Put your foot down 296

Put your foot down 296 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

It’s been a busy week! On Monday, I released the first appliqué block for the Bloomers SAL. Then, on Tuesday, I shared the contents of Box 2 from the 2025 Island Batik Ambassador program.

My wide quilt backing has arrived, but my scrappy quilt is still waiting for its turn on the frame. I’ve been busy decorating my Oliso bag for the August challenge and experimenting with layouts for a crazy quilt. As a result, the quilting will have to wait a little longer!

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Meet the Grand Champion Anne-Marie made. Visit her at Stories from the Sewing Room to see more of her prize winners.

A beautiful finish shared by Scrapbox Quilts.

There were other quilt finishes shared in Put your foot down 295, it was so hard to choose just 2 to post here.

Put your foot down 296

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