Beautiful batik toys sewn by the Lumin Fabrics Island Batik Ambassadors!

Jul 5, 2025 | Blog, Customer Feedback, FFF News

The Lumin Fabrics Island Batik Ambassadors have sewed some adorable Funky Friends Factory toys in their beautiful batik fabric!

Let’s look at some of the 2025 critters…

Susan Michaels sewed Hannah Hedgehog. using fabrics from the Flower Pot range. You can see from the photos on her Dragonfly Fibreart blog that she had lots of fun posing her hedgehog in the garden!

Click HERE to buy the Hannah Hedgehog Pattern

Brittany Fisher of Bobbin with Brittany sewed P for her 3 year old son who loves penguins. She used a brilliant Cobalt Blue fabric from Island Batik that she says makes him look like he’s hopped fresh out of the icy water!

Click HERE to buy the Penguin pattern.

Leah Malasky chose to sew Rascal the Racoon and used a fabric line that had some cute mushrooms on it, which she felt was perfect for a foraging critter. She has lots more super cute photos of Rascal on her Quilted Delights Blog.

Click HERE to buy the Raccoon Pattern

Susan Deshensky from Lady Blue Quilt Studio sewed chose to make Puppy Pete as a toy for her great-nephew. Here she has posed him with his very own tennis ball!

Click HERE to buy the Puppy Dog pattern.

Puppy Dog Sewing Pattern

Tina Dillard sewed Harmony the Highland Cow. She wanted her toy to resemble a real highland cow as closely as possible so she selected the Red Burgundy Mushroom Time fabric from the Fall 2024 Studio 180 Design Forest Floral range.

I think it’s perfect
for Harmony!

Click HERE to buy the Highland Cow Pattern

Jennifer Thomas chose to sew Fleur the Famingo because she lives near the beach and thought he would fit well with my tropical beachy decor, plus she loves pink! She used a variety of pink fabrics from Meadow Hues, a signature collection for Claudia Porter, designed by Jerry Khiev for Island Batik (Lumin Fabrics), plus some Island Batik solid black.

You can see lots more cute pics of her sewing Fleur Flamingo on her Curlicue blog.

Click HERE to buy the Flamingo Pattern

Flamingo-toy-sewing-pattern-by-Pauline-McArthur

Lisa Pickering says she chose to sew Kip the Keepsake Dog for this challenge because she’s a ‘dog person’. She used fabric from the Just Dandy fabric line… and sewed TWO Kip doggies!

Click HERE to buy the Keepsake Dog Pattern

Denise Looney of Quiltery.com sewed Stu for her grandson, using fun red and blue Island Batik fabrics. the Sea Turtle.

Click HERE to purchase the Sea Turtle pattern.

Connie Kaufman sewed Daisy the Dress Up Doll for the Challenge. so she could sew the dolls for her great nieces. You can visit her blog – Kauffmandesigns to see LOTS more fun photos of Connie’s dolls dressed in batik fabrics!

Click HERE to buy the Dress Up Doll Pattern

Emily Leachman of The Darling Dogwood sewed Ben the BEGINNER Bear for her son. She let him pick the fabric and his favorite color is red – so she used Imperial Red for most of Ben’s body and Shell for the tummy and face, from Island Batik’s Ravishing Reds in the always-available Basics line.

Click HERE to buy the BEGINNER Bear pattern.

Carol Stanek of Stitch with Colour chose to sew Baby Bunny. I love the purple Island Batik fabric she chose….

and her kitty approved too!

Click HERE to buy the Baby Bunny pattern.

Baby bunny pattern

Connie Kresin says she’s scared to death of snakes but it didn’t stop her sewing a Silly Scrap Snake for the Challenge! Connie used all of the browns from her Rustic Riches collection for a natural looking snake. You can see her gorgeous batik snake in the garden and posing with her pup on her Freemotion by the River blog.

Click HERE to buy the Scrap Snake Sewing Pattern.

Gail Sheppard selected Sue. I learnt an interesting fact from Gail Shepherd‘s blog Quilting Gail ~> squirrels are famous in the quilting world – all the distractions of new projects are called ‘squirrels’! Gail obviously didn’t get distracted because she sewed TWO squirrels! Here you can see Gail’s gorgeous batik squirrels on a road trip

And back home…
with a VERY happy friend!

Click HERE to buy the Squirrel pattern.

Squirrel Pattern

There we’re too many to include ALL of the cute Funky Friends toys the ambassadors sewed. Be sure to check out the rest of the Island Batik Ambassadors Funky Friends Factory toys, because they sure are adorable!!!!

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ALL you need to do is post a photo of a FUNKY FRIENDS FACTORY toy that you have made on the Funky Friends Factory Facebook Page .

At the end of each month I draw a winner and post the winner’s name on the Blog the following MONTH. I have an Album on Facebook for all the MAKEROFTHEMONTH winners. You can check it out HERE!