Island Batik projects 2025

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As an Island Batik (Lumin) Ambassador, I receive a LOT of wonderful fabric and quilting supplies from Island Batik and industry partners. This post is a compilation of the projects I created in 2025 using Island Batik fabrics. Thank you Island Batik for a wonderful year!

Here’s a l pictures of everything I received in my first January box. The 2nd box contained all the wonderful  Hobbs Batting and a tool from  Studio 180 Designs. You can see the video and individual pictures on THIS POST.

This was my first finish 2025: Helen Godden’s Christmas Countdown . You can read about it HERE. 

January’s Rainbow Scrap Challenge colour was Pink. This was my first Pink quilt to answer that challenge. See THIS POST for more details.

This was my 2nd quilt to January’s Rainbow Scrap Challenge (Pink). You can read more about it HERE.

This was my runner for February’s Island Batik (Lumin) challenge featuring Studio 180 tool and the Radiant Burst collection. See HERE for more details.

Claudia Porter from Create with Claudia asked me to make something with her feature fabric. Of course, I said “yes.” This quilt used the beautiful Meadow Hues collection. See HERE. for more detail.

This pretty quilt was made with Jennifer Thomas’s (of Curlicue Creations) signature fabric, Sunlit Garden. See THIS POST for more details.

March’s Island Batik challenge was “It’s All Up to You.” We made anything we wanted. The choice was ours. I made this bear’s paw quilt. See THIS POST for more details.

This zipper pouch was easy to make for a quick gift. See HERE for more details.

This was my SAHRR quilt. THIS POST has most of the details, with links to other posts containing details of each round.

The Rainbow Scrap Challenge for February was Blue. This is one of the quilts I completed for February. You can read about it HERE.

April’s Challenge was to make a quilt using a Drunkard’s Path block. You can read more about it HERE.

And, here’s a smaller version!

I reviewed a book called “Picture Patchwork” and this train was one of the quilts in the book. You can read about it HERE.

This quilt was made for the Island Batik Catalogue. You can read about it on THIS POST. (photo credit: Jerry Khiev).

A 12″ mini quilt was made for the Hobbs Batting booth in Houston … It’s likely the only quilt that I’ll have that hung in that quilt show!! LOL!!!

Blue was Rainbow Scrap Challenge for February. These 2 quilts were finally finished in May. This POST has more details.

This quilt was for the March Yellow Rainbow Scrap Challenge . You can read about it HERE.

This quilt was made for a dear relative dealing with cancer. You can read more about it on THIS POST.

This is one of the TWO quilts I made for the Irish Chain Blog Hop. You can read about it on THIS POST.

This is the back of the first quilt.

This is the 2nd quilt:

I made this little zipper pouch (front & back shown) from left-overs from the above quilt. See THIS POST for details.

The June Island Batik challenge was to make a soft toy using a Funky Friends pattern. See HERE for the adventures of these 2 squirrels!

These placemats used more of the left-overs from the Irish Chain quilts … This POST has all the details.

This was a mystery quilt from Canuck Quilter. You can read more about it on THIS POST.

I made this Swan Quilt using a pattern from the “Picture Patchwork” book. You can read about it HERE.

This quilt was made with scraps of purple and solid white. You can read about it HERE.

I used leftover strips to make these donation placemats. See THIS POST for details:

This quilt was made for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. Orange was the colour for June … but it didn’t get finished until the end of July. See details HERE.

This is my August Island Batik Challenge: to decorate the wool Oliso carrying case. I also made a reversible bag to put my Alpaca/wool mat in. See HERE for more details.

This butterfly quilt was fun to make. See details HERE.

I made this quilt using Embroidery designs by Denise Looney and the fabrics were all from Island Batik. More details HERE.

These quilts were made for the Threaded Chaos Blog Hop, featuring crazy quilts using Aurifil Thread. THIS POST has all the details.

This quilt was made with a strip pack of the Splish Splash collection. You can read more about it HERE, and see lots of close-ups of the quilting!

The October challenge was to make a byAnnie bag. I made ‘Switchback.’ You can read about it HERE.

These were left-overs from the Splish Splash quilt (above) you can read about them on THIS POST.

The November challenge was Timeless Traditions. We were instructed to choose at least 5 traditional blocks and make a quilt. You can read about it on THIS POST.

When I made the Switchback (ByAnnie bag) earlier this fall, I had some left-over quilted fabric … one an incorrect panel. I couldn’t resist using them to make these too Clam Up bags. (See HERE for details)

December’s Island Batik challenge was totally up to us! We could make whatever we wanted. The fall colours were so vibrant this year, that I couldn’t resist making this maple leaf scrappy quilt. See THIS POST for details.

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

WOW!! A total of 46 projects made with Island Batik fabrics!! This wouldn’t have been possible without the generous support of Lumin Fabrics and the industry partners!

So a HUGE THANK YOU to Island Batik (Lumin Fabrics) and Industry partners! They have supplied the products for free as my role as an Island Batik Ambassador! Island Batik, Aurifil Thread, Hobbs Batting, Schmetz Needles, Oliso Iron, Studio 180 Designs, Accuquilt, and Funky Friends. ByAnnie

One who sleeps under a quilt is covered by LOVE!

Happy Quilting!    
Gail 

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