ByAnnie October Challenge

by annie

October Island Batik challenge byAnnie

This months Island Batik Challenge was to make the bag pattern of our choosing, generously supplied from ByAnnie. ByAnnie sends the pattern we have chosen along with everything we need to complete this task. For this challenge I selected The Write Stuff, a notebook cover that accepts a spiral bound notebook, or a 3 ring binder. The pattern includes directions for 3 sizes.

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What’s better, we were also allowed to choose the fabrics for our selected pattern. This elegant fabric comes from the Summer 2024 Collection called Peach Blossom by Claudia Pfeil. I love the soft colors of peach with splashes of green and yellow.

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The directions in all ByAnnie patterns are very thorough and most include an add on video to help you through the more complex directions. The Write Stuff does not include an video and is so easy to follow along.

There is a front zipper pocket…

And an interior pocket. Oops, I sewed the bookmark on the wrong side, and the bottom but that’s okay. I love the fabric I chose for the interior.

The strap includes a very strong hidden magnet. The silvery peach shell is so dreamy, I would love to make a quilt in these colors.

Products used

Peach Blossom

The Write Stuff Pattern, and all accessories found in the ByAnnie shop.

Aurifil 40wt thread.

Schmetz Needles.

Finding Peach Blossom

Fabric Finder

Store Locator

A few shops to help in your search of Peach Blossom.

Creekside Quilts-OR
Fabric and Quilting Delights-HI
JellyRollFabric.Net
Middlebury Sew & Vac
My Favorite Quilt Store-TX
Stitch Therapy-AL
Creekside Quilts-OR
Fabric and Quilting Delights-HI
My Favorite Quilt Store-TX

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