Put your foot down 241

Put your foot down 241, a weekly linky party every Thursday. Stop by and share your WIP’s, UFO’s, finishes, or any fiber arts projects.

Whats under my foot

Thank you all for coming back each week to share your creativity! I love seeing what everyone is making.

Last week, Thursday caught me by surprise, so I missed the linkup because I didn’t have any progress photos to share. To be honest, I’m feeling a little overwhelmed with projects at the moment. For starters, I need to finish one quilt and publish a post about it on June 19. This project will also serve as my June Island Batik Create for a Cause project.

You can find the schedule for the For the Birds Blog Hop at MooseStash Quilting.

blog hop, for the birds
island batik solids, quiltery, aquiltery

The second quilts needs to be completed with a post on June 24th. The fabric in both projects is Island Batik, one quilt is done in all Solids, the other is to highlight the new Prisms Collection designed by Create With Claudia. Here is the hop schedule…

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Quilting Gail shared her Create for a Cause finish.

Nancy from Grace and Peace shared this eye catching finish.

Put your foot down 241

aquiltery, for the love of geese, put your foot down logo

Visit last week’s Put your foot down 240 to see what everyone shared.

I ask that somewhere in the post that you are linking up, that you to share a link back to this post. Thank you for joining the linky party!

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