I purchased these at a guild table recently. I have an older ufo that will use the cw reproduction fabrics coming up on the list for the year.
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| 3 1/4 yds |
stash report May 4, 2025
fabric added this week: 3 1/2 yards
fabric added year to date for 2025: 25 1/2 yards
fabric used: 16 yards kaleidoscope finish
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| 74 x74 =16 yards |
fabric used year to date for 2025: 93 1/2 yards
68 yards used more than bought in 2025
I sewed 5 days last week
With the new year, I am restarting an applique project - across the wide missourri- I started this project again in 2025 primarily for in the car traveling while we were traveling. But, I have continued this after we returned home. I try to do a little every day. I want to finish this by the end of the year.... or next.
It's time for the berries.
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| raspberries? |
I am linking:
15 min to stitch at life in pieces
I would like to see more of the applique, it looks so nice, happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteYou have some fun stash additions. All your metrics are looking good. Happy stitching this week.
ReplyDeleteOh, great to find fabrics to finish an UFO. The large flower print look pretty too. Wow, Kaleidoscope is beautiful! It's a pattern on my list for years, one day I will make one maybe ;) Cute berries, your appliqué block looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and linking up!
Kaleidoscope is gorgeous. Yes, those do look like raspberries. I like the fabric that you purchased.
ReplyDeleteGreat kaleidoscope quilt and I love the colors. I just made 2 blocks for an exchange and really liked the block. I just need to invest in the ruler. Like your applique; so good to see you progressing.
ReplyDeleteI'm inspired by your fabric out stats! So much so, that I have started doing this myself. I would like to know how you calculate your used yardage when you finish a quilt. Do you reference the pattern? Or do you have a basic calculation where you can round up for seam allowances, backing, etc? I'm quite curious. Thank you for your interesting blog.
ReplyDeleteIs that another finish? You are amazing!
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