Welcome to Island Batik Ambassador Storm at Sea Blog Hop!
The challenge this month was to make a quilt with the Storm at Sea block. This block vividly depicts the rolling waves of a stormy sea. It is a slightly complex pattern that results in a wavy, secondary pattern in a quilt, even though there is no curved piecing. “Storm at sea” is a biblical block, one of several used by early quilters in America.
The Island Batik Ambassadors will be making quilts with fabric from the latest Island Batik collections that will start shipping to your favorite quilt shops very soon! They will also be using products from our sponsors – Aurifil, Hobbs Batting and Schmetz Needles. We hope that you will follow along to see their amazing creations!
The blog starts November 1- see each of the collections and who is posting each day below:
November 1:
Gail Sheppard, Quilting Gail
Preeti Harris, Sew Preeti Quilts
November 2:
Pamela Boatright, Pamela Quilts
Jane Hauprich, Stitch by Stitch Custom Quilting
November 3:
Denise Looney, For the Love of Geese
Megan Best, Bestquilter
November 4:
Gail Renna, Quilt Haven Threads
Claudia Porter, Create with Claudia
November 5:
Blog Hop Round-Up Week 1 and Giveaway
November 8:
Mania Hatzioannidi, Mania for Quilts
Jennifer Fulton, Inquiring Quilter
November 9:
Joanne Hart, Unicorn Harts
Connie Kauffman, Kauffman Designs
Jennifer Eubank, Archipelago Quilting
November 10:
Jennifer Thomas, Curlicue Creations
Janet Yamamoto, Whispers of Yore
November 11:
Emily Leachman, The Darling Dogwood
Maryellen McAuliffe, Mary Mack Made Mine
November 12:
Blog Hop Round-Up Week 2 and Giveaway
November 15:
Elizabeth DeCroos, Epida Studio
Andi Stanfield, True Blue Quilts
November 16:
Brianna Roberts, Sew Cute and Quirky
Michelle Roberts, Creative Blonde
November 17:
Sally Manke, Sally Manke Fiber Artist
Leah Malasky, Quilted Delights
Suzy Webster, Websterquilt
*****Don't forget to go to the Island Batik Blog each week and enter the drawing for some amazing fabrics!
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