Put your foot down 272

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Whats Under My Foot

Yay, I finally have something to share! The February challenge for the Island Batik Ambassadors is a table or bed runner made with the FW2024 collection we received in box 1. In addition, we are to use the Deb Tucker Studio 180 Designs tool also in the box, I was sent the 4 Patch Square Up tool.

The collection I received is Jubilee designed by Jerry Khiev for Island Batik. It is a 20 sku collection that is perfect for a patriotic quilt.

jubilee, island batik, quiltery, runner up blog hop
jubilee fabric from island batik

Here is the start of my project, it will be a square instead of rectangle. I am also using a couple other tools I was sent in previous years.

quilt block, jubilee fabric from island batik

Your Shares From Put Your Foot Down 271

Melva Loves Scraps shared her Red Skies finish. My favorite stars.

Sew Pretti shared her IBA box opening.

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  4. Yes, I’m with Andree–I linked up early Thursday morning, but now the link party has disappeared….

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