Put your foot down 175
Welcome to another addition of Put your foot down, thank you for joining us. In case this is your first time visiting, Put your foot down in a weekly linky party occurring every Thursday. Though fiber arts is the preferred medium, you can share other crafty projects as well, so let get inspired.
What’s under my foot
Sunday I was able to share the opening of box 1 from Island Batik. This has to be the best box ever, the colors are wonderful.
The first Island Batik Blog Hop is next month and the fabric I received for the hop is Fruits and Veggies, designed by Kathy Engle. The challenge is a puff quilt, one of which I have never completed before. After watching what seemed like an endless number of videos I told myself, “you got this”!
Almost every video recommended you pleat the top layer of fabric, so I pulled out my 4 1/2″ and 5″ AccuQuilt dies. Cutting, stitching and stuffing began.
Your shares from last week
OMG, I have been watching AndrĂ©e’s progress on Version 2.0 for over a year. Version 1 was made for AndrĂ©e’s son by her mother. Everyone knows that a well loved quilt doesn’t last forever, that is where Version 2.0 comes in. But you’ll have to hop over to Quilting & Learning What a Combo to view this labor of love. The quilting really does tell a story.
Anne-Marie shared her art quilt, isn’t is beautiful? It reminds me of a Midwest sunset on 4th of July. Can’t wait to see it quilted. You can see more at Stories From the Sewing Room.
One more since I featured Andrée two weeks in a row. Gail shared her SAHRR 2023 progress, you can see more about her project on Quilting Gail. She has made progress since last week so be sure to check for her current post.
You can view last weeks Put your foot down here.
What’s under your foot
Hi Denise. Your puff quilt is going to be beautiful in these fabrics!
Thank you Carol, it’s still a work in progress.
Hi Denise, I’m intrigued by the puff quilt. Looking forward to seeing what it looks like. Thanks for featuring Version 2.0. It’s so nice to be doing something else (well actually many, many other things lol). Have a great weekend.
Oh and I am so excited about watching your progress on the photo transfer quilt.
Your puff quilt is looking good. I ran out of fiberfil and had to order some. It’s supposed to be here today or tomorrow so I can finish my quilt!! The Fruits and Veggies collection is really cute!
Thank you. Believe it or not, I had enough left in the bag of fiber fill that I could have stuffed 2 more blocks.
Denise your puff quilt is going to be a beauty! I like making puff quilts for babies. It’s a great one to coordinate nursery colours, especially rainbows of colours. ?
This is going to my soon to be great nephew. His nursery is a jungle theme and I think all these greens will pull everything together. I had other plans for his quilt until I opened the box and seen Fruits and Veggies.
Thanks for sharing my quilt. 🙂 That box of goodies was pretty amazing! I like how they fold in the corners on the 10″ squares so you can actually see what’s in there.
I wish all fabrics companies packaged their pre-cuts like this, they’d sell more.
I’ve seen puff quilts but never attempted one. What is used for the “puff”?
I suppose you could use fiber fill or batting, for mine I am using fiber fill.