Sunny Wednesday here in Michigan. 33 degrees outside, but feels so good to see the sun shining on the snow. We are normally in Florida at this time of the year. We are staying home to stay safe and stay healthy. Allows for more sewing time.
SAHRR update: Worked on round three of the round robin challenge. I will be adding wonky flying geese blocks to my center work. At this time I am thinking I may only add to one side due to four more rounds to still complete.
Enjoy your Wednesday.
Yes, a terrific Thursday to be in the sewing studio. Working on Stay at Home Round Robin (SAHRR). I am on the second round, making wonky plus signs. Want to be finished by dinner time.
I puttered and moved things around as I contiue to improve the stash/sorting/easy-to-get-at system of my material. Too many different containers of crumbs, strings, triangles and pieces of odd material. In addition, several bags of unsorted scraps that other folks have given to me,
Well, back to my sewing oasis.....
Concentrating on these tasks for week of January 25 - January 31
Monday update:
Wonderful week end of sewing. I participated in a stay-at-home quilting retreat with online, Stashbuster group. Good motivation to concentrate on several UFO's. Borders have been added to complete two quilt tops. Then prepared a backing and binding for Pine Tree Point, now to get that flimsy onto long arm. In between this work, I cut more strips for my green Irish chain quilt top in progress. Another Bonnie Hunter project I have been dreaming about and started doing four-patches as leader/enders back in December.
Wow, time to move forward on my blog adventure. Been too busy with grandchildren, moving and sewing to keep at conversations.
Renewing my intentions to chat about quilting. New sewing studio has motivated me to get more organized and working hard to get some of these projects completed. Last count 101...
New start this week, Stay at Home Round Robin. Actually got my husband to participate in this adventure. He has a small block leftover from his postage stamp quilt that he is going to use for his center.
I dug into my orphan block container and found several choices. The block I selected was actually given to me in a large bag of scraps. It is a small, pre-printed picture of an elf. So squared it up with coping strips and added the first round. Small piano keys.
With that finished I can get to work on adding the final border on Flurry, a quilt guild block exchange challenge. Then next on my list is to get borders on Pumpkin Patch. All pieces ready to be sewn together.
Going to be a nice, stay at home retreat week-end.
