mats, etc. Your projects in Vintage Patchworks are just adorable!
—Mary Davidson on October 5, 2018Christmas potholders and gift card holders.
—Linda Yeager on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made is a table topper. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Gloria Cotten on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I ever made was a pot holder. I have also made several table toppers with insulbright so that they function as a hot pad.
—Elaine M on October 5, 2018I love little quilts but I’d really like to make the pincushions in this book. Thanks for the opportunity to win!!!
—Sandy on October 5, 2018I’ve made pincushions and a very small pumpkin wall hanging. Love the examples from the book.
—Judy Miller on October 5, 2018The smallest was a doll quilt for my daughter.
—Shellie on October 5, 2018My smallest project was a pin! It was about 2” across!
—Polly on October 5, 2018I think the smallest project I’ve ever made was a tiny giraffe pin for a friend who had a collection.
—Ruth Spencer on October 5, 2018The smallest I have gone is making pincushions….with some leftover Jo Morton blocks.
—Valjean Sanford on October 5, 2018I love little quilts. The smallest project I worked on was Christmas ornaments. Thank you for great giveaway.
—Judy Kubit on October 5, 2018I love to make pillows and tabletoppers, and a pumpkin pillow with a pieced border is pretty cute, as well as an embroidered sampler I stitched 43 years ago – add a pieced border and make it into a pillow. Great book!
—Sharon on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was a 7″ x 9″ Jacobs ladder quilt for our guilds mini quilt auction fundraiser
—Cindy K on October 5, 2018I have made several small quilted bags to hold kindle readers .. the book looks great.
—Mary on October 5, 2018My smallest projects are mug rugs and pincushions. Love the projects in this book.
—Nicole Mays on October 5, 2018I made a bunch of patchwork ornaments, about 2 and a half to three inches, for on the Tall trim a tree quilts. So far I have made about 2 dozen of them.
—Jean on October 5, 2018I made a coaster 4″ square 12 strips pineapple.
—Linda Christianson on October 5, 2018I have made many small pincushions and my collection is growing by leaps and bounds. Love them all!
—Nora F on October 5, 2018I did a set of coasters and some little Christmas ornaments. A fun challenge!
—Kris B on October 5, 2018Smallest project was a mug rug.
—Joyce on October 5, 2018The smallest project were two really miniature Quilts . They were designed to hang on a clothesline at the back of a house that was a landscape wall hanging! Mostly I make mug rugs that sell like hot cakes!
—Alfreda Rupert on October 5, 2018A small framed wall hanging. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Marcia Mahoney on October 5, 2018Smallest Ive made would be a few mug rugs.
—Maureen Delahunt on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt that I have made would be the front for a cushion about 16″ square. I enjoy the pictures from this book especially the beautiful quilting and the colour palettes. Thanks/
—Pauline Perry on October 5, 2018I have made several small wallhangings, 12”x 12” & larger. Also, table toppers,
—Nancy Jo Marsden on October 5, 2018purses and zipper pouches. I would love to win this new book full of ideas.
I have made small wall hangings, table toppers and zipper pouches, plus purses. Would love to win this
—Nancy Jo Marsden on October 5, 2018new pattern book.
I made a couple dozen patchwork ornament quilts, about 2 and a half to 3 inch in size, for on the Tall Trim a Tree quilt. My sister who is a new quilter decided she wanted the Tall Trim a Tree quilt but didn’t think she could handle the ornaments. I made a deal with her that if she made the tree, I would make her some ornaments.
—Jean on October 5, 2018The smallest I have made is quilted postcards. I enjoy sending them on special occasions. I also enjoy and make many mug rugs as gifts.
—Elizabeth Kelbaugh on October 5, 2018Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
I have made many table toppers and a mantle scarf. those are the smallest that I have ever made. Love the beautiful fabric colors!
—Rebecca on October 5, 2018A pincushion would be the smallest item I’ve ever sewn.
—Bridget on October 5, 2018Fabric ATCs (artist’s trading cards) — they measure 2.5″ x 3.5″ by definition. A wonderful way to use the tiny scraps that are too pretty for the trash can, but not functional in most traditional fabric crafting projects.
—Rachel Trindle on October 5, 2018I made a coaster of itty bitty squares, thanks!
—Lisa Timmer on October 5, 2018I appreciate the focus of the book and look forward to seeing it. The smallest i have made is a pincushion and Christmas ornament. Thanks for the drawing.
—Theresa Kennedy on October 5, 2018Small pincushions!
—Vicki on October 5, 2018The smallest quilt I’ve made was for my late mother-in-law for Mother’s Day. It was a 14″ wallhanging. It had to be small to fit on the wall of her nursing home room among all the family photos.
—Deb C on October 5, 2018My smallest project was a Pam Buda sew along with lots of black/white half square triangles and hints of red. Lots of fun and up often.
—Marcia Reed on October 5, 2018Look forward to possibility seeing Pan in Archbold, OH in the spring.
I made pincushions one Christmas for my co-workers. I used solid color prairie points on a black and white background. I had plenty of fun making them!
—Liz Baker on October 5, 2018I have made quilted postcards, mugrugs and most recent – a 12″ square paper pieced quilt. FUN !!!!!
—Lillian K on October 5, 2018The smallest project I’ve made is a table-topper out of scraps. This book and the materials chosen are fantastic! Pam Buda is a designer whose fabrics really make a project look "WOW". Love the blendibility.
—Susan Lewis on October 5, 2018Mug Rugs, quilted postcards and 12″ square mini quilt.
—Lillian K on October 5, 2018A baby doll quilt for my granddaughter.
—Terri H on October 5, 2018The smallest I’ve made are mug rugs. The book has lots of really cute ideas. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Carol Cooper on October 5, 2018Pincushions. I also made all the Temecula “tiny quilts”from their tiny little book. This book looks like fun.
—Tara on October 5, 2018I made about 50 patchwork birthday cards one year. I didn’t sew them, but used glue and a stock paper frame.
—Teresa on October 5, 2018I have made pincushions and paper-pieced little pillows. thanks for the greatest giveaway
—Renea Yarolim on October 5, 2018A pincushion from leftover selvedges. Love love love the Tess quilt!
—Erica H on October 5, 2018The smallest pieced item I’ve made is a Christmas ornament.
—Judith Martinez on October 5, 2018A cery tiny block of a paper pieced dog that I suppose I could make into a Mug Rug or a small pincushion. I have made several small pincushions.
—Jackie Wisherd on October 5, 2018Early on in my quilting journey I made a very small pineapple log cabin pincushion.
—Gail K on October 5, 2018Wine shoes were the smallest items that I have made with quilt pieces.
—Mary on October 5, 2018My smallest project was a pair of pot holders, with paper pieced birds.
—Candy on October 5, 2018Smallest was a mug rug
—NancyB from Many LA on October 5, 2018My smallest projects have been Christmas ornaments and mug rugs!
—Janna Lee on October 5, 2018I would say a doll quilt for my granddaughter. The book looks wonderful and has some great ideas.
—Holly on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have made thus far was an appliquéd pin cushion. I use it every day and am glad I took the time to make something special for myself.
—Beth T. on October 5, 2018I’ve made quite a few little quilts the smallest being a 5″ pineapple pattern with the individual strips finishing at 1/4″ . (My husband dared me to go as small as I could.)
—Cindy on October 5, 2018The smallest project I have completed so far has been a small doll quilt I made for my mother, which she displayed with her childhood baby doll.
—Darrell H on October 6, 2018dquilterguy48329 (at) prodigy (dot) net.
So far, the smallest quilting project I have done are custom Christmas stockings for all my kids, their spouses and children. I am ready to try something small and challenging.
—Terri Dirk on October 6, 2018A tiny pincushion made from HST offcuts, approx 2″ square!
—Robyn on October 6, 2018The smallest items I had made are baby quilts and wall hangings.
—Norma on October 6, 2018I’ve made mug rugs and pincushions and a number of small wall hangings.
—Carol Kussart on October 6, 2018I made a quilted postcard once for my dad for Father’s Day
—Carol B on October 6, 2018I have done some cute turkey and pumpkin mug rugs. I searched for images and then drew them out. I finished some with the "fancy" stitches on my machine. You can make cute vines with many stitches.
—Susan Brewer on October 6, 2018I’ve made Christmas ornaments. . Thanks for the opportunity to win.
—Lou Ellen on October 6, 2018One of my smallest projects was a postcard quilt for my mother, made entirely of 1/2″ half square triangles. I am looking forward to seeing Pam’s small quilt ideas! Thank you for the drawing, if I don’t win I will definitely have to buy this book.
—Glenna Denman on October 6, 2018I really like to make small quilted pieces to put candles or candy dishes on! It’s just a great little way to give a little color boost to whatever I put on top of it!!
—Teresa B on October 6, 2018I’d have to say tiny pincushions to wear on your finger. Thanks for the giveaway!!
—Barb on October 6, 2018The smallest projects I’ve made so far are a mug rug and a pot holder. Would love to try making one of the pin cushions. Our quilting group is doing a pin cushion gift exchange at our Christmas meeting, and this would be perfect!
—Barbara F. on October 6, 2018The smallest project I have quilted was Christmas ornaments and coasters.
—Helen on October 6, 2018Hmm, I think the smallest I have made is a miniature quilt about 4 x 5″ from 1/2″ squares of antique fabrics. I have made mug rugs, fabric postcards, mini wall quilts and doll quilts. All are such fun!
—Nyla Dominguez on October 6, 2018I’ve made some pieced and quilted bookmarks, pincushions, Andr 2 1/2” functional pieced stockings to hang on my tree as ornaments.
—Sandie Mackintosh on October 6, 2018The small things I’ve made that were pieced and quilted I can think of off the top of my head would be bookmarks, pincushions, and functioning 2” by 3” stockings that I hang on my Christmas tree to hold mini candy canes and small trinkets.
—Sandie on October 6, 2018An ornament.
—Carrie Smith on October 6, 2018I’ve made one micro mini. I promised to never make another.
—Wren on October 6, 2018I made it during recovery from surgery and it succeeded in occupying me completely. To that end it was worth the effort.
Christmas tree ornaments are the smallest sewn items.
—Rosalie on October 6, 2018the smallest project that I did was the Kim Diehl Whatknots patterns
—Christy on October 6, 2018I have made several quilted postcards.
—Linda Taylor on October 6, 2018the smallest so far were a couple of coasters. Lots of table toppers and placemats
—Judy Palmer on October 6, 2018A mug rug is the smallest thing I’ve made. Pin cushions are on my list of things I want to do. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Cindy petersen on October 7, 2018When my nieces were young they loved soft dolls, so I made them each an Amis doll with a 4″ square sunshine and shadow quilt in their hands. Other than that, I made a tiny bird pin cushion for a 3rd grader I was teaching to quilt.
—Linda Voltz on October 7, 2018Thanks for reminding me!!
I have made fabric postcards and pincushions, but neither one strikes me as a quilt with three traditional layers. I did a 3 x 5 inch complete quiltlet for a quilt show, to be combined with others to hang together.
—Carole Holmberg on October 7, 2018Two 4″ Sunshine and shadow quilts for the fabric Amish dolls I made for my nieces, mug rugs, and a tiny bird pin cushion for a child that I was teaching to sew. all were hand quilted back then!
—Linda Voltz on October 7, 2018A small 8×10 inch door hanging is the smallest item that I’ve quilted. These certainly can be very challenging! I found that precision was even more critical than with a larger wall hanging/quilt!
—Sharon Nowak on October 7, 2018Love! Such fun and beautiful items! The smallest item I’ve made in a pincushion.
Thanks for the chance to win.
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—usairdoll on October 7, 2018I love making small quilts because they finish up so fast! I usually Handquilt them because they are easy projects to take with me and quilt whenever I have a few extra minutes. I have made several of Pam Ida’s quilts & I love the minis!
—Sally Matlock on October 7, 2018The smallest project I have completed is a quilted Christmas Ornament, pineapple pattern. I love small projects and have every miniature quilting magazine that I could get my hands on from back when they were being printed.
—PEGGY TACKETT on October 7, 2018This is a great looking book with lovely projects. Thank you for the opportunity to win this superb gift package !!
The smallest item I have completed would be a quilted pineapple Christmas ornament.
—Peggy on October 7, 2018Thanks for the opportunity to win this superb gift package.
The smallest quilt I have made is about 11 by 12 inches. It hangs on a wire rack.
—stitchin'mom on October 7, 2018The smallest projects I have made would be either the mini churndash blocks for a framed piece of art or the hand stitched postcards I exchanged with friends…
—Carol Miller on October 7, 2018I have a wall of mini-quilts that I’ve made. Many are art quilts, not traditional, and the smallest is about 8×10.
—Kristin on October 7, 2018I love small projects and make many of them, pincushions being the smallest. This book looks like so much fun!
—Mary Jane on October 7, 2018When I first started quilting, I hand pieced single blocks, hand quilted them, and used them as table mats or throw pillows. My sister used the mat I gave her on the counter next to her coffee pot, for sugar dish, saucer, and spoon. She used it that way for years, and now one of her daughters does the same.
—Kath Heckeroth on October 7, 2018Pincushion
—Judy Allen on October 7, 2018Smallest project was a hardanger (embroidery) liner for a tea cup planter.
—Susan doe on October 7, 2018I made 22 3″ square little quilt Christmas ornaments. One for everyone on the family.
—D Diana on October 7, 2018Thanks!
I donated a pineapple quilt wall hanging with each section 3 inches square and the total 9 x 12. Loved my first try at paper piecing!
—Susan M Putman on October 7, 2018A baby quilt
—Barbara Noel on October 7, 2018A baby quilt!
—Mary K on October 7, 2018I love making my scraps from a big quilt into a mini quilt. I’ve done several minis and made some mug rugs. I like the small projects as a break from a big quilt occasionally. I love doing wall hangings too. Thanks!
—Sara on October 7, 2018I think the smallest quilted object I’ve made is a mug rug. It was so fun to make because it sewed up so quickly! I’m ready to try some more small projects.
—Judy F on October 7, 2018The smallest project I have made is a quilted jack-o-lantan to hang on my front door
—Anna Gorenski on October 7, 2018I made a little pincushion that fits into a fenton glass vase. It turned out so pretty! I love small projects like this and want to make a miniature quit to hang next. I hope I win – surely some good ideas included there
—kris on October 7, 2018That looks like a great book! I have made a Cathedral Block Pin Cushion. It was about 3″ square, would love to make more small projects.
—Donna Harry on October 7, 2018I’ve made lots of minis, table toppers, mug rugs, and wall hangings.
—Joy on October 7, 2018I love to make pincushions. Thinking of making some fun ones for friends for Christmas. Also some coasters. Thank you for the giveaway.
—Barb H. on October 7, 2018Baby quilt…actually two baby quilts for twins!
—Carol Bakaj on October 7, 2018Most likely a pin cushion or a mug rug. It is fun to work small once in awhile!
—Paula Hedges on October 7, 2018My smallest project was a quilted name tag. It was 2 inches square and paper pieced with my name.
—Renata on October 7, 2018I love to doing small projects, and have enjoyed downsizing patterns to smaller pieces. I recently made a couple mug rugs. I have a small wall hanging to finish with 2 inch Cake walk blocks.
—Debbie Huber on October 8, 2018A table topper that turned out beautiful. I had never done 45 degree angles or mitered corners of witch I did on this Item. I gave to afriend for house warming gift, it turned out beautiful.
—Mary on October 8, 2018I’m currently working on a small tumbler table topper. The tumblers are 1″ tall.
—Debbi on October 8, 2018The smallest project I’ve done was making a little bird pincushion for our guild party last spring. Someone won my bird. These little projects of Pam’s look amazing! Thanks.
—Marie Eddins on October 8, 2018Like you mentioned – I think making quilts postcards is my smallest project along with Mug Rugs. All fun to make😊
—Lori Hossack on October 8, 2018Smallest quilted project? 4″ coasters. I’ve made many of them for different holidays & seasons! Love, love, love Pam Buda’s first book! Thanks for another opportunity to win great things! I keep hoping my name will be randomly chosen! Never give up!!
—Jan Behm on October 8, 2018I made a paper pieced pin with a red/white/blue ribbon to wear after 9/11. It was about 2″ x 3″
—Lorrie Potts on October 8, 2018I made 15 3×3 paper pieced quilt squares for a set of 2 doll bed quilts to fit the bunk bed for American Girl dolls. This was included with 4 other quilters to complete the quilts. We raffled the beds and bedding that year to make money for our quilting guild to continue to offer high quality classes for our quilters.
—Bonnie Dini on October 8, 2018I’ve made several pincushions in the past which is the smallest I’ve ever gone. Would love to win this prize!
—Cathy Wilson on October 8, 2018I have made many more doll quilts through the years than large ones because I like to decorate my house with them. I recently bought a miniature doll bed that needed a quilt on it, so I made a 5″X6″ quilt.
—Annette F. on October 8, 2018I think a doll quilt was my smallest project, but I am ready to try out some of the cute projects in Pam’s book!
—Terry on October 9, 2018My smallest was an 11″ wall hanging made from 1″ half square triangles cut off another project.
—Sue L on October 9, 2018I would love to win all the notions. my smallest quilt piece was a sister’s choice tablerunner and double wedding ring tablerunner.
—beth d. on October 9, 2018I made a 12×14 inch little doll quilt with appliqued hearts and all done by hand.
—Sieg Leland on October 9, 2018A Christmas Ornament
—Quilting Tangent on October 9, 2018The smallest project that I’ve made would be a mug rug.
—Donna on October 9, 2018I made a miniature paper pieced square in a square, blue and white 8″x12″ tiny quilt in a class. Each block was about 1″ finished. I’m not sure I could make another one since it has been almost 20 years and my fingers are not so young. I have it on a tiny quilt rack on a shelf of my large quilt rack, just to remind me what I did once.
—Jerry Church on October 10, 2018My smallest project was a quilted coin purse.
—Carol on October 10, 20183″ finished square, all little mini pieces… love the small scrappy stuff!
—Marsha on October 10, 2018The smallest project I have tackled is the Dear Jane Quilt blocks. Some of the individual small blocks have 45+ pieces in them. I have all of the center blocks done and have only 12 or so blocks to complete the edges and corner blocks. I started this quilt not long after I became a quilter and have learned so much from making those little blocks,
—Joyce Bruce on October 11, 2018and they are for the most part, hand stitched. It has been a continuous project for me
but now I am so close to completion. I can look back at some of my lst blocks and see how I have progressed and gotten better over the span of this quilt. I have more luck if I have a group doing this DJ quilt…….and a set day of the week to do that.
The smallest quilt project I have made is a pincushion. The smallest stitching I have done was 3/4″ finished squares in a Christmas stocking I made. I love Pam Buda!
—Judyk on October 11, 2018Paper piece mini but never sure how to finish, need this book and your amazing energies!
—Joane on October 11, 2018A 5 -1/2″ square candle mat/mug rug sort of thing woven from remnant scrap strips. (The closest I ever came to making a quilt from Mary Anne Caplinger Page’s Woven and Quilted, 1995.) It’s been quite a while since a candle was placed on it but it is always on the bookshelf by my sewing table.
—Jo MaLmstrom-Okita on October 11, 2018finger pincushions, they are fun
—Lorie on October 12, 2018I made a pink and white 12 inch by 7 inch quilt for my granddaughter’s Barbie doll bed (she is 24 now).
—Suzanne Wilders on October 13, 2018Smallest is pincushions. The finger pincushion that fits in a bottle cap, with elastic to fit your finger.
—LoAnn Trowbridge on October 13, 2018Pincushions! Also making Anthology blocks…
—Gale Clement on October 13, 2018I made a small Pringles twist thread catcher. It stands about 3 inches high and about 2 inches in diameter. It collapsed to 1/2 high. Great to travel with!
—Kathleen on October 13, 2018Table runners and pillows are the smallest items I’ve made.
—Mary Ann on October 14, 2018I have a hard time throwing away fabric scraps. I use them to sew small things such as, pincushions that I gave as gifts. I’ve sold business card holders. I’ve made table-toppers and table-runners that I use myself and have given many away.
—Mary on October 14, 2018I have a hard time throwing away fabric scraps. I’ve made pincushion to give as gifts. I made and sold business card holders. I’ve kept to use myself, and given Table runners and table toppers a gifts.
—Mary on October 14, 2018The smallest item I think I have made is a pincushion and a postcard.
—Sue on October 15, 2018A key fob was the smallest thing I made.
—Sharon Dubry on October 17, 2018I adore small quilt projects! Absolutely love this author’s work!! Will be looking for her in our local bookstore!
—Louise Wagner on October 17, 2018finger pincushions
—Lorie on October 19, 2018