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A little behind on my quilt for the Out of the Dark Blog Hop next week but it’ll be done. The skull and crossbones is just one block that I digitized for my quilt. The fabric I decided to use is from the Island Batik Dots and Doodles Collection. They sent me a 10″ stack and the oranges in the collection are great so I decided to use it.

During the day while working I am also working on a pattern that I’ll call Witch’s Nook.

skull and crossbones for halloween quilt, in the hoop embroidery

Monday I shared my version of the byAnnie Clam Up bags for the Sew Stylish Challenge. I think Clam Up is my favorite byAnnie pattern so far.

byannie clamup, island batik

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Look at this interesting design called Echo that A Messy House is a Sign of a Happy Quilter shared.

Nancy from Grace and Peace shared what she’s had on her frame, 7 quilts from 3 quilters.

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  1. Hi Denise, your blog hop project is really coming along – I love the fabric you used on the skull and bones! Going to check out your Clam Up bag….. Have a great week.

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