Put your foot down 283

Put your foot down 283 is a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects. Thank you all for returning each week and sharing your projects.

Whats under my foot

This week I have been working on my Island Batik May challenge quilt. The 10″ Irish Chain die from AccuQuilt made cutting all the patches so much faster than cutting by hand which is great. It has been a struggle though trying to come up with a plan, mainly finding a 10″ block to pair with the Irish Chain block. I’ve pretty much decided to go with a traditional quilt.

irish chain quilt, island batik fabric, aquiltery

This is where I am so far, my blocks are partially made. I think I have used all but a few of sku’s from the Serenity Collection by Island Batik. My chain blocks are all going to be teal. There are more blocks to sew and decisions to be made.

irish chain quilt, island batik, aquiltery

Your shares from Put your foot down 282

I absolutely love this mini from Anne-Marie of Stories from the Sewing Room.

Nancy from Grace and Peace had the privilege to quilt these from maker Lynn. Love the quilt designs she chose on each one.

Put your foot down 283

For more inspiration, I invite you to visit last week’s Put your foot down 282 to see what everyone shared. When you participate in the linky party I ask that somewhere in your post you share a link back to this post. Thank you for joining the linky party!

What’s under your foot?

Similar Posts

  • Crocodile Steve-Funky Friends Factory

    This month Island Batik teamed up with Funky Friends Factory to challenge the Island Batik Ambassadors. We were allowed to choose a pattern for the softie and I chose Crocodile Steve. This has been both fun and challenging. Challenging because there are a lot of curved pieces in this pattern and fun because it brought back happy times of my son growing up while stitching.

8 Comments

  1. Ooooh! Those fabrics are gorgeous. Can’t wait to see the finish. Thanks for sharing my mini. 🙂

  2. Hi Denise, I hope that the Irish Chain goes easier than those circles! Looking forward to seeing your finish. Thanks for the linking party! Take care.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *