End of Week Two Storm at Sea Blog Hop and Giveaway

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Posted Nov 12, 2021

Thank you for following along during Week Two of Storm at Sea Blog Hop! We are awed by the Ambassadors’ level of creativity – each quilt is nothing short of stunning! Be sure to leave a comment below and tell us which projects speak to you the most!

In case you missed any of this week’s projects, we put them all together in a recap! There is a direct link to each post for you to learn more about the designer’s process. Also, some of the Ambassadors are doing bonus giveaways, so make sure to check them out! Besides the parade of gorgeous quilts, there’s a new giveaway, so make sure to get to the end of this post!

This week’s projects featured the following Island Batik collections:

Mariners by Kathy Engle
Passion Petals designed by Kathy Engle for Carol Moellers Designs
Petal Pathway by Kathy Engle
Petals Provence by Kathy Engle

Mariner by Jennifer Fulton of The Inquiring Quilter + BONUS GIVEAWAY!

Quilt by Mania Hatziioannidi of Mania For Quilts + BONUS GIVEAWAY!

Storm at Sea Quilt by Connie Kauffman of Kauffman Designs + BONUS GIVEAWAY!

Storm at Sea by Jennifer Eubank of Archipelago Quilting

Cushion by Joanne Hart of Unicorn Harts

In Full Bloom by Janet Yamamoto of Whispers of Yore

Quilt by Jennifer Thomas of Curlicue Creations

Ocean Breeze by Emily Leachman of The Darling Dogwood

Quilt by Maryellen McAuliffe of Mary Mack Made Mine

We hope you enjoyed all the wonderful quilts above! Let us know how much you like them in the comments below!

If there is a quilt shop in your city, be sure to let them know how much you love Island Batik collections and Batik Foundations! Please, visit the store locator on our website to see which shops around you carry Island Batik.

For our third and final giveaway, we are giving two lucky people a chance to win a 2.5″ Strip Pack or 10″ Stack of fabric from the complete Sail Away or Twilight Glow collections by Kathy Engle.

To enter for your chance to win these gorgeous batiks, please follow the easy-to-use prompts on Rafflecopter!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

This giveaway ends on November, 19 at 11:59 pm PDT. Two random winners will be notified by email on November, 20 and announced on our Facebook page on November, 23. If the winners do not respond within the first three days after being notified, two new random winners will be chosen.

There is still time to get your last minute entry in for the chance to win a 2.5″ Strip Pack or a 10″ Stack of the complete Island Batik Passion Petals or Petals Provence collections by visiting our previous post!

Make sure to follow Island Batik on Facebook and Instagram, so that you always stay updated on the beautiful quilts and home decor items from the talented Island Batik Ambassadors and Designers:

Facebook: Island Batik

Instagram: @island_batik

Check our social media pages on Monday for more projects from Island Batik Ambassadors on Week Three of Storm at Sea Blog Hop!

There Are 32 Comments

My tweezers and Ms. Fleming, my Baby Lock Soprano are most important. Hundreds of patterns I’ll never make and hundreds of less than 2″ odd shaped scraps-I swear could be used for applique ‘someday’ are the least.

Most important my rotary cutter and my sewing machine! Least is that empty chocolate box and drained coffee mug!

What are the two most and least important objects in your sewing room?

Most – sewing machine and creative ideas
least- trash container and trash

Most important are my sewing machine and my fabrics. Least important are the specialty rulers that I don’t use too often and the serger that I don’t know how to thread. 🙂

Seeing all of the quilts, etc that were created with the beautiful fabrics has been a true joy. Thank you for sharing them.

The two most important items are my fabrics and sewing machines!
The two least important items are the lamp with a burnt out bulb and a box of broken crayons that I will likely never use.

The two most important items in my sewing room are my sewing machine, and my seam ripper!
The two least important items: tissues (can always get them from another room), and scrap paper (can always generate more)!

My sewing machine is my most important tool and the least important is my masking tape

The most important items in my sewing room are my sewing machine and the little ruler that double checks my quarter inch seam. The two least-important items? Where do I begin? The five glue sticks I found when I was looking for a template the other day? Whatever it is that fell behind my bookshelf when the cat jumped up there that I haven’t retrieved and haven’t missed?

The most important things in my sewing room are my sewing machine and my cutting table (because it’s the perfect height). The least important things are the specialty rulers I seldom use and the vacuum!

The most important things in my sewing room are my sewing machine, cutting mat and rulers. The least important things are all the quilting magazines I purchased and never looked at again.

Sorry to hear that there is only one more week. I love seeing the creativity of the artists!

My rotary cutter and my trash can. I can use a plastic bag to toss things, or just walk over to the big can outside; but I don’t even want to try to cut pieces with a template and scissors. That is like plowing a field with a donkey and plow instead of a tractor.

Most important are my sewing machine and my rotary cutter. Least important are some of my older quilting books that I should pass on.

My most important things are my sewing machine and ottlight. Least important items are some rulers that I never use and old patterns.

I have really enjoyed seeing all the quilts so far. The designers are fabulous.
The two most important items in my sewing room are my sewing machine and my snips. The least important are my scissors and baskets that I keep fabric scraps in. Thank you for the giveaway.

My sewing machine and cutting mat are most important. Least, well that would be pounce and accompanying stencils, lol. All of the designs this week were awesome, but my favorite is Ocean Breeze!

What are the two most and least important objects in your sewing room? Most: Sally (my Solaris) and AccuQuilt GOBig/rulers/rotary cutter!! Least: Trash can and magazines! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

Thank you!! very nice colour….

My rotary cutter and my sewing machine.

Most important seam ripper and rotary cutter. Least important are the extra scissors and rotary cutters.

the most important two things are my sewing machine and my fabric! the least important… a broken lamp and some ‘trifted’ fabric, old clothes given to me by family, various colours and weight, not always my taset in print, that I am supposed to be using ‘next’…

The most important items in my sewing room are my fabric stash and my LED light. The least important items are a stack of books and small batting scraps that I haven’t made use of.

Most important:
sewing machine and family photos! 🌸

Thank you for this opportunity. Two most important in my sewing room: a camel hair brush to clean lint, Sharp rotary blades for precision. Two least important: pun cushion and tracing paper.

My most important items are my sewing machine and rotary cutter. The least important things are the clutter and mending items.

This is a tricky question…. My sewing machine and cutting mat/rotary cutter are most essential tools!!!

The most important:
Fabrics & sewing machine

most: sewing machine, needles
least: books, beads

My Bernina QE 440, this gets the #1 of important placing, every time I use it, I am reminded of my Mum who started out her sewing with a Singer , then my Dad bought her a Bernina with zig zag and a reverse, this was paradise. My second item would have to be the mechanic’s extendable wand with a magnet on the end, it picks up dropped pins, bobbins and even the scissors .

my sewing machine and rotary cutter and mat are the most important things. My cat and dog are the least important for sewing, but I enjoy their company!

My sewing machine will cutting table most important. Everything else is important also.
Carla from Arizona

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End of Week Two Storm at Sea Blog Hop and Giveaway