Welcome to the November Island Batik Blog Hop. This month we are joining with industry partner, ByAnnie.com to make one of Annie’s wonderful bag projects. Below is a list of the Island Batik collections and the bloggers who will share their ByAnnie bags using their assigned fabric collection. Enjoy!
November 1:
November 2:
November 3:
Blog Hop Round-Up Week 1 and Giveaway
November 6:
November 7:
November 8:
- Maryellen McAuliffe, Mary Mack Made Mine
- Emily Leachman, The Darling Dogwood
- Leah Malasky, Quilted Delights
November 9:
November 10:
Blog Hop Round-Up Week 2 and Giveaway
November 13:
November 14:
November 15:
November 16:
November 17:
Blog Hop Round-Up Week 3 and Giveaway
November 20:
- Renee Atkinson, Pink Tulip Quilting
- Anorina Morris, Sameliasmum
- Lisa Pickering, Lisa’s Quilting Passion
November 21:
End of Blog Hop and Final Round-Up
To celebrate the start of It’s in the Bag Blog Hop, Island Batik is giving away two fabulous Fat Quarter bundles of Celtic Fields and Citron Breeze collections by our very own Kathy Engle!
To enter for your chance to win one of the two prizes above, follow the simple Rafflecopter prompts below.
a Rafflecopter giveawayThis giveaway ends November, 5 at 11:59 pm PDT. Two random winners will be notified by email on November, 6 and announced on the Island Batik Facebook page on November 8th. If the winners do not respond within the first two days after being notified, two new random winners will be chosen and notified. Please check your spam folders!
I will also be sharing the final links on my Songbird Designs Facebook Group and Songbird Designs Facebook Page. Hop over and join my group and page if you are on Facebook! Have a fun rest of your week and visit my fellow ambassadors as they share their creations! Until next time…
The most unusual thing I have ever sewn would be a brocade vest for my brother to wear at his wedding
Oooh I can not wait to see all of the projects with such pretty fabric selections in the works. I guess the most unusual thing that I sewed or repaired was making a repair to fish netting- oh and a softball player’s sock before the next game. Hee! Hee! Have a lovely day, Brenda
It’s probably not that unusual, but sewing boy and girl scout patches on uniforms.
I made a bag for my son to carry his bow/arrow in the backyard.
Beautiful collections! Can’t wait to see all of the bags!
Those are some gorgeous collections, especially Vintage Charms and Flour Sack! Looking forward to seeing them as bags. 🙂
Sewed patches on a window screen.
Love all these collections by IB. My most unusual was a camo vest for a two year old. Clips and buckles and tabs were all outside my skillet. Had a hard lesson but did learn about heavy duty size 18 needles ?
Skill set…. not Skillet ????
I couldn’t find any blog posts for Susan. Clicked on her “blog” and only a slide show of he quilt photos came up. Didn’t see anywhere else her IB bog hop would be? I tried and gave up. Can’t wait to see your byAnnie Bag Brenda on your day.
The most unusual item I ever sewn was a mummy costume for my son when he was small…last minute started tearing strips of an old sheet and I sewed them to a jogging pants and sweatshirt.