What I'm working on is catching up on some customer quilts. They have waited far too long. Hubby is sleeping in the chair and the quilts are calling me.
I love scrappy quilters - they leave happy surprises in the quilt which makes me smile.
I am linking:
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
more triangles to do
Just as I was running out of triangles for shoofly, I found this cute little gifted pack of triangles.
I sewed and sewed ...
And then I started trimming to 1 1/2 inch.
Last week's to do:
1. go home from the hospital - done
2. rainbow row by row in teal - some progress
3. border pieces for frolic mystery quilt - some progress
Dare I even hope to get something done next week? Staying home is my normal, so it doesn't seem like a burden yet. Jeff was supposed to stay in for 2 weeks anyway.
next week's to do:
1. quilt Linda's quilt
2. take Jeff to 2 week post op appointment
3. teal row x row
4. border pieces frolic mystery quilt
I am linking to:
to do tuesday
I sewed and sewed ...
And then I started trimming to 1 1/2 inch.
Last week's to do:
1. go home from the hospital - done
2. rainbow row by row in teal - some progress
3. border pieces for frolic mystery quilt - some progress
Dare I even hope to get something done next week? Staying home is my normal, so it doesn't seem like a burden yet. Jeff was supposed to stay in for 2 weeks anyway.
next week's to do:
1. quilt Linda's quilt
2. take Jeff to 2 week post op appointment
3. teal row x row
4. border pieces frolic mystery quilt
I am linking to:
to do tuesday
Monday, March 16, 2020
hazel's scraps
I'm afraid I have lost my ability to chat and sew. I pretty much have a determined to get through this face right now. Hubby is recovering, and needs a bit of attention, and, I am tired most of the time. It isn't easy "resting". I am grateful for the timing of his back surgery. It gives us something to do, while we are hearing the news. If his surgery had been any later, It wouldn't have happened. Elective surgeries have been cancelled.
I had a friend from guild give a scrap bag to me. It was full of strings and small pieces and a few larger chunks. She has some interesting fabrics. It has been a welcome distraction to sort through the pieces and pretend what I am going to do with them.
The pile in the upper right corner, are pieces for Bonnie Hunter's blossom time. Anything an odd size, I put in a pile for the spike and valley scrap quilt. The rest I have been sorting into strip sizes.
There were some pieces that were 1 1/4 inches wide and 5 inches long. I started sewing those into string strips. Anything less than 1 1/2 goes into a string bucket.
I am linking:
I had a friend from guild give a scrap bag to me. It was full of strings and small pieces and a few larger chunks. She has some interesting fabrics. It has been a welcome distraction to sort through the pieces and pretend what I am going to do with them.
The pile in the upper right corner, are pieces for Bonnie Hunter's blossom time. Anything an odd size, I put in a pile for the spike and valley scrap quilt. The rest I have been sorting into strip sizes.
There were some pieces that were 1 1/4 inches wide and 5 inches long. I started sewing those into string strips. Anything less than 1 1/2 goes into a string bucket.
I am linking:
Saturday, March 14, 2020
rsc teal
The color for March and the rainbow scrap challenge is teal. I chose a more aqua color for my shine quilt.
I dug through my 2 inch scraps and found a little of everything for the tiny houses.
My rainbow projects for 2020 with links:
Irish chain
Shine
row by row
scraptastic star
country road
I am linking to:
rsc20 super saturday
oh scrap
I dug through my 2 inch scraps and found a little of everything for the tiny houses.
My rainbow projects for 2020 with links:
Irish chain
Shine
row by row
scraptastic star
country road
I am linking to:
rsc20 super saturday
oh scrap
UFO busting - I am featured this week
Friday, March 13, 2020
rug class
Day 2 of my hubby's back surgery recovery, and, I made a good start on a drop stitch scarf. I'm sure I have altered the pattern with a little boo boo here and there. It is really looking pretty good, considering I was interrupted every 20 minutes. And was bored easily.
I realized I haven't posted about a rug hooking class last week with a teacher from Noblesville that our group invited for a workshop. We are learning shading using her flower pattern. Our choices were purple or red. My kit is the red.
This is our teacher's rug, and, I really liked it. Maybe mine will look good too. I haven't worked on it much yet. We are still at the hospital, waiting to find a balance between pain and his blood pressure being too low. He is very uncomfortable.
I'm linking to:
I realized I haven't posted about a rug hooking class last week with a teacher from Noblesville that our group invited for a workshop. We are learning shading using her flower pattern. Our choices were purple or red. My kit is the red.
This is our teacher's rug, and, I really liked it. Maybe mine will look good too. I haven't worked on it much yet. We are still at the hospital, waiting to find a balance between pain and his blood pressure being too low. He is very uncomfortable.
I'm linking to:
Labels:
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knitting,
rug,
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Tuesday, March 10, 2020
to do
My hubby had surgery yesterday on his back. The surgery went well, but, he has had a few issues with his blood pressure and has made pain medications wonky.
His surgery was about 6 hours.
I had a waiting room all to myself.
I spent my time tracing bunnies for an Easter quilt.
I started to knit a scarf using yarn I spun myself.
Last week's to do:
1. bind sand castles - done
2. put Linda's quilt on the longarm - done
3. blog one monthly goal - done
4. make materials list for March workshop - done
next week's to do:
1. go home from the hospital
2. rainbow row by row in teal
3. border pieces for frolic mystery quilt
I am linking to:
to do tuesday
His surgery was about 6 hours.
I had a waiting room all to myself.
I spent my time tracing bunnies for an Easter quilt.
I started to knit a scarf using yarn I spun myself.
Last week's to do:
1. bind sand castles - done
2. put Linda's quilt on the longarm - done
3. blog one monthly goal - done
4. make materials list for March workshop - done
next week's to do:
1. go home from the hospital
2. rainbow row by row in teal
3. border pieces for frolic mystery quilt
I am linking to:
to do tuesday
Sunday, March 8, 2020
stash report March 8, 2020
There were some sales.... and I didn't resist.
I have a weakness for the moda scrap bags, but, I haven't bought them in a long time. They were half price at green fairy quilts. I have not shopped there until, I bought these goodies.
Stash report
Fabric Used this month 29.5 yards -sand castles and woven were finished
I have a weakness for the moda scrap bags, but, I haven't bought them in a long time. They were half price at green fairy quilts. I have not shopped there until, I bought these goodies.
Stash report
Fabric Used this month 29.5 yards -sand castles and woven were finished
Fabric Used year to Date: 53.25 yards
Fabric Added this month: 10.25 yards - precuts
Fabric Added Year to Date: 45.25 yards
net fabric: 8 yards used more than bought
I sewed at least 15 minutes per day, 26 days in February.
For slow Sunday stitching, I am rug hooking a new snowman on my snowman rug. I have 3 sides of snowmen finished here. I think he has braces.
net fabric: 8 yards used more than bought
I sewed at least 15 minutes per day, 26 days in February.
For slow Sunday stitching, I am rug hooking a new snowman on my snowman rug. I have 3 sides of snowmen finished here. I think he has braces.
I am linking to:
sunday stash at quiltpaintcreate
15 min to stitch at life in pieces
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