Blogger's Choice Bundles

Have you seen the contest happening over at Quokka Quilts? The idea is to make your own coordinated fabric bundle (with 12 prints and 3 solids) using fabrics from the Fat Quarter Shop. Here's a little collection I made up!

Left to right going top to bottom it's:

Children at Play Cotton Coral On the Go

Veranda Aqua Ripple Dots

Little One Organic Orange Tonal Star Dots

Robot Factory Teal Circuit Board

Critter Community Marigold Oh Dots

Marine Daylight Urchin Forest

Meadow Friends Cotton Dirt Brown and Boy Silly Salamanders

Circa 52 Organic Teal Starburst

Robot Factory Brown Robot Connections

Goodnight Moon Orange Starry Night

Knock Knock Teal Diamond Grid

Crazy Daisy Yellow Rhythm

Bella Solids Teal

Free Spirit Designers Solids Yellow

Safari Sweet Organic Dark Orange Solid

Now, I guess we can only enter once, which is a real shame as I also came up with another bundle option. (I just couldn't stop!)

Here's what it's made of:

It's a Girl Thing Bloom Bicycles

Power Pop Strawberry Confetti

Knock Knock Yellow Diamond Grid

Sweet on NYC Grey Swirl

Sunny Happy Skies Yellow Lace

Nature Elements Charcoal

Palladium Gray Chevron

Daisy Cottage White Stacked Chandeliers

Paparazzi Gray Tonal Wandering Florals

Lost and Found Gray Medallion Dots

Modernology Blush Avant Garde

Bespoken Orchid Jacquard

Kona Cotton Candy Pink

Bella Solids 30's Yellow

Bella Solids Gray

It was a lot of fun browsing and so difficult to narrow it down. Choice is hard! I just want them all now. :-)

What's keeping me busy...

More gifts for friends, like this wallet/checkbook cover.

Fabrics: Alexander Henry Apples & Pears and Joel Dewberry Rose Damask. Label: my design printed by Etsy seller BitsyCreations.



Making progress on my hexes:


Decided I should do something about fabric for the middles so I could get to sewing the hexagon flowers together. Sometimes I think I am clever, like when I picked this Wonderland by MoMo fabric. I can use the fun circles for centers and may use the plain parts for flower borders. I really like how this gives me some variety while tying things together.


Also excited about the Amy Butler Mid Mod contest. I've got an idea in mind and have been working on some prototypes as I wait to get some Midwest Modern fabric. Want to try the contest, or just want some of that gorgeous fabric? Jenna Lou Designs is having a Midwest Modern fabric giveaway!


What's keeping you busy?