Put your foot down 240
Whats under my foot
At the moment I am working on a combo quilt that will serve two purposes, Prisms Blog Hop showcasing Claudia’s new Island Batik fabric collection and my June IBA project.
Put your foot down is a weekly linky party to share your fiber arts projects.
Whats under my foot
At the moment I am working on a combo quilt that will serve two purposes, Prisms Blog Hop showcasing Claudia’s new Island Batik fabric collection and my June IBA project.
I wish I had gorgeous photos and wonderful stories to share of my weekend with family and friends. Truth is, I spent the first 4 days cleaning and reorganizing my sewing room and Monday I decided to sew instead of finishing.
Monday I published the final round of the Saint Paddy SAL, there have been a lot of downloads but so far, no one has shared in that linkup. I sure hope there are winners for the giveaways.
Welcome to another episode of Put your foot down. It’s been a full and bumpy week in my neck of the woods. First, we’ve had another round of storms and more coming. My home sits on top of a hill yet the yard is still soggy, how does that happen, lol?
Welcome back to another Put your foot down, I’m looking forward to seeing what you have worked on this past week. Under my foot this week is the Saint Paddy SAL, round 3.
Put your foot down 235, a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects.
May’s Island Batik challenge is a blog hop, so be sure to follow along for fabric and goodies giveaways. For months I’ve been debating on a design and have finally settled on one earlier this week. The collection IB sent to me for the hop is The Grove, a beautiful collection of greens and teals reminiscent of the Emerald Isle.
Put your foot down 233, a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects.
This week I have been working on a secret sewing project for Jennifer’s (Inquiriing Quilter) upcoming fabric collection with Island Batik. No sharing yet, but I think sometime at the end of April you may start seeing sneak peeks. It is definitely one collection of fabric that online swatches do no justice.
This is 3 Ikea cubes screwed to a table top that I had. We added casters, a hook on the front and 2 on the side for hanging rulers. There is still a little organizing that needs done, I can sew now. For the top I used a piece of plywood and covered it with cotton batting and fabric.