Meet Sulaxi.
| Thank you, Paul! |
Sulaxi is my response to the Island Batik Timeless Traditions Challenge and Blog Hop. This challenge requires us to make a Lap (or larger) Quilt using the assigned Summer 2025 collection with the following stipulation.
Use any or all of the following classic, traditional blocks! Use a minimum of 5 different blocks in your quilt in any combination and size of the blocks.
- Four Patch Quilt Block
- Nine Patch Quilt Block
- Half Square Triangle Block
- Quarter Square Triangle Block
- Friendship Star Block
- Flying Geese Quilt Block
- Variable Star Quilt Block
- Ohio Star Quilt Block
- Nine Patch Chain Quilt Block
- Pinwheel Mosaic Quilt Block
- Four Patch Block
- Nine Patch Block
- Half Square Triangle Block
- Quarter Square Triangle Block
- Flying Geese Block
Below is the full line-up of the Ambassadors, the collections they’ll feature, and their post dates. Mark your calendar and get ready to be inspired!
WEEK 1
November 3:
Brenda Alburl, Songbird Designs
Susan Deshensky, Lady Blue Quilt Studio

November 4:
Preeti Harris, Sew Preeti Quilts (You are here ALREADY!!!)

November 5:
Brittany Fisher, Bobbin with Brittany
Denise Looney, Quiltery

November 6:
Renee Atkinson, Pink Tulip Quilting
Suzy Webster, Websterquilt

WEEK 2
November 10:
Kimberly Flannagan, Kimberly's Quilts
Solomae Stoycoff, Cuddle Cat Quiltworks

November 11:
Connie Kresin Campbell, Freemotion by the River
Gail Sheppard, Quilting Gail

November 12:
Jennifer Thomas, Curlicue Creations
Leah Malasky, Quilted Delights

November 13:
Carol Stanek, Stitch with Color
Sarah Pitcher, Pitcher's Boutique

WEEK 3
November 17:
Lisa Pickering, Lisa's Quilting Passion

November 18:
Connie Kauffman, Kauffman Designs

November 19:
Mania Hatziioannidi, Mania for Quilts
Tina Dillard, Quilting Affection Designs

November 20:
Kim Jamieson-Hirst, Chatterbox Quilts
Emily Leachman, The Darling Dogwood

We’ll launch the first two projects of the Island Batik Timeless Traditions Blog Hop next Monday, but the first week’s giveaway starts now! We put aside two Fat Quarter bundles of the Enchanted Flutter and Cherry Blossom collections that will be featured next week!

All you need to do is visit this post on Instagram and/or this post on Facebook and answer a simple question in the comments: Has a tradition ever inspired something you’ve made - a quilt, a gift, or a handmade project? (We’d love to hear how traditions influence your creativity.)
This giveaway ends on November 8th! Winners will be notified in comments the following day — please check your notifications on November 9th!
Your quilts are always so beautiful and this one does not disappoint, simply gorgeous! Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! This sounded like a fun challenge!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous quilt Preeti! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! That is beautiful. I think I did find your HSTs, but you used all of the blocks in clever ways.
ReplyDeleteSulaxi is absolutely brimming with cohesion and is a brilliant design. Congratulations on the beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful quilt Preeti, I really love the setting and the fabrics just make it shine!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful finish! I'm impressed you incorporated five blocks in your project that flow so wonderfully together! Well done!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeletevery pretty quilt and always love batiks
ReplyDeleteFabulous job on this challenge. I especially like the way the on point blocks surround the center star and make it look framed. It is a truly lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty! What a creative way to use those blocks,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a vibrant quilt! Love the blocks you used. etalmage@earthlink.net
ReplyDeleteOooooh, loving Sulaxi and the butterfly fabrics are calling my name. Sorry, I don't Instagram or Facebook.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt turned out beautiful. I love the colors in this Butterfly Ballet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt! It screams happiness and celebration. Very clever use of the prescribed block units. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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This quilt has the "WOW!" factor, Preeti!!!
ReplyDeleteSulaxi is a beautiful quilt, Preeti! The Island Batik fabrics and your design ideas are always a great combination. I like the creative ways you used those traditional blocks, too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics makes a gorgeous quilt! Love how such basic block designs set on point really create a stunning layout. I love that wool/cotton batting, give a nice bit of "pouf" to quilts.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's fun to see how batiks can change a traditional block to something that looks modern and artful. (Of course it's not the just the fabric - you are an artist Preeti!)
ReplyDeleteSo I love with your colors and your design, as always, is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun challenge, and you came up with a lovely pattern! Gorgeous colors too, you definitely know how to design lovely quilts!
ReplyDeleteThis is a pretty one. You have a gorgeous fabric palette!
ReplyDeleteSulaxi is a beautiful finish, Preeti! I’m curious how you like that Tuscany Cotton/Wool blend. It’s one of my favorites; I really like it as an all-natural fiber alternative to the more common cotton/poly blends.
ReplyDeleteHi Preeti, what a lovely quilt! Thanks so much for linking up to FM Mavericks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish, Preeti! I really love this collection too. Thanks for sharing with us at Monday Musings. Have a great week.
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